Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-11
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. B1xBY, Local Editor.


Marx Dunbar is sick with bilious fever.
J.B. Bean and family were In town Sat-
urday.
Fred osterhont has gone to Montreal for
a week.
VIM. Flanders is at East Barre, working
on job.
E.E. Densmore is at work in Barre for
D. NJ. Miles.
A. r. Brooks and wife of Wilder were in
town Monday.
Mrs. John Lincoln, who has been very
sick, is better.
A. H. Fisher OF Eugene, Oregon, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Sanborn is visiting her sis
ter in Barre this week.
Miss Blanche Townsend spent last week
with an aunt at Barre city.
Frank Chandler and Miss Alice Hardy
visited in Roxbury last week.
George K.Bixby aud wife visited friends
in Barre and vicinity last week.
Fred Hardy spent Sunday at West Leb-
anon, N, H., with his sister, Mrs. w. j.
Longheed.
Willard W.Parker went to Boston Mon
day to have his eyes treated at the eye and
ear infirmary.
Miss Elsie Powers OF Randolph and
Miss Sadie Ford OF Brattleboro are visiting
at A. II. Powers
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Jackson OF Mont
peier have been visiting friends here, re-
turning Monday.
Milo Hood has an auction next Saturday
and sells all his personal property. he is
to move to Oregon the first OF September.
Mr.. Stearns, who, with bis wife, has
been the guest OF Mrs. s. Ordway the past
week, returned to Thorndyke, Mass, FRI
day.
Will Rogers OF Lowell, Mass, who Is
visiting his uncle, VIM. F. Hood, has been
sick the past week and confined to the
house.
Miss Minnie B. whitney went to Barre
Tuesday to work In the telephone ex-
change of the New England Telephone
company. ~wgfg~Aes
Mrs. ]. Ii. Taplin, with her daughter,
Mrs. A. "a. Little OF Corinth, has been
spending few days with her son, George
w. Taplin.
Mrs. Alice Aldrich returned to Barre
Monday. She has been canvassing with
good success for book on the spanish
American war.
Parker w. Burbank OF Providence, X. l.,
is at his fathers, Lyman Burbank's, recuP-
Grating after a severe sunstroke wnlcn
nearly proved fatal.
VIM. yeazie and his sister, Mrs. Jen-
kips. OF Somerville, Mass, came Fr1oav,
driving via the White Mts. They are
stopping at the hotel. M
Mrs. ]. II. Griffin and son, George, re-
turned from Scottsmore, p. O., Monaay
where Mrs. Griffin has been visiting ner
sister for the past few weeks.
The Democrats hold caucus Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock in s. V. hall to put
in nomination candidate for town rep
resentative and also justice ticket
NH. Perkins and son. Frank, OF Ando-
yer, Mass, came Friday night. Frank is
to remain with his uncle, F. M. Perkins;
for few weeks. Mr.. Perkins returned
Monday.
Ira spaulding and son of South Royal,
ton, ri. 3. Kent OF Randolph ana rreu
Lewis are working for Hall and bacon on
the new corner block and the frame ID
soon to start upward.
The Republican town committee nave
met and decided not to hold q caucus 70
nominate candidate for town represent
stive. 1t is reported that there VIII oe wv
candidates in the Held.
There is musical sociable TINS evening sas
at the residence of W. p. Townsend for
the benefit of the Ladies' Benevolent soci-
ETY. OF the Cong'l church. There Is 70 oe
vocal and instrumental music ana recita-
lions. Begins at O'Clock.
Curtis s. Emery has purchased OF y; d.
CasweIl his house on Main street anu - ~ ~
take possession Oct. LIST. Owing to the
poor health OF both Mr.. Caswell and ms
wife, they did not feel that 1t was pest " "
live alone this winter and so viii go 70
Bridgeport, Conn, to live with tneir osn hsv-
ter, Mrs. George Jackman. We regret nav
Ing them leave town as 1t Is such as they
that town can i'll afford to lose.
A party went to Lake Morey last Inu ,ns
day, returning Friday. They were a. ID
lows: A. w. whitney and VIE, a. ID ID
Powers and wife, DR.. NJ. 81. Corwin ana
wife DR.. s. n. Goss and wife, J. B, At
wood and wife and Mrs. A. E; Mills, W;P.
Townsend and wife and Royal, I. P.piok-
inson and wife and two boys, MIS-. =; a.
Densmore and Mrs. George Hatch. They
remarked a very pleasant time.