Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

chelsea Academy opens Monday, Aug.
o. See Adv. in this paper.
\ G. Moore showed hens egg that
neasured 6 l-2x7 IL inches.
,rss Grace Murdoch has made quilt
mi. summer that contains 5000 pieces.
There we're 1875 registered at the Or
.nge County Hotel during the months of
June and July
sbsuncey Wood, farmer of Fair Ha-
ron fell dead while eating his supper on
Monday evening
The number of sheep NJ. G. Allen sold
.be wool from for Sl20 was so not $50
a: local made it last week.
The Wv. c.. L. is hold a socia-
HE Friday evening Aug. I'd at the sresi-
Sence of Geo. Hutchinson, all invited.
Miss. E. Jones, who went to Brookline,
\ II. short time since to visit her sis
tsr has taken a school there for two
Years and will not return.
Geo. Plans aged 8 years and one of the
t,asb-air children, stopping with I'll. l..
Riyby broke his arm Just below the ell
how Friday by falling from horse.
Mrs. F. Peters keeps in connection
With her millinery department a full
,tock of fancy goods. just now she has
.pecial line of fancy hair pins, cheap.
sheriff f. NJ. Collins took James Foley
and carl Ekstrom, who have been giving
him ante a little of trouble of late TO
Windsor State Prison last week for safe
keeping
The largest trout caught in town Ithis
season was hooked by Irwin Ormsby IA
ged years, who lives at E.B. SANKEY'S.
1be fish measured l6 inches and weighed
one pound and six ounces.
Erastus Bugbee had pleasant reunion
Of his large family of children and grand
children We'd, July oath at his home.
Some twenty-five arrived at the hotel,
Tuesday night from their homes in va
rous parts of the country, stage-driver
Burnham running an extra trip to bring
them from the station. Wednesday morn
inc large OK hay wagon drew the most
Of the merry crowd from the hotel to
tbe home of the parents in the east part
Of the town some three miles distant
where they arrived about ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Bugbee is IS years of age and is liv-
inc with his third wife. He is the father
OTIS children, IA of whom are living and
were present at this reunion, together
with Il grandchildren.
The children were present with their
families as follows
Freeman A. Bugbee, wife and two
children. from Wilton, n. H.; Mary +.
Tewsbury, husband and two children,
from franklin n. III; Mrs. Mile c.
Godfrey, Concord, n. H.; Geo. L. iBug
bee. wife and three children, Nashua, n.
H.: Truman G. Bugbee. wife and two
children from Sheboygan, owls; Mrs,
Emma R.Wyman, husband and one child,
Winthrop. Mass; Warren L. Bugbee,
wife and three children, Hartford, VI !;
Henry r. Bugbee. Scion d. Bugbee, wife
and one child, Walter IL ,sand Heman j.
Bugbee. Concord, n. H.; Jenness o. and
Jennie 0. are twins and with the young /
est Albert p. Bugbee live at home. There
were also present numerous cousins ana
few immediate friends and neighbors |
Of the family. Among those cousins from
away we're c. IL. Bugbee and family of
Lowell. Mass. and Miss Emma Bugbee
Of Boston.
An adjoining grove had previously been
arranged for refreshments. The table
was handsomely decorated with flowers,
large basket was sent by Miss Sadie
WoOdman of concord, n. III. Wooden
mates were used on the table and pre-
served by each as souvenir of 1.-THE oe-
cason with the names Of the families
written on them. Thomas ZIP. Moore
nelghbor and brother of Mr.. Bugbees
first wife, returned thanks at the table
not only for the bountiful collation. Dnt
that all were permitted to join in TINS
happy reunion of brothers, sisters. cous-
in: and friends. Appropriate remarks on
the occasion were made by NJ. V. b. Dav-
is, also by Freeman G.. and Charles H.
Bugbee. The presentation of a hand
some purse of money by the Oldest son
Freeman in behalf of the children.
letter from an absent cousin, Albert
V. Bugbee of Lawrence, Mass. was reau
expressing his regrets that he could not
be with them to participate in the pleas
ures of the day.
The camping including all present, num-
DeIed about IS people, % OF whom were
children and grandchildren. On their
return from the grove. the famlly were
photographed in front of the house by
Freeman who is a photographer at VIII
ton, n. II. Surely Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee
have reason to be proud of their family
Of children, all steady and industrious,
all prosperous in their several vocations
Of life.
As they return to their homes which
most of them did Thursday morning they
will carry with them a remembrance
Of the oath of July 1889 never to be for
gotten, an occasion that will never be re-
peated probably, when all can be present.
SOUTH TUNBRIDGE.