Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BrxBY, Local Editor.

Hale K. Darling returned home Mo nday
evening. -
George E. Kimba and wife returned tc
Boston Saturday.
Fred Hardy is hsying for the Con,
brothers at Randolph.
Mrs. sarah Patterson visited iriends IL
South Royalton Friday.
Mrs. Mary Tracy is having the outside
OF her brick house painted.
Hon. Geo. l.. Stow and wife were al
Bethel the fret of the week.
DR.. Corwin lost a fine Jersey COW last
week IS hich he valued at $50.
Miss Gertrude Hyde OF 81. Johnsbury is
the guest OF Miss Lyle Tracy.
Mrs. John A. Edwards is visiting her
sister al White River Junction.
F.. Dickinson OF Corintb visited his
brother, e. b. Dickinson, Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Clough OF Keene, \. H, is
visiting her father, Newell ;. Bixby.
Mrs. George Iaplin and son, Charles
have been visiting friends in Gaysville.
Mrs. Z. B. Dickinson and Mrs. +. l..
Harwood were at Lake M0rey last week.
Mrs. viii Lincoln visited her sister,
Mrs Royal W bite, IN Randolph last week.
Miss Edith Reed OF Nashua, n. n came
.AaAHaN US - ~ Hs"AN ~ AN.Af AA1F 80 e.
Tracy.
The many friends OF Mrs. Edna Rob.
bins Msrtin regret to learn Of her severe
Illness
The unusual racket was dispensed by
the boys Tuesday morning from 2 to 3
o'clock.
Rev. Howard ). Chidley OF Randolph
will preach at the Cong'l church next sun
dav morning.
Miss Alice Farnham and Miss Eta
Paul Of Copperfield spent the attn with
Mrs.. f. j. Titus.
Mrs. Frank McWhorter and son OF
Barre are spending the week With her
brother, c. h. Corliss.
Daniel Bean, v no has been staying with
bis niece, Mrs. Henry Adams,the past few
months, has gone TO East Barre to live.
Miss Philana Slack went TO Lisbon, n
II last week to work this summer. She
has a coed position in the family OF Mrs.
Morgan.
@. o. smith OF Walerson post, No. IS,
wBs elected senior vice department com
mandtr at the O.. A. X. encampment at
Montreal.
Miss Maude Merrill Is having a much
needed vacation from postoiiiee duties
ana is visiting her friend, Mrs. George j.
helmtr, in New York city.
A. II. Morey and bis mother are visiting
friends at West Fairlee and vicinity this
week. No doubt Arthur is putting In
m0st % his time fishing In the lake.
Mrs Elizabeth Berry and her mother |
Of Bridgegster, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
J b. Bacon. Miss Perry Is teacher of /
drawing in the Bridgewater Normal
school.
Sixteen OF the neighbors snd friends OF
John L. Eastman hoed his corn and pota-
toes-some eight acres-lasi Thursday. |
Mr. Eastman Is just recovering from a se- /
we're. sickness.
Col. q. s. Emery, administrator OF the
estate OF the late Alfred q. Underhill, left 1
Wednesday for Hutchinson, Mimi, to in
yestIgate the financial condition OF the 4
estate in that city.
Fred &. Atwood is having bis summer 4
vacation from Dartmouth college. Tie
was accompanied by two friends, Mr.
Drew Of Boston and Mr.. Reyes OF New
York, who remained until today.
Rev. A J. Eastman aud wife left Tues
day afternoon for Campton, \. H., TO at
tend he funeral OF niece of MIS-. East
mans, " hich took place on Wednesday.
They viii return the last OF the week.
Arthur &. Slack, who suffered the loss OF
his farm buildings last week, sold every.
crops standing of course went cheap but
the ten cows sold at an average OF s25.15
each.
John NJ. Atwood, who represents the
Nonotuek silk Co., with headquarters In
81. Louis, Mo, arrived home Tuesday
morning. He will remain during this
month as he has not been home for year
and q halt
II Is rnmored that the Chelsea Dramatic
company are going to play Comrades
soon with most OF the original company,
including Miss Ella " Jones OF Merrick,
Mass, in the role of May Manning, which
she played so successfully years ago.
Mrs. VIII Morrill,, with two children,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. kabien
Dubuis, In Randolph last week. They
we're accompanied on their. return by
Miss Ruth Morrill,, who had been spend
ing two weeks With her grandparents.
union service will be held at the
Methodist church next sunday evening at
Z clock under the auspices OF the local
Auti-Saloon league. An address on tenn
peranee reform In our state Is TO be given
BY rev. Howard }. Chidiey, representing
The Vermont Anti Saloon league.
The Upper village school, No. II, closed
June 3. Those having no absent MARKS
were Roy and Ralph Sanborn, Jessie and
Walter Davis, Anna Dearborn, Archie SAN
born, Cora Rogers and Earl and John
Doyle. Florence Densmore and Alonzo
DOYLE were absent one halliday each snd
Bertha Berry one day. The pupils sur
pfised their teacher by inviting her to
picnic which they had planned for Friday
afternoon. CLARA j. LAIRD, Teacher. /
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