Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-05

UUTIUV IUE IIIUFsE ant
death of our dear mother, also to the sing.
ers and those who contributed flowers ant
assisted at the burial.
PERLEY WILLIS AND SISTERS
Frank Gilman is i'll.
Edward Denison of Lynn, Mass, is in
| town.
Leroy Sleeper has been in town for
/ few days.
j. B. Corliss now runs passenger stage
\ to Barre.
w. S. S. Buck Of Randolph was in town
i last week
Miss Ella Blaisdell of Randolph is at j
/ NJ Comstock's.
Fred Copeland returned to his home in
Randolph last Monday
Mrs. Frances w. Bixby is visiting her
sisters on the West Hill
j. b. Corliss took a party OF ladies to
Fairlee lake last Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Corwin and Mrs. @. e. God :
frey were in Barre Monday.
Miss Matilda Hovey of LYNN, Mass, is
visitor at c. p. Dickinson's.
There was daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Comstock Aug. l.
Florence Whitney recently visited Miss
Lillia Smith OF Williamstown.
II. l.. Pitkin, wife and daughter OF
Barre were at the hotel Sunday.
II. .. Bixby is boarding at the hotel
during the absence of his family.
DIR. George II. Spiller, the optician, was
al the hotel Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Danforth OF Tunbridge
called on friends in town recently.
Mrs. Hampton and daughter, Jessie, OF
Boston are guests at II. l.. Bixby's.
Mrs. Emma Lowell OF Woodsville, NH,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Minard.
Prof. w. II. Cummings and family re-
turned to Meriden, n. H., this week.
Charles X. Darling OF Boston spent Sun
day with his brother, Hale X. Darling.
Miss Eliza Corwin and ]. A. r. Corwin
went to North Randolph last Monday.
j. Oliver Perkins OF Barre and Frank
Cushman OF Tunbridge spent Sunday in
town.
Perley Chandler OF Barre spent Sunday
with his daug hter, who is boarding at the
hotel
The ladies OF the Congl society served
ice cream at the church vestry last Friday
evening.
Mrs. j. l.. Bacon, three children and
nurse are taking their meals at W. Nj.
Flanders.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson b. Allen OF La
Crosse, Wis, are guests of their brother,J.
A. Stanley.
Mrs. W. r. Greer and son, Ray, Of
Cleveland, o., called on friends in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. c. b. Osgood, who has been visit
ing in town returned to her home in Som
erville, Mass, yesterday.
Paul Barrett, who is here for osteopathic
treatment, has gone to his home in Keene,
N. H., to remain week.
Mrs. c. S.Emery and children are board |
ing at W. NJ. Flanders during the absence |
of Mr.. Emery at Lake Morey.
The engagement is announced of DR.. |
George j. Helmer OF New York city and |
Miss Gail G. Hood of Chelsea, Vt.
Mrs. Marshall Carpenter and little son |
have arrived from Woodstock and are |
with MIR. Carpenter at his fathers.
Married, in Providence, r. l., Aug. 3,
DIR. Arthur V. Goss of Taunton, Mass. .,and |
DR.. Ida Brimmer OF Providence, r. /.
Mrs David Qumby OF Boston was in
town Saturday on her way to visit her ia
ther, Aaron Sargent of Wllliamstown.
Alonzo Noyes visited friends in Lunen-
burg last week and also took a trip to the /
White mountains, returning Saturday.
Mrs. j. ID. Foster OF Burlington and her
niece, Miss Florencs Hyde OF st. Johns
bury are visiting Mrs. w p. Townsend.
The local editor, being i'll, is much in,
debted to Miss Flora NJ. Corwin for as
sistance IN collecting the items this week.
Miss Annie L Goss attended the we'd
ding of ner bother in Providence, X. L.,
last Tuesday, returning home yesterday.
The remains OF Mrs. John Bacon, who's
unerai was held at her late home in South
Washington, we're brought here for inter-
nent Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Simmons, who have
Deen spending some weeks at the home OF
Mrs. simmons father, George Bacon,
nave returned to Boston.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hatch returned to Massa-
,husetts this week. While here she placed
stone of Quincy granite at the grave OF
Ter husband, Mark Hatch. The work was
lone by Mr.. Soper OF South Royalton.
Mrs. Annie Perkins received a telegram
asst week carrying the sad news of the
leath OF her sister. Mrs. Mary Perkins, of
Gloucester, Mass, who will be remem bered
is having visited Chelsea with her daugh-
er, Grace.
Olivia Blodgett Hebard, wife of Charles ,
oaine ESQ, and only daughter OF the late =
Ion. william Hebard, died at her home !
n Tenafly, n. j., July q. Funeral ser !
ices were held at the Protestant Episcn. !
,al church in Tcnahy July 30. II
DR.. G. j. Helmer is visiting his parents, I
n Wales, Ontario, Can, this week and by {
invitation OF Lieut.. Fisk, will attend the {
anauet given by the Vermont Fish and E
lame League in honor OF President Nc S
SinIey at Isle La Motto tomorrow. '
Il may be OF interest to Chelsea people ?
D learn that John NJ. Atwood, son OF ]. 0
!. Atwood, is very successful in the posi-
ion he has occupied since last spring. He e
, working for Sa Gyer's Woolen %. OF !
lover, n. H., with headquarters at ST E
.ouis, Mo-, and will not be at home until u
Record OF weather as kept by George
,egey for July:-Maximum temperature,
p, 5th day; minimum temperature, 5z :,
Il and 29th days; mean temperature,
l.9; total precipitation, 10 80 in; prevail
lg wind direction south west; mean tenn
erature for July last year, 66 s; total pre- U
ysa.- NaaHw~ n.aa In .