Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-01
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

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Mrs. George Robbins has been visitinl
| in Barre.
Mrs. Sophia Bacon Of Boston IS at Or
cult Bixby's.
A. B. Wilder OF Springfield is visiting
Col. H. O. Bixby.
Miss Flora Corwin OF Barre is spending
! her vacation in town.
| Alonzo Noyes visited friends at Lax
Morey the first OF the week.
DR.. w. 8. Vincent and wife OF Burling
ton are visiting ct DR.. GoSs'.
Charles E. Godfrey has improved tn
appearance OF his shop by coat OF paint
| Mrs. s. B. French and Miss Annie
Hampton Of Lebanon, N. H.. are at Il. I
Bixby's.
DR.. N. g. Hale and Miss Sarah Gustir
are visiting friends in Brattleboro ant
| Windsor.
Miss Flora Corwin and Miss Addit
French are attending the summer schoo
at Bethel.
Miss Flossie A. Tyler is home from hel
school and music at Northfeld for
short visit.
George A. Quimby and Louise M
tduluUy VI Dcb nAoluSbs AoWo, VSAS -
town Monday.
DR.. Ida Brimmer, OF the medical staff Of
the Taunton insane asylum, Is visiting at
DR.. 8. N. Goss'.
]. K. Darling and Miss A. M. Dow were
married last week Wednesday at New
buryport, Mass.
Fred P. Hall, who has been confined ia
his bed for nearly two weeks with the
humps, is better.
Mrs. Henry Luce, who has been suffer-
ing from meningitis has been removed to
her home in Brookield.
Harry J. Corwin OF Lowell arrived Sat-
urday and Is spending his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. R. Corwin.
Mrs. Hodgetts and family, who have
been staying at the Orange County hotel,
returned to their home in Brooklyn, Mon
day.
We understand that dance, under the
auspices OF Densmore's orchestra, is being
arranged for, to occur sometime this
month.
The best trout caught this season was
landed by Master Fred Copeland on the
STAFFORD road, last week. 1t weighed IL
ounces.
hhtlc Duucc, yuuuS idul living Will
her brother on the Vershire road has been
adjudged insane, and will be taken to the
Waterbury asylum.
Charles Roberts died OF apoplexy last
Thursday night, aged So. Funeral SER
vices were held at his residence Saturday,
Rev. Mr.. Forrest officiating. sIs
Hilas E. Roberts and James Atherton OF
Boston and James Roberts and Harry y.
Roberts OF Lowell are at the Orange
County hotel for few weeks.
Mrs. s. NJ. Dickey and Mrs. Hannah
Virgins OF Lowell, who have been stay
ing at A, w. Whitney's, have gone to
Vershire for the rest OF the summer.
The funeral services OF Alden +. Tracy
were held at his late residence last week
Wednesday. Rev. B. B. Sherman offici-
ated and the interment was in Highland
cemetery.
Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Cummings, who
had been visiting at A. H. Powers. left
Monday morning for Plain6eld, from
which place they will go to their home in
Meriden, n. Il.
pleasant social was held at j. A. r.
Corwin's, Friday evening. The features
OF the entertainment were recitation by
Master James Atherton and bone playing
by Master Arthur Corwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Hoyey and son OF
Jesup, Iowa, arrived in town last week
and are staying at the Orange County ho-
tel. Mr.. Hovey will be wen remembered
as former resident OF this village and
Of the gristmill.
The pulpit at the Cong'l church will be
next Sunday morning by Rev.
Josiah Tyler, d. D., now OF st. Johnsbury
but for many years servant OF the Amer.
lean Beard in Zulu Land. In the evening,
DR.. Tyler will lecture on mission life.
There was hearing in the chancery
suit OF Walter N. Noyes v. Walter +.
Smith and Almon B. Bicknell at the
Thursday and Friday, before
George w. Wing, special master. Up.
Lamson OF Cabot appeared for the orator,
and E. w. Smith OF Wells River for the
defendants.
j. A. Bass OF Boston, impersonator and
reader, will give an entertainment at the
townhall Wednesday evening, Aug. 7th.
Since his former appearance here Mr..
Bass has achieved success as an actor,
playing for the past two years in MIR.
james A. Herne's ashore Acres Theat-
rical company, which has been such re.
success in New York, Boston
and other large cities. Chelsea people
will anticipate treat.