Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-19
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING. Local Editor.

Montreal via the e. V. X. r. Aug. 21st,
Rate only S1.50 for the round trip.
Bessie Hayward has gone to Berlin to
stay short time with Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Elmer Flanders has been at Joseph
Edwards, caring for Mrs. Edwards.
Miss Sarah Wills spent several DAYS in
Montpelier recently visiting friends.
Mrs. G. H. Kingsley, child and nurse
from Burlington are guests OF Mrs. @. l..
Stow.
Mrs. Fred Lougee, of Barre with her five
children, is visiting her brother, p. j..
Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam of Claremont, N.
H., were guests of Mrs. Frank Titus last
Friday.
Mrs. g. W. Taplin and Miss Laura r.
Fuller have returned from their visit TO
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Alvah Carpenter was called to
Tunbridge Tuesday to attend the funeral
OF her only sister.
Mrs. Charlie Taplin and daughter,
Florence, were guests of Mrs. b. II. Ad.
ans, Jr., last week.
George Whitney and +. Goodwin Of
Randolph visited friends among the old
soldiers last Monday.
George Clark, accompanied by DR.. w.
Il. Green, spent Sunday at his fathers
home at Randolph Center.
Mrs. Ruth Smith OF West Fairlee has re-
turned home from her visit to her
brother, George Bradshaw.
Miss Alma f. Adams goes to SCOTS.
more, Que, tomorrow to spend several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Scott.
l.. C. Aldrich has decided the Hackett
Scribner place to Mrs. b. II. Adams, OF
W hnp hp
Miss Harriet NJ. Chandler of Barre, who
is boarding at the hotel, has been visiting
Miss Mary A. Burbank for few days.
Miss Mary A. Burbank and Miss Flora
M. Corwin attended one days session OF
the Randolph summer school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Brown aud child of
Berlin were guests at Charles Hayward's
on the West Hill last Saturday and Sun
day.
Lillian and John Robbins, children OF
Mrs. Will Titus, are i'll with the measles,
and MIR. and Mrs. Titus infant son is also
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stoughton OF
South Royalton are visiting Mrs. Slough
toms mother, Mrs. Cleveland, for a few
days.
Rhea & Loughney's comedy players
gave two entertainments at the hall last
week, which were enjoyed by those who
attended.
Robert NJ. Davis returned to his home in
Newton, Mass, last Monday, and DR..
Davis and the rest Of his family left town
yesterday
George E. Skinner, who has been spend
ing several months with his daughter,
Mrs. Bernice Stevens, returned to his
home in Lowell, Mass, this week.
r. II. johnson of Marion, Ohio, a ma
tive of our town, is visiting here after an
absence of over forty years. His father
once kept store in the upper village.
Il. r. Darling Of New York city, who
spends the summers at his home In Cor
inth, known as "Maplewood Farm"
called on relatives in town last Friday.
IL o. Bixby went to Lunenburgh last
Saturday, where his wife and daughters
have been visiting relatives for the past
few weeks, and all returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Ashley now of Thet.
ford were i'm town recently. Mrs. Plum
mer Bixby, Mrs. Ashley's mother, is very
feeble and unable to return to her home
here, which has been closed since last fall.
Miss Emily Norris, former resident Of
Chelsea but now of Boston, With her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. r. Sherburne, of Newton,
Mass, and her niece, Ethel Norris, OF
Brookline, Mass, are at the hotel.
Rev. b. B. Sherman, his daughter, Hope,
Norman Burbank, Misses Mary A. Bur-
bank, Flora NJ. Corwin and Emma Oar
ling are among those attending the
Orange County Sunday school conven.
tion at Stafford this week.
The heavy thundershower last Sunday
afternoon caused considerable damage to
the road near Robert Ramsdell's and
hoI
Washington, corn being injured and the
hail stones OF sufficient size to break win
dows.
S. NJ. Barnes of Boston, cousin OF u.
ID. Barnes and a native OF our town, is
here after an absence OF many
years Another visitor also Is a. j. Co
nant, an artist of New York city, who
left Chelsea many years ago and hnds the
town much changed.
Statement of the Creamery Co. for July:
Milk received at creamery, 29l ,7S3 Ibs.;
butter made from same and an equivalent
OF milk and cream sold, 14,51O lbs; re-
ceived for butter, deducting freight ana
g, ,256.36; running expenses,
1855. .5S; paid patrons, l4e
The former friends and neighbors OF
Mrs. Larabee of Barnard, who has at
times made her home with her uncle,
loss Of daug hter and son by diphtherla,
also that the terrible disease has attacked
her and her only remaining child OF only
q few months.
Chelsea is to be congratulated upon the
towns having secured the services OF Miss
Anne Howe Of Tunbridge as teacher IN
the upper village school. Miss Howe is
teacher OF several years experience ana
has given good satisfaction in the places
where she has taught and for two years
nssi she has been student in the salem
Mass Normal school.
The friends of Mrs. g. Storrs Flint were
NAMED to learn of the accident that oeieli |
her at Highgate Springs two weeks ago |
where she went to visit her son, BROCK ..
Flint When she was leaving the car the
train started, throwing her to the ground'
and she was injured internally. he. nus,
hand was summoned and some weeks wiz
probably elapse before she can be brought
home.
Francis Tyler. aged go years, a farmer
on the West Hill, died suddenly SATURDAY
NIGHT. AS he had been IN MS usuai
health and about his work every GAY,
II was thought best to perform an sutoPsS' lPs'
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