Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

Scales.
States Attorney Hyde was in town las
Thursday.
Miss Julia Cummings has returned t.
Meriden, N. H.
Mrs. w. M. Nation has been VISITING
friendsin Corinth.
Mrs. Frank Titus is visiting her father
at Claremont, N. H.
Mrs. C. R. Corwin and son returned t.
Somerville, Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Lease has returned to bel
home in Milford, N. H.
Mrs. E. B. Robbins and Miss Edna Rob
bins have returned home.
Miss Ella K. Herrick returned to bel
home in NJ iiton, Saturday.
Miss Gail Hood entertained several 81
her friends Friday evening.
Mrs. William Paul OF West Fairlee hal
been visiting friends in towp.
81 Mrs. F. A. Ordway and Mrs. J.D. Lane
were at Montpelier last week.
Miss Edna Hutchinson is visiting Miss
Florence Moulton at Thetford.
John L. Bacon OF White River Junction
was in town few days last week.
G. 8. Norris and wife OF Brookline
Mass, are at the Orange County Hotel.
Mrs. OBJ. Copeland entertained the
Bachelor Maids" Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. L. Gardner OF Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. w. Nation.
8. A. Little and wife OF Chicago have
been staying at the Orange County hotel.
9. 8. Emery and wife spent last week at
Lake Morey as the guests OF John B.
Pickett.
A very pleasant neighborhood picnic
was held at Frank Thorne's last week
Wednesday.
William Whittridge Of Lynn, Mass.
has returned home.
Miss Olive Watson OF Hartford, who
has been visiting at N. H. CaswelPs, has
gone to Montpelier.
A. w. Whitney and wife and Miss Flor
ence Whitney are visiting friends in the
vicinity OF Bradford.
George H. Rice, wife and daughter OF
West Topsham visited MIR. Rice's sister,
Mrs. George l.. Stow, last week.
G. M. Hall, wife and daughter, Ernest 8.
Hall and Mrs. Emma Griffin attended the
muster at Lake Morey on Friday.
The next regular meeting of the w. r.
G. will be held Friday evening and full
is particularly desired.
John B. Bacon and wife, A. H. Powers
and wife and Mrs. w. p. Townsend are
at the Vermont House, Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. w. A. Barrett, wife OF the we'll
the Orange County Hotel with her daugh-
ter.
An infant child Of George b. Langmaid
and wife died Thursday morning. The
parents desire to return thanks to neigh
bors for kindnesses.
H. G. Woodruff OF Manchester, n. H.,
formerly cashier OF the First National
bank, is making visit in town. His
mother accompanies him.
Creamery report for July: Milk received
227, IN lbs; butter made, II ,5S4 lbs; re-
ceived for same, s2,225.Sl; running ex-
penses, s367.Sl; paid per pound, II LIE.
The directors OF the Bell Shoe company
met Saturday and chose the following Of.
ficers: President, All. Powers; secretary,
G. p. Dickinson; treasurer, John M. Com
stock.
Mrs. Elmira Stevens, widow OF d. p.
Stevens, died Thursday, aged SO. Funeral
services were held at the Cong'l church
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Sherman
Cutter Pond in Williamstown was viss
tied last week Wednesday by a party Of
thirteen, eight OF whom were from Chel-
sea and five from Lowell, Mass. The day
was pleasantly spent in boat riding, fish
ing, etc.
The PhilomeIa Ladies' Quartette OF
won much praise by its work at
Fridays musicaIe. II consists OF Mrs.
Avery, LIST soprano; Miss Laura Hatch,
End soprano; Miss Marion Hatch, LIST
alto; Mrs. Hazelton, I'd alto.
The M. E. Sunday school will hold a
basket picnic in grove on the town farm,
Friday, Aug. %. Teams will be provided
for all those who have no conveyance Of
their own. All wishing to 60 are invited
to meet at the church at s a. m.
The following party started for Lake
Morey Monday morning for q few days
sojourn: Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Mills, A. G.
Mills, s. e. Mills, j. M. Atwood, f. 4.
Atwood, Mrs. Root, Miss Root, Miss Lora
Hill, Louis Gerard, DR.. Helmer and Mr..
Roper.
A $4,000 breach OF promise case was
docketed at the county clerks office last
week. The plaintiff is Edith Colby OF
Newbury and the defendant is William
H. Buck OF the same town. The plain
tiff's attorneys are Bates & May OF st.
Johnsbury.
Deputy Sheriff Hiram Hyde of Stanford
was in town Friday for the purpose OF
two prisoners to jail. One OF
them, William Turner, aged So, native
Of Canada, is charged with bigamy and
adultery, and the other, Clara Martin, is
accused OF the latter crime.
Hon. j. J. Richardson and daughter OF
Ia, were in town over Sunday,
leaving Monday for Magnolia, Mass,
where they will visit G. l. Hood. Mr.Rich.
ardson is the Iowa member OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee, and is inter-
ested in two Davenport dailies. He is
native OF Orange county.
Mrs. Fannie (Roberts) Spear, wife OF
Warren Spear. died Friday, aged 81. The
funeral was at the house Monday, Rev.
Mr.. Forrest officiating. The deceased was
The daughter OF Harvey Roberts, and sis
both OF whom were present at the funeral.
Mrs. Spear was buried in Highland ceme-
tery.
Ira Hood "a lifelong resident, died Thurs
lay, aged So. Funeral services were held
1t his late residence Sunday, Rev. j. d.
Cross OF Vershire officiating. The inter.
ment was in the old cemetery. CT. Hood
If Lowell, nephew OF the deceased, sent
several handsome tributes. and among
hose present were Albert O. Hood OF
Winooski, a brother Of the deceased.
Jndoa Dickav waa IN town Mopdoy -