Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Victor A. Corwin returned to Boston
Monday.
Charles j. Durkee spent Sunday at VIII
Jamestown.
Miss Lulu Gilman of Boston is the guest
OF Miss Zilla Smith.
Miss b.. Virgins returned toher home
at Boston last week.
Joseph Landon and wife visited friends
in Montpelier last week.
"A. B. Smith has a new horse, pur-
chased OF VIM. Robbins.
Ed Royce and Nellie v. Rich visited in
Williamstown the first of the week.
Miss PhileDa Slack is doing table work
at Woodardis hotel, South Royalton.
Miss Nellie c. Cooley visited friends In
Fairlee last week, returning Monday.
Miss Louisa Washburn OF Manchester, N.
H., has been visiting at Geo. w. Taplin's.
Miss Edith Wills OF South Tunbridge
was the guest OF Miss Flora Corwin Fri
day.
The Goodrich boys put in 4s big two
horse loads OF bay from the 18th to the
18th inclusive.
Miss Lulu Gilman OF Boston, who has
been visiting at DR.. A. B. Smiths, went to
Stafford yesterday.
Will H.lPitkins, formerly of this place,
is with the 1st Reg, VT. VOL, having en-
listed with Co. e, Barre.
Mrs. Helmer OF New York city, daugh-
ter OF VIM. F. Hood, came last week for a
few weeks visit to her people.
Fred Long and FRED Folsom OF Barre are
flashing the stone for the underpinning
Of the pew block on the corner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bumps OF Lowell, Mass,
came Saturday to remain a few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Sophronia Ordway.
George Taplin and vito were called to
Corinth Monday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Tapl.n's aunt, Mrs. John b. Locke.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Allen were called to
Randolph Monday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Ezra Phillips, sister of Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. j. B. Atwood entertained few OF
Der friends at tea Friday evening, compile
mentary to Mrs. A. e. Mills OF st. Louis,
Mo.
Fred E. Prichard, county examiner, held
teachers examinations here Monday and
Tuesday. Seventeen teachers were pres
emit
Orange county Democratic mass conven-
ton will be held at Bradford Friday, July
18th, Good speakers and music will be in
attendance.
q
dish visited at Edgar Grosvenor's Monday,
y being the 18th birthday Of their aunfs
Mrs Grosvenor. s. -
Mrs. Parker p. Dexter went to STU ohns
bury Monday on visit to her brothers,
Daniel and Horace Carpenter, both OF
whom are in poor health.
Elmer Bradbury returned to Keene, N.
H., Monday. Mrs. Bradbury and brother,
Frank, have gone to Bethel for short
stay before returning to Keene.
Fred A. Ordway OF Southern Pines, N.
c. joined his family here last week to re-
main until fall. They will occupy MRS.
Robbins house on North Main street the
same as last season.
The forest caterpillar moth trap noted
last week has In the last seven days caught /.
SIX thousand, the eggs OF which would
have produced over a million caterpillars
next spring. just now is the time to strike
Tor your sugar naples.
While Henry Lyford was moving with
DIS machine last week some portion OF tne
harness broke, letting the machine for
ward, and the scythe caught the off horse
10 the ankle, cutting quite cash before
itcould be thrown out OF gear.
K, G. Clifford, representing c. /. Hood q
70 Oh Lowell, Mass, was in town over
Sunday. He drives a pair of handsome |
Arabian horses peculiarly marked and per-
lectly matched, which must attract mucn
attention. The carriage is beautifully
painted and lettered and the outfit makes
one OF the finest advertising teams on the
ROAD. Mr.Hood is determined to have the
pest, whether in teams, cows or medicine.
MT. Clifford has been with the tirm for
the past II years.