Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
Chelsea Home News.

Mrs. Parker Dexter is sick.

Mrs. Parker Dexter Is SICK.
Fred Folsom is sick and confined to the
house.
Miss Mary Slack was at South Royalton
Sunday.
Miss Lucy Nelson of Tunbridge is at N.
G. Moore's.
Mrs. Louise E.Clough is visiting friends
in Mortified.
L. E. 5aIter and wife OF Barre spent
Sunday at Ara Annis'.
DR.. Corwin and wife visited in Corinth
and Bradford last week.
H. E. Slack has taken the Frank Hack
EFT farm On the West hill.
Mrs. VIII. Hood is sick and Miss Maude
Sargent is working for her.
Miss Julia Cummings returned to Meri-
den, N. H., Friday morning.
DR.. F. H. Godfrey has purchased the
Woodruff house where he resides.
Mrs. George Taplin and Miss Laura
Fuller spent Sunday in Gaysville.
Philena Slack went to Royalton Friday,
where she is to work this summer.
John N. Sanborn has greatly improved
his house with new coat OF paint.
Curtis s. Emery returned Tuesday from
trip to Boston and Hartford, Conn.
Will Cady and family left Monday for
Mora, N. Y, where they are to reside.
States Attorney Darling went to New
bury Tuesday on an insane pauper case.
Eugene Densmore has sold his meat
route to R.W. Allen and will now sell fish.
Miss Stella Slack of South Royalton
spent Sunday at her uncle's, G. 0. SIack's.
The Ten Pin club will meet with Mrs.
HG. Bixby Wednesday afternoon, June /.
Mrs. Robert Birchmore is sick aud Mrs.
Geo. Simmons OF Hartford is taking care
OF her.
Miss Nancie Hall, who has been in
Montpelier for some time, returned home
last week.
Mrs. A. II. Powers and Mrs. M. II. Cor
win visited Mrs. X. M. Collins at East
Topsham last week. .e
Mrs. Ellen r. Cleveland was at South
Royalton last week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Dan Stoughton.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tracy and Miss
Billiard OF Montpelier were guests OF Mrs.
K. ). Andrus over Sunday.
Rev. w. E. Allen preached Sunday
morning from Palm 8: 4-"What Is man
that thou art mindful of mimi"
Austin Skinner, who has been living in
Barre the past two years, has moved into
the Rutter house at South Washington.
Sam G. Hall OF Cohoes, N. Y, came last
Thursday to spend few weeks with his
sisters, Misses Martha and Nancie Hail.
Miss Nellie Corwin went to Boston yes
terday to attend the wedding Of her cous-
in, Miss Eva Veazie, which is 20 occur
June LIST.
Mrs. George Lowell OF Woodsyille, N h,
is visiting friends here. Her mother, Mrs.
j. G. Minard, will return with her for sew
eral weeks stay.
Joseph Landon has been sick the past
few days. He was not able to perform his
duties as sexton at the Copg'l church Sun
day and c. N. took his place.
The next regular meeting of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, f. q A. a., Will
be held Thursday, June 2. There is to be
Sd degree work and all members are re-
quested to be present.
There was an arrival at George Dens-
more's recently, baby girl. This is real
ly last weeks item but Locals" did not
catch on to the bread smile on Georges
lace until too late for that issue.
At the coming term of Orange county
court there are IA civil cases get for jury
trial and So court cases. This seems to
point to short term but we understand
there is work for the grand jury that VIII
consume a week, and some half dozen
criminal trials. SO possibly it may be
iariy long term.
Miss Blancn Townsend, who is at Kim
ball Union academy, Me-iden, Y. d., Is
one Of ten who have been selected for
prize speakers at the coming commence
ment. We are glad that the compliment
OF being chosen from among two hum
ored pupils while one OF the youngest ana
still in her fret year at the school has been
PAID to Chelsea girl.
10 regard to the item relating to the
number OF prosecutions connected with
the last Worlds fair. which seemed TO
nave stirred up the Tunbridge correspond
ent, the local editor would state that ne
did not intend to cast any slurs on the
management of the fair. instead OF the
number OF prosecutions being any DIS
grace to the management, we think IL 10
their credit that they take prompt action
respecting violation of the law, and we
think that their efforts in this respect VIII
De good ad. for the fair among dec mt
and law abiding people.