Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-27
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.


DR.. George Nichols OF NorthHeld was
in town over Sunday.
Mrs. JONI W. Gordon and son of Barre
were in town over Sunday.
Prof. John B. johnson OF Norwich Uni.
versity was in town Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. A. B. Smith is visiting rela-
tives at White River Junction.
Mrs. X. W. Morse and children have,re-
turned to White River Junction.
Allen A. Emery OF Somerville, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, Curtis 8. Emery.
Major Charles K. Darling OF Boston is
visiting his father, Hon. ]. K. Darling.
Dr.Henry Jackson of Barre was in town
Tuesday, in consultation with DR.. Smith.
Mrs. E. r. Hyde and her daughter,
Florence, OF st. Johnsbury are visiting
friends in town.
About twenty couples attended a very
enjoyable private hop at the town hall
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin advertises to
sell her household goods at the Copeland
house at p. m. Friday.
Rev. Frank s. Hatch OF Munson, Mass,
accompanied by his daughter, is visiting
his brother, w. s. Hatch.
DR.. Hunt OF Montpelier, an old school
physician, is among the recent arrivals
for osteopathic treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Collier and three
daughters and G. F. Jacobs, all Of Cohas-
sett, ar. at the Orange County Hotel.
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon, who has been Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. A. A. Spear, has
returned to her home in Claremont, N. H.
Walter s. Goss, who Las been employed
at Worcester, Mass, for some time, is Wis
iting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Story N.
Goss.
With the centennial, the two rallies, and
the numerous 'shows," this is the most
eventful week Chelsea has seen for good
many years.
Miss Flora Corwin has resigned the
presidency Of the Y. w. c. T. o., as she
will attend the Bridgewater Normal
school this fall.
Hon. j. K. Darling attended the dedi-
cation OF the Thomas Chittenden monu-
ment at Williston last week as vice presi-
dent from Orange county.
Rev. w. e. Allen OF the M. E. church
will exchange with Rev. W. r. Davenport
OF Barre next Sunday. Mr.. Davenport's
subject will be "What Is Man Worth?
The Democrats will hold rally in the
town hall next Saturday afternoon. Col.
G. A. G. Jackson Of Montpelier and Others
will speak and good music will be in at
tendance.
Thirty 1--WE OF the relatives of Mrs.
Frances w. Bixby gave her a surprise
party last week Thursday, the occasion
being her Gath birthday. A dinner was
served on the lawn and the occasion was
much enjoyed by all present.
The statement Of the Orange County
Creamery company for July shows the
following results: Milk received, 28, III
lbs; butter made from same, 10,664 lbs;
penses, $329.07; price paid for butter, l6c.
Col. H. e. Parker, member OF the Re.
publican state committee, met the kepub-
for the purpose of mapping ou. the work
to be done at the coming election. Col.
Parker is quite sanguine as to the pros !
pect for $4,000 or more majority for Gfout.
George J. Helmer, the osteopath, states |
that he will remain In Chelsea luntil Sept. |
18th and will then 60 to Montpelier, tax
ing his force OF assistants with him. DR.. |
Helmer has treated a large number OF
Montpelier people while here, and they |
have been most urgent in their sOhcita-
lions for him to 60 to Montpelier. The !
doctor states that he expects to return to
Chelsea next summer.
We are in receipt Of the following COM
On Saturday afternoon last
The ladies OF Chelsea, taking advantage OF
1 happy suggestion originating with Mrs.
e. o. Tracy, Mrs. G. 8. Emery and Mrs.
w. F. Hood, gave an outdoor tea and re-
ception on the north park to the visiting
patients OF the G.. j. Helmer infirmary,
their guests and friends. There were
present 15O or more. A bountiful colla-
tion was served, after which speeches
were made by Hon. George A. Dickey,
Curtis 8. Emery and others, interspersed
BY music kindly furnished for the occa-