Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-30
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING. Local Editor,
nph Clark was in town Monday.

Miss l. NJ. Gilman is visiting in Bur-
lington
Miss Mamie Earle went to Tunbridge
Monday.
Austin Skinner OF Barre was in town
Monday.
Ernest Corwin and wife returned from
Boston Friday.
The Washington fair was well attended
By cur citizens.
Kari Waterson returned to Lowell,
Mass, Monday.
Mrs Ellen Hood spent a few days OF
last week in Boston.
Miss Cora Mcguire OF Corinth is work
ing at o. p. Bacon's.
Sheriff Z. f. Smith of West Topsham
was in town Sunday.
Mrs Mahala Hutchinson has returned
from a visit in Corintb.
Miss Mary e. Slack has been visiting at
D. G. Blake's the past week.
The old folks me sting of the Cong'l
church will be held Oct 10th.
Ernest Longley has finished work for
B II. Adams and has gone to Pittsfield.
G.H. Clogston Of East Barnard is visit
ing bis daughter, Mrs. Charles Dow
Ptiana q. Slack has finished work for
Or. 9. N. Goss and is attending school.
C. 4. Bohnnon went to Lowell, Mass
Tuesday to join his wife, who is visiting
there.
Mrs Frank, George of LOWELL Mass
visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary j. H. Peters,
last week.
Miss Nellie Corwin and Miss Annie
Goss are visiting Miss Edith Forrest in
Montpelier.
II. x. Darling went to Portsmouth, N.
H., last Tuesday on business and was gone
three days.
Judge Kibbee OF West FsiIlee was in
town Tuesday seeing about the sewerage
of the courthouse.
A. NJ. Holt and John J. Bomhower OF
Barre, plumbers, are working on the
sever of the courthouse.
Much needed repairs have been made
upon the iron bridge as the sidewalk has
been unsafe for some time.
Mrs. Martin Davis has besn absent the
past week visiting her son aud daughter
in West Fairlee and Versbire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Perkins from
Lowell, Mass, arrived in town Thursday
and will remain week or more.
Mrs. P. J. Kellogg OF Whitefield, N. H.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Frank Hackett,
has gone to Stafford to visit friends.
Mrs. f. d. Barnes, Miss Emma Batch,
Miss Maud Merrill and Miss Andrus Wis
tied Miss Sarah Cummings in STAFFORD
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Campbell of Lowell,
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dickey and are boarding at Mrs. Susan
Stanton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Davis and son
we're in town over Sunday recently TO
visit their father, Franklin Davis, at M.
u. COburn's
Miss Nancy Hall has returned from
Washington, tie lady she went to care
for, Mrs. Gleason White, having died oil
pneumonia.
Mrs. NJ H. Corwin left Monday morn
ing for tue state convention OF the VIC.
I. U. to be held at Essex Junction the
18th, 10Th and 30tb.
Friends of Mrs. Harvey Spear will be
pleased to learn that her health is sum
GENTLY improved for her to be out and
walk some little distance.
Miss Nellie Earle, formerly employed in
the Orange County hotel, was married last
Wednesday to Frank Cushman OF Tun-
bridge at the home OF the groom.
Mrs. Jennie Robbins has left the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Martin, in
Williamstown and will spend few weeks
at Mrs. Harry Flint's in Iunbridge.
Miss Edith Forrest, daughter of Rev.
II. +. Forrest, former pastor here, has
been appointed teacher OF art and precep-
tress in the Vermont Methodist seminary
IN Montpelier.
The promenade Friday night was well
attended, being attended by over thirty
hye couples, many of whom were from
out of the place. There will be another
Two weeks from that time, Oct. Sth.
Misses Lillian M. Wells, Effie Coburn,
Grace Bacon, Della Scales and Richard n.
Bacon have been chosen prayer meeting
committee for the next three months by
the Young Peoples society of the CongI
church.
H. j. Bell of Leominster, Mass, with
nye friends, arrived in town Saturday
night. Tney have made their camping
ground on the old Wallace place ana VIII
occupy their time in hunting for the next
two weeks.
Mrs. Austin Skinner, formerly of Chel-
sea, but for a few years past resident OF
Barre, who has been ill for the past SIX
years, has failed so much lately in mind
Is to render it the wisest course to place
her in the state asylum in Waterbury.
Thomas Beedle has been visiting his
niece, Mrs. Lsrabee, in Barnard, whose
sanity has suffered from diphtheria this
iail and whose eldest two children died
from 1t. Mrs. Larabee and infant are re-
ported to be in a low state OF health, tend
ing to consumption.
Nlrs.G. Storrs Flint, mother of Brock 5.
filnt, who was injured by being thrown
from moving tram at Highgate Springs,
here she had gone to visit her son, an
account of which was given in these col
nmns number of weeks ago, has been
moved to the home of her sister in Ran
uolpb and will as soon as tie to endure
the journey be brought to the home of her
SON. Harry Flint, in Tunbridge. and will,
with her husband remain there at least
through the winter. The injury to her
spine is quite serious, she being unable to
Walk or use her hands much yet.
From Saturdays Boston POst:-"About
~ guests sst down at the complimentary
Iinner rendered to Commander in Chief
Rect Darling last night at the United
states hotel. Division Commander Cook
Presided and opened the meeting, turning
SStet to Acting POSTMASTER Adjutant-
o~aeraI Bolton the position at the dinner