Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-01
WIN Goodwin is home from Bethel.

Chelsea Market. 3w
viii Goodwin is home from Bethel.
Miss Nancy Hall has returned from
Montpelier.
Miss Nancy j. Marsh is very i'll with
bronchitis.
Nellie Peters returned to her home in
Boston Monday.
Julia Cummings of Meriden, n. H., is
at A. II. Powers
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Dearborn were in
Barre last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Zottman returned to Bur
lington this week.
Hale K. Darling went to Boston Mon
day for few days.
j. Herman Bugbee has taken Mr.. Fos.
ter's place in the creamery.
Q. r. Corwin of Boston spent Saturday
and Sunday at his fathers.
Mrs. A. e. Mills OF Alton, H., is at j.
B. Atwood's for the summer.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Il. Bixby Saturday, June 10Th.
f. Il. Atwood and A. c. Mills are at
| Fairlee lake fishing this week.
DR.. Newell and family of Rutland were
at G. p Diekinson's last week.
Martin Bohonon is working for B. II.
Adams, Jr., in the livery stable.
Mrs. Kate Whidden OF New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Goodwin.
We have as yet heard OF no Fourth of
July celebration in Chelsea this year.
Della Scales OF South Washington is at
Capt w. II. II. Halls for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii A. Reed visited their
sister, Mrs. Clough, at 0lcott last week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stevens, former resident,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Philip Sargent.
Mrs. Sophia Vose Bacon OF Dorchester,
Mass, is at G.. X. Bixby's for the summer.
Mrs. Susan A. Orr OF Peterboro, N. H.,
is visiting her friend Mrs. NJ. IL. Corwin.
Mrs. f. W. Bixby is attending the s. ".
and l.. A. 5. encampment at LyDoonville.
Clyde Camp, accompanied by two
friends from Randolph, was in town sun
day.
George French and Luther Allen are
working for Benson Sanborn during hay
ing.
Lewis and Frank Beckwith are busy re-
pairing their place purchased OF Nathan
Noyes.
JIM. Comstock and Rev. c. II. Corwin
attended the Dartmouth commencement
this week.
Mrs. j. Il. Newcomb of Boston is spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. S.
NJ. Mattoon.
l.. ID. Parkhurt was in Williamstown
last week painting and papering for
Frank Martin.
The selectmen will put tar upon the
trees on the common 10 protect them, II
possible, from the forest worm.
Mrs. Mary Judd has been i'll at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Stanton, but
is better and able to return home.
Mrs. Mark Burnham and daughters,
Stella and Mabel, OF Valley Falls, Il. l.,
are guests OF Mrs. Mary Burnham.
Frank Tracy OF Montpelier and his
daughter, Mildred, are guests OF Mr.
Tracy's sister, Mrs. Roxana Andus.
G.. l.. Stow received the sad news Of his
mothers death at Burlington last Monday
and he and Mrs. Stow are now there.
Elmer and Howard Osgood Of Somer-
Vile, Mass, are in town for the summer
and will board at George Densmore's.
Fred Z, Atwood and Archie G. Mills
have returned from Dartmouth college
and will spend the summer in Chelsea.
A number of the friends of c. p. Dick
inson gave him a surprise visit last Thurs
day evening, it being his fiftietb birth
Fred ordway has arrived from North
Carolina and with his family Is living in
Mrs. Jennie Robbins house for the sum-
mer.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Shay of Montpelier June 9Th. Mrs.
Shay will be remembered as Myrtle
Sprague.
Rev. Frank Hatch of Munson, Mass,
sails Saturday for Europe and will take
bicycIe trip through England and else
a here remaining a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F. Bennett OF
Springfield, Mass, visited relatives In
town last week. Mrs. Bennett was for
merIy Miss Sarah Hatch, native OF Chel-
sea.
News has been received OF the death OF
Oliver smith Martin of University City,
Cal. He was a native OF Chelsea ana hau
made his home with bis only child, DR..
Henry Martin, for a number OF years.
His age was SO years.
DR.. George j. Helmer, the osteopath,
arti iyed in town last Saturday and Will re-
main until September 1st. His intirmary
viii he located at the same place as last
wear. in Mrs. Ira Hoods house, and he
viii be assisted by his brother, Charles
r. Helmer. of New York, and by DR. w.
h. Green Of Kirksville, Mo. AT least
thirty OF Dr. Helmer's New York patients
will be in town by the end OF the week
and others VIII arrive later.
To protect fruit and other trees from the
new caterpillar, thTesh the branches Wig
orously as far as they can be reached with
a long pole. They will drop TO the ground
and to prevent their return run around
the trunk a line OF tar or, better still,
mixture OF two parts Of resin and one part
OF linseed oil melted together, with one
part Of molasses added. The worms Will
return and gather below this line when
they may be easily slaughtered. d. L. b.
Over one hundred Of the old acquaint-
ances and friends of Rev. Carl n. Corwin
welcomed him to the pulpit of he Congl
church last Sunday TO listen TO his hrst
sermon in his home church. His Scrip
ture reading was from the 18th chapter OF
Luke. ana be gave many helpful thoughts
from the passage read The sermon was
Interesting and instructive, showing also
the preachers purpose of declaring the
whole council of God, and was based upon
the text found in Proverbs III, IS.
You NAV hunt the world over and you
will not find another medicine equal to
! chamber Collie, Cholera and Diar-
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