Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-30
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.
ms. Henry Mosher is very sick.

Miss Edith Forrest lett Saturday for
northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Hattie Stoughton of South Royal
ton is visiting her mother.
There was sociable at the West Hill
church yesterday afternoon.
Warren Hook, who has been sick several
weeks, remains about the same.
Fred e. Atwood is home from Hanover,
n. h., for the summer vacation.
E.F. Peters is greatly improving his
house by the addition OF new piazza.
Mrs. l.. A. Dickinson has returned from
Montpelier where she has been visiting.
Ed L. Royce and Miss Nellie V. Rich
went to STAFFORD Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Kimball of Boston is spend
ing the summer at Orange County hotel.
Densmore's orchestra advertise a dance
in their hall Monday evening, July 4th.
S. " camp meeting Saturday night i'm
medately after the meeting OF the U.V.U.
VIM. Paul and John II Cooke of West
Fairee were guests of w. III. Hill Tues
day.
Miss H. A. Lewis, a former teacher in
district No. II, called on old friends last
week.
Job NJ. Slack is again confined to his
bed. Rufus Murouk is caring for him at
the hotel.
Mrs. A. e. Mills arrived last week from
St. Louis, Mo-, to spend the summer at u.
B. Atwood's.
Mrs. Willis Scales and daughter, Mary,
are visiting friends in Barre and Burling-
ton this week.
The Ten Pin club and children are in
yted to picnic at Mrs. Annie Perkins
Thursday, July It'll.
VIZ Dewey took his family on plea
sure trip to Williamstown springs and
Cutter pond recently.
Ice cream and cake will be served in the
town hall during the promenade concert
Monday evening, July 4th.
Mrs. Lena Chandler and daughter,
Edith, OF Northfield have been visiting
Frank Chandler at II. s. Annis'.
Mrand Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Townsend
are attending commencement at Kimball
Union academy Meriden, Nh, this week.
Miss Mabel Start OF Bakersfield, daugh-
ter Of Judge Henry Start, came Monday
night to stay few days with her father.
Mrs. Frank g. Scribner and Mrs. Wal
ter Thasell OF Lowell, Mass, were visiting
their cousin, Mrs. b. H. Adams, last week.
NH. Whitcomb and wife of Massachu-
sets we're at Orange County hotel Mon
day night on carriage trip through the
state.
John H. Bixby, principal OF Powers In
stltute, Bernardston, Mass, has been
visiting his father and brother the past
few days.
Clarence Corliss is repairing his house
on Maple avenue both inside and out.
When completed he will have very |
pretty place.
Are you going to compete for any OF the |
prizes July 4th, or participate in the pro-
eession or sham fight and help make this
TIE best celebration we have ever hao |
See the committee at once.
The ladies OF the Cong'l church will
hold sociable with Mrs. A. w. whitney |
Friday evening, July list. Ice cream and |
cake will be served. Proceeds to defray |
the expense Of repairing the parsonage.
Union meetings are held this week in |
the Capitol City Tabernacle, large tent
capable of holding large audience. Inc
meeting are conducted by Rev. N. M;
shaw, the evangelist of Montpelier, and
Z. Trowbridge OF South Albany.
Amanda Wood, wife OF John A. Tracy,
died in South Washington Sunday. aged
5lyrs. Emo. and 23da. The funeral was
held at the home Monday afternoon, Rev.
aif. Briggs OF Washington officiating.
The interment was at South Washington. |
Miss Blanch Townsend is home for the
summer from Kim oall Onion academy,
Meriden, N. H. AT the concert given
commencement week she gave whist
ing solo and was elected to be one OF the
Ten prize speakers but declined owing to
other work.
The Upper Village school closed FRI
cay, June a. OF the twenty-six pupils,
eignt were present every day during the
Term Of nine weeks, namely;-Jessle
Davis, Anna and Ray Dearborn, Florence
Densmore, Cora and Martha Rogers ana
archie and Roy Sanborn.
ANNE r. HOWE, Teacher.
:, Message was received Saturday that w.
n. Cummings of Meriden, n. H., was
very Ill with pneumonia. His daughter,
julia, who was here to speno the summer
with her grandfather, A. H. Powers, went
a. az once, accompanied by Mr.. ana MIS-.
reEers. Latest reports say Mr.. Gum.
danger.
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