Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-09
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

T.. A. Davis and wife OF Bethel were Il
town over Sunday.
A. A. Abbott has finished work in Beth
ell and is now at home.
George Goodrich OF Williamstown is tn
guest OF G. P. Dickinson.
Miss Maude Merrill visited Miss NJ EN-
ma Hatch at Hanover last week.
Miss Florence Moulton Of Thetford i
visiting Miss Edna Hutchinson.
V. A. Corwip has supplemented his va
cation by trip to Washington, d. G,
Mrs. George Linton of Corinth has beef
visiting her brother, George w. Taplin.
George H. Rice and wife of West Tops
ham visited at George l.. Slows last week
Mrs. M. b. Sargent has moved from thu
Ira Hood house into Mrs. Tracy's bricA
block.
Hale X. Darling was admitted to prac.
tice in the United States courts, at Mont.
pelier, Monday.
! Mrs.Sidney w. Grant Of Hamilton Ont,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
| Mr.. Grant is expected later.
The county examiner proposes to meet
candidates for teachars' certificates at the
academy building July 20 and 30.
M. W. Brooks OF West Fairlee was com.
mitted to jail last week by Deputy Sheriff
Hyde, charged with the crime OF adultery.
Miss Annie E. Goss, who has been at
tending the New England Conservatory,
arrived home last Thursday for the sum.
mer.
Mrs. A. r. Hood and Miss Gail of Low
ell, Mass, arrived Thursday OF last week
and will spend the summer at William f..
Hoods.
The w. c. T. U. meets with Miss L. G..
Hatch Thursday evening, July 9, and the
Y.'s at the M ethodist parsonage Saturday
evening, July II.
George l.. Stow, Esq, was admitted and
sworn as an attorney in the United States
courts Tuesday at Montpelier, on motion
of District Attorney Senter.
Frank Tracy and wife OF Montpelier
were in town over the 4th. Frank handled
the drumsticks with the band Saturday in
his usual proficient manner.
Charles H. Putney attended the annual
encampment OF the Vermont division, ),
OF ", at Manchester Center last week as
the representative OF the local camp.
John B. Corliss, conductor of the "North
Star Line" is sick and unable to attend to
his business. H. w. Garvin handles the
ribbons during Mr.. Corliss' indisposition.
A meeting OF Republican town commit
tees OF the county is to be held here July
14th for the purpose OF discussing the ways
and means OF conducting the coming cam
paign.
While the engine recently sold by the
Bell Shoe company was being transported
to Barre Saturday,the team broke through
the bridge by the schoolhousei in the Stan
ley district. No damage was done.
Miss Nellie Corwin has received word
from the superintendent OF the Western
Union Telegraph company to the effect
that IL she is unable to procure an operator
to succeed her, she may close the office at
once.
County Clerk Emery has purchased
kodak, from whence we assume that a
county "Rogue's Gallery".is to be insti-
tuted. II this is true, Mr.. Emery showed
good judgment in procuring his "ma-
chine" before the meeting Of the Demo-
cratic county convention.
The Young Peoples meeting Thursday
evening at the Cong'l church should be
we'll attended. The theme is "What We
Owe Our Country" and Miss Mary Bur-
bank, who conducts the service, has de-
vised a plan for instruction in patriotism
which ought to prove inspiring.
We were in error in assuming that the
Prohibitionists had nominated w. j. Tar
bell for states attorney, and so we must
retract what we said last week with refer
ence to his candidacy. Among the list OF
nominees, we notice that John M. Com
stock was named for judge OF probate.
It is expected that DR.. D. H. Nutting OF
Randolph, one OF the. earliest appointees
OF the American board as foreign medi-
cal missionary, will speak at the Cong'l
church in the morning July IL, on the
nSituation and Outlook Of the Armeni-
ans,n and in the evening on "Missionary |
Experiences in Asiatic Turkey" where he
was stationed for twenty years.