Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBy, Local Editor.

lain A. Tracy is very sick.
a. Relic Roberts OF Barre is visiting at
George RoDerts''
s,.tes Attorney Hale X. Darling is in
postOn this Week.
n, Euclid Fish OF Taunton, MASS, was
in town last week.
q Bixby OF West Fairlee was a guest
"A Il. Morey last week.
n. O. NJ. Rice is in West Fairlee this
rssk He returns Saturday.
Grand open air dance at South Royalton
LAW IN. Gilson's orchestra.
Rev. w. E. Allen will preach a national
.srmon next Sunday morning.
psv A. ]. Eastman exchanged last Sun
ssv with Rev. Mr.. Blake OF STAFFORD.
n, and Mrs. f. l.. Beckwith were in
ns1yile last week, returning Saturday.
svsJD ID. Cushing OF Bethel visited her
.onsin. Mrs. Emeline WatersoD last week.
Ms :. NJ. Wiley and son OF West Top
diam visited at Z. b. Dickinsons this
week.
Miss Julia Cummings is spending her
vsfstion with her grandfather, A. II.
Powers.
Miss Sadie Ford and Miss Hattie Keith
Of Winona, Mimi, are guests at A. IL.
Powers.
Miss Lula Berry OF Kirksville, Mo-,
came saturday night to visit her father,
Byron Berry.
Rev. W. E. Allen and wife returned
home Thursday night, both much inn
proved IN health.
Albert Hopkins lost his fine dapple- grey
horse last Sunday from a difficulty which
resulted in lockiaw.
Posting The streams doesn't always have
The desired effect, as we notice some Will
have fish al any cost.
Ava CARPENTER and daughter, Blanche,
we're al ST. Johnsbury and Woodbury. last
week visiting relatives.
Miss Zilla Smith returned home Thurs
day for the summer vacation from the h.
G academy at Meriden, n. II.
Mrs. B. II. Adams and Mrs. F. +. Bixby
visited Mrs. Alma. Adams Brown at her
home 10 Vershire Wednesday.
Timothy Sullivan received news by tele-
phone sunday OF the death OF his brother,
Edward sullivan, at Manchester, n. ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demoris OF Montpelier
hsve been visiting at Joseph Landon's.
Mrs Demors is Mr.. Landon's sister-in-
Law.
George NJ. Medcali is required TO take q
vacation from work for awhile because of
bad hand. Indications are that II Is
ielon.
Mrs. A. Z. Mills and Mrs. Nellie Hough-
ton arrived Friday from st. Louis, Mo-,
and will visit at j. b. Atwood's for few
weeks
0rrin Wright, former resident In town
and proprietor OF the Chelsea livery, was
here the FIRST OF the week calling on OLD
ifiends.
Miss Z. A. Moves went to Barre Monday
% attend the Goddard seminary COM
mencement as the guest of Miss helen
Stanley.
Mrs. B. w. Smith and her daughters,
Misses Mabel, Fora and Fannie, OF Low
ell, Mass, came last week to spend the
sumner al their farm.
Mrs. Mary Goodell got bill from her
husband, Clarence Goodell, last week Tues
day and Thursday was married TO irwin
Akerman by Rev. VIM. Paul OF West
Faiflee.
The town has recently purchased a new
Western road machine, 80 popular with
road commissioners in other towns. The
old road machine will be sold at auction
next saturday.
Mss Blanche Townsend Is home from
h I. academy, Merlden, N. H., Tor the
summer vacation. She is accompanied by
her roommate, Miss Annie Stratton, OF
Gorhsm, n. h.
Toe next regular meeting of the W. re.
viii be held Saturday, July 5. A large al
tendance is desired as II is the only meet
ing held In July. A report OF the depart
ment convention will be given.
Mr. Frank j. Titus and son, Roy, re-
turaed from Claremont, n. b., Wednes-
oayi where they have heen for the past
lev weeks. Mrs. Titus was accompanied
oy her sister, Mrs. Clarence Putnam.
Rufus Walker OF Moline, Ill, accompa-
MED by his son and daug hter, Frank and
Miss Susie Walker, and Dennis Tilden OF
Barre, made flying visit to friends 10
Town Monday and Tuesday. Mr. walker
had not been here for IS years.
Tuesday evening, July 9TH, there will be
az Old and young folks promenade con.
cert ct the town hall under the auspices OF
h'E X. Hall camp, s. OF V. The East
randolph cornet band, Is pieces, is 70
tarnish music. Refreshments are TO be
served and everybody is expected to have
agood time.
MI, and Mrs. j. NJ. Comstock attended
the commencement exercises at klmball
lnlon academy, Mtriden, n. H., last
neek Their son. Harold Comstock, and
william Chaplin. son of one OF Mr.. Com
aoeks college classmates who Is mis-
sonary in China, both graduated, and ex-
peel 10 enter Dartmouth college this fall.
-, The house OF Joseph Lombard on the
west hill caught fre Monday and burned
g0Wn. The cause seems to have been
detective chimney as Mrs. Lombard was
Huhlng and had a hot fire al the time .