Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-02
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING. Local Editor.


Mrs. w. P. Townsend is visiting Mrs.
W. H. Cummings at Meriden, N. II.
Alonzo Noyes has been to Albany, n.
Y, on visit to his sister, Mrs. John Hut
man.
w. S. Gustin, NJ. D., OF Union Village
was the guest of Miss Sarah Gustin last
week.
James F. Woodard of Wakefield, Mass,
is the guest of his brother-in- law, A. w.
Whitney.
Richard Emanuel is boarding at A. B.
Wright's and attending school at the
academy.
Mrs. B. B. Sherman and Mildred arrived
home last Friday from their visit in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Esther Corwin and granddaughter
Of Haverhill, Mass, visited relatives in
town last week.
Mrs. John L. Bacon and three children
have retuTned to their home at White
River Junction.
Charles Hayward and Herbert Kings
bury are now in Williamstown, running
threshing machine.
Howard Tucker OF Tunbridge is board.
ing with his cousin Mrs. Il. A. Corwin,
and attending school.
Miss Cynthia Townsend of Barre has
!
brother, W. p. Townsend.
Misses Mary Larkin and Bertha Dan
forth Of runbridge are at Fifield Bohon-
on's and attending school.
Mrs. n. A. Alexander and her daughter,
Nellie Earle, recently visited friends In
Randolph and Tunbridge.
Fred s. Hood of Boston and his sister,
Miss Eta NJ. Hood of Millville, Mass,
visited in town last week.
The marriage OF Gail, only daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Hood, to DR.. George
j. Helmer occurred at noon today.
Ray ). Thresher, a former student OF
the academy but now of Brooktield, has
been spending few days In town.
Mrs. Fannie Noyes, who has been visit
/ ing her brother, Alonzo Noyes, for sew.
eral weeks, has returned to Boston,
Mrs. G. Il. Corwin and son, Arthur, of
Somerville, Mass, are at }. A. R.lCorwln' s.
1 G. X. Corwin was IN town over sunday.
Mrs Elbridge Newton, nee Miss Ade-
laide Veazie, of Somerville, Mass, with
| her little son, is guest at j. A. X. Cor
| wins.
Miss Alma Adams has returned home
with her aunt, Mrs. Scott, who lives IN
/ Scottsmore, Que, and VIII be absent
/ several weeks.
While Everet6 Ballou was at work in his
1 sawmiu Tuesday large chip nit him with
such force as to injure his face and his
4 right shoulder.
Miss Lena Spaulding and Miss Lillian
/ Wells are again welcomed by their pupils
( and friends and are boarding as usual
with Mrs. James Atwood.
George Fuller is soon to move to the
4 Curtis Hall farm, where he Will work the
plumbago mine. MIR. Goodrich, the
I owner moves TO NOrWlCh.
Mrs. w. j.. Allen, superintendent OF
schools, will be absent until about sept
/ 18TH, Those desiring school books can
obtain them at j. NJ. Comstock's'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Helmer leave town
/ tomorroW for their home in Morrisourg
Ont. where they will remain until sept
25th ana then go to New York CITY,
Mrs. A. L. Mills left town yesterday
and will spend a short time In Chlcago,
where her husband will meet her, Deiore
returning to her home in Alton, H.
Miss Ella X. Herrick of Milton ana
Mrs. Hale Flint, nee Miss Annie Nj. Her
rick ~ Chicago, with her son, Lewis,
we're guests of friends in town this Week
Atthe town meeting last Saturday It
was voted to raise tax OF 80 cents, ~
cents to be added to the highway tax anu
% cents to the town tax, the latter 10 pe
used for bridges.
A Priest of Randolph, II. w. Os-
good of South Royalton, h. ). Parkhurst
~ Randolph, Alden X. wright OF Leo
anon, n. H., and j. 5. CLARK OF boston
we're among those IN town recently
Rev. w. e. Allen and wife are spenalng
their vacation in GREENSBORO anu alu ~ tno
| will he no Sunday morning services at Ine
AZ E church for the next Two Weeks;
sunday school and prayer meetings VIII
/ be held as usual.
! Charles III. Cambridge, principal OF the
peacham academy, which recently 0eiS
hrated its centennial, as reported ln @ sne
| HERALD several weeks ago, spent one uay
in town last week, the guest oil MS cousin'
Mrs. j. B. Bacon.
Miss Lou Bacon left town last saturday
and will visit friends in BelchertoMn, !,
| Mass. for a short time before rel ny; "
New York city, where she MS '1e In In !,
;nstitute. conducted by DR.. A. b. simpson,
Jobn Fl. Osborn of Cleveland, ONO,
-ooentIv nurchased of Charles Myman
ntsi,a ~ land Joining the West Hill GENE.
tery sufficient for 40 lots and presehlsu ~
10 fhe town for a burying grouEul Iesei ~,
no for himself one 4ot upon WhlcH HS
will erect a monument
Miss Blanche Townsend's name was ; on
the program of the muslcai conNensIo ls.s,.
| hald at BTOOk16iu Aa9N
hel9 hai,e a. - lphich was given in the BrooK-
o.i sepd items last week, where she receives ai.
n,acial mention as whlstilbs sOioiS''
bpt She was unable to attend.
I,,ares Kibbey and Fits were IN town
s5neak to make arrangements 'oi
IasI br;nping water into the courthouse ,ano an0
MAKE sanitary HPF0SSeP6Toas be 6foasbt S0 rom
: nesue3. Nee povisi nlsce and Henry Bryant sno
amos MTs; pShiI Wright are now at work digging
! the wells. ,, tb,
william $ chapin, who u aaSortb, has sPenNS \ r. II.
summer at his uncle,s IN aIm ,NiIi lima make hi.
Fesprngu bame at ia j. N. Comstocks attendlns ial
school At the academy the hS snRe sis yoange ss Ss
J year; he agt orSa r Chaplin, who arrived
o. oIesneF san Francisco, Cal, from China, Ia, las
spring - The father Of these boys yygm5eP nds Pee !
Z a missionary in China nte I9e Of Mr.. Com
+ wears and was a classmate oi
| stocKIs in Dartmouth college,