Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-24
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

II. o. BIxBY, Local EDITOR.
The steel for the new bank vault ha,
come.
George Jewell OF corinth was in towr
Friday.
David f. Puffer of Boston is visiting
friends here.
Miss Minnie Whitney returned "a
Montpelier Saturday.
H. X. Darling and wife were in Corinth
few DAYS last week.
Miss Flora Corwin visited friends in
South Corinth last week.
A W. Whitney and his brother went to
Boston Saturday for few days.
sylvester Bill OF Manchester, n. H., a
former resident here, Is in town.
Eugene X. Darling OF Maplewood farm,
Corinth, was in town Thursday.
Miss Lillian ROBBINS entertained few
friends at a corn roast Friday evening.
Mrs Martin Davis and son, George. re-
turned home from Richmond Thursday.
e. p. Abbott attende the Windsor %.
veterans reunion at Silver lake, Barnard.
Albert b. Emery and family returned to
Montague City, Mass, yesterday morning.
Rev. Frank S. Hatch OF Monson, Mass
EH hhH 4hAhE hNn RA1AAiAN anu HAnNtFh mere
A few Of the young people enjoyed a
picnic in circuit Bixby's grove Wednes-
day.
Ira Abbott OF Hayerhil, Mass, came
Monday night to visit his brother, C. p.
Abbott.
Or. aud Mrs. S. n. Goss left Monday FOR
three weeks trip In Maine and Masss-
Chusetts.
Fred waldo's cousin, A. W. Waldo, OF
Liberiyville, Ill, made him a short visit
last week.
H. o. Bixby and wife spent Sunday al
Lake Morey, the guests Of Col. and Mrs.
Curtis Emery.
Mrs. A. b. Carpenter and children are
spending this month with her father,
Chas. Moulton.
Casper p. Abbott and family OF South
Royalton are spending the week with his
father, G. r. Abbott.
II. T.. Mosher is going away and has ad-
yertised bis farm for sale. Read his ad-
vertisement on this page.
berry n. Goss, steward and treasurer at
the Butler hospital, Providence, X. l., is
home for short vacation.
Leslie n. Bohonon recently purchashed
apair Of horses OF Thomas Waldo. paying
s225. They weigh POO lbs.
Col. c. ;. Emery returned home from
Lake Morey MONDAY night. His family
will remain until Sept ist.
s. T. Harrington and wife OF Randolph
have been visiting Mrs. Farrington's
mother, Mrs. Jeanette Clark.
Geo. l.. Hayward has started out for the
seasons threshing. His new sampson
separator works to perfection.
Albert A. Wills Of North Adams, Mass, |
is visiting relatives In town. He has not
been here for the past 80 years.
Mr and Mrs. j. B. Bacon and Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. p. Townsend are at Boston and
Winthrop Beach for two weeks.
r. n. Mattison and A. n. Morey took |
advantage OF the legal holiday Wednesday /
and went to Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. James Lynde OF williamstown and
Mrs. y. A. {. Smith OF Washington, DC,
visited Miss Sarah Gustin last Thursday /
Mrs. r. NJ. Perkins entertained some
ladies' saturday afternoon. They were in.
yited 10 meet her friend, Miss Dennis, OF
Gloucester, Mass.
Road Commissioner Nation has begun
at the Tracy bridge and will build lper-
mRnent road up Main street as far as the
state highway tax viii go.
30 not forget the Orange County Vet
erans' reunion at WilliRmstown Tuesday 4
and Wednesday, Aug. $3.50. Good speak
ers and good time are promised
Ralph Merchant, veterinary, is again IN
town for a few weeks. He has had e1-
celent luck in the treatment OF some Sc
we're cases since he has been away.
There was a corn roast In Root. Rams
deil's sugar place Friday evening. About
40 Of the friends and neighbors were pres
ent. II was a very enjoyable time.
Oging to the accident at West Hartford
Monday the mail was delayed, bnt the
stage driver, Bryant, waited until the
train came and got here at 2.30 in good
season for breakfast.
The teachers in town engaged to teach
the fsli schools ares follows: Academy
Principal, J. NJ. Comstock; intermediate,
Miss Lena Spaulding, Barre; primary
Miss Anne Howe and Miss Vim tarnnsmi
Tunhridge; No. 5, Miss Sarah Hemenwayi
No. :, Miss Hattie Dearborn; No. ), VIII
ford Barnes: No II, Miss Martha Noyesi
No. Y, Miss Nellie Barnes; No. II, MISS
Clara Laird. All schools begin Aug. -
The first OF series OF union services
was held in the Methodist ehurch last
Sunday evening, preparatory Tor the com com I
Ing o. eyangelists, Gil man shu tI'.,
who are engaged to hold union services
here from Sept. IL to 30. The meeting on
Sunday evening was largely attended ana
was characterized by an excellent spirit OF
unity and eRrnestness. Next suhuy
evening a union service will be hela IN 'he
Coug'l church.
There was quite picnic party saturday ,,
in George X. Bixby's pine grove,th event
being the celebration OF two birthdays,
that OF Mr.. Bixby and Miss GeneN'sNe
Farnham. Guests to nearly the numoel
OF 100 we're present Although II We