Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING. Local Editor.

grqst of bis brother last week.
tobn Flanders OF Randolph has moved
into Miss A. A. Clements tenement.
M and Mrs. E. A. Davis OF Bethel
we're guests at G.. l.. slows recently.
Yr and Mrs. Whidden returned to
Ybeir home in New York city last week.
Mrs Thomas Doyle has been removed
ofbe Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
Iobp Burbank is sick With the grip and
cent home from VI. z. Allen's last week.
~ and Mrs. f. II. Adams OF Hanover
visited his brother, q. s. Adams, last
seek.
Miss Alma L. Adams and Miss Eunice
Noultou are to teach school i'll Nershire
this fall.
Mrs. Charles Diekey and Mrs. c. A.
Densmore are visiting friends In East
Montpelier.
Mrand Miss Boardman OF New York
eitv. summer boarders at the hotel, have
returned home'
Mrs. Julian Il. Griffin has returned to
her home in Hancock, having spent i've
months IN Chelsea.
Joshua NJ. Grant and Irwin Bowin are
the commissioners on the estate OF the
late Francis Tyler.
Mr.. Avah Carpenter and his daughter,
MIS- ElNlAN bCAiaEAASae1 III tAeANAat7 49,
tlves IN St. Johnsbury.
FIHibbard has recovered from his
recent illness and resumed his work upon
Mr.. Dearborn's milk team.
Mrs. c. /. Bohonon left home Tuesday
fora visit OF several weeks to relatives in
Lowell, Mass, her former home.
The local editor wishes to state that she
bss engaged Mrs. Bernice Stevens 10 re-
ceiye items for these columns also.
The Burlington Free Press states that
Miss Chestnut and Miss Benham are now
on their way home from their European
tour.
Mrs. Z, o. Tracy went to Montpelier
last saturday returning Monday, taking
with her Lyle, who will attend school
there
Mrs. Emaline Chase and Miss L. j.
Eimbal have returned to Lowell, Mass,
after spending several months at j. b.
C0riiss'
Mir. and Mrs. A. II. Powers visited
Mortified, Mass, before coming home
and listened to ID. l.. Moody, the we'll
known evangelist.
Charles x. Darling left Boston last
Monday for indianapolis, Ind, where ne
wiattend the national encampment OF
The Sons Of Veterans.
Mrs Bell from Alaba ma and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Coles, from Texas, who have
been boarding at the hotel for number
otweeks, have gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean have finished their
work at the hotel and gone to Bethel,
where he will serve as cook in hotel
there, and Mrs. Dean also hes work.
The seeetmen have awarded the con-
tract for building the northerl part OF the
road leading to Wesley Bugbee's, which
was recently washed out, to George IL
Hayward.
Among those in town last week were @. !
W Earl, Boston. +. A. Hayden OF Mont
peer, George o. Brown OF Chicago, II. ii.
Johnson Of Boston and Chester l. Xix ana
George w. Rix of White River Junction.
The L. v. u. have elected the following /
delegates 10 attend the department en-
eampment held at Portsmouth, \. H., oct.
list F. H. Clough, NJ. o. Coburn; alter |
mates, William Moulton and l.. Z. Al |
drich.
John Osborn of Ohio has removed the
remains OF his father, Joel Osborn, ana /
bis two wives, from the old cemetery on /
The West Hill into the addition recently |
purchased by him and is erecting a line /
monument
Prof. and Mrs. Bruce and their son,
Donald, OF Massachusetts,, Mrs. Skinner
and her daughter, Miss Frances Skinner,
Of Connecticut, Mrs. Burd and Miss Sails
bury of New York city, who have been 1
boarding at d. j. McAllister's for severa
months past, have returned to theh
homes.
There was a very pleasant family gath
eflng last Sunday at the residence OF >.
A. K. Corwin, when for the first time
Within year the entire family were at
nome, the company being MIR. and Mrs;
:: A. X. CorWin, the parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles r. Corwin and son, Arthur,
o. somervile, Mass, MIR. Harry j. Corwin
y Lowell, Mass, who has recently re-
turned home from two months trip
abroad, MIR. and Mrs. Ernest A. Corwln
ana children, Gail, Harold and Russell,
Nn,nton A. CorRin of Boston, Miss Nellie
~ Corwin and Miss Flora n. Corwin.
= A quiet, informal wedding occurred on
thursday, Sept. I'd, at the residence OF
M and Mrs. w. F. Hood. The contract
ing parties were DIR. George j. Helmer OF /
New York city and Miss Gail Carol Hood
y Chelsea. The nuptial ceremony was
performed by the brides pastor, Rev, u.
2, sherman, and only the immediate
trends witnessed the marriage. These
mefe Mrs. 4. r. Hood and Mrs. Caroline
6nyae Of Chelsea, Mr.. and MRS. Charles j.
Iuiooe' Mrs. Julia A. Rogers and julian
t5ieoQ Of Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sasfles Helmer of New York city, Mr..
- MS. w. 5. Hatch, Mrs. h. b. sher.
M1lah, iss NJ. e. Hatch, Miss +. w. ana
Aasier Z. B. Hatch, Misses Bessie, Carol
aug Edith Burgess, Misses Goss, Merrill
az sAa Nhitney of Chelsea. To the last
sulee Young ladies were due the simple
M ebarmingly tasteful floral decorations.
- ale brides friends expressed their good
, "-snes ia rich and beautiful gifts OF china
~ SILVER. Among these was an oasen
SAest containing seven dozen pieces OF
39'gl5,hng table ware from Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
= mood The bride and groom lett at
80 ~. AMID rain OF rice and shoes Tor
iIA-LEsFilie, NO., via Montreal. the st
-. - Lence and Thousand Isles, Lake On
10 Toronto, Buffalo and the Great
-.aSes. Duluth, Minnesp polls an6 s.. Louis
so 5t vail reside on their return to the
W W IN October, at is Madison Ave, New
6 1SlE CITY. Hosts of friends wish tnem