Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-20
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. RIxBY, Local Editor.


Mrs. Geo. L. Stow returned from Bethel
Friday.
John NJ. Atwood went to Boston for a
few days Saturday.
B. W. Smith OF Lowell, Mass, Joined
his family here Monday.
Miss Belle Chandler came home Thurs
day from MerideD, n. II.
Mrs. Elmer Bradbury and son of Keene,
n. H., are at f. f. Peters.
Frank H. Tracy and wife OF Montpelier
were in town over Sunday.
Miss Maud Merrill ret urned from New
York city Monday evening.
Miss Ina Hackett is home this week
from her work in Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hewitt O South Roy.
alton were in town Thursday.
Miss Florence Moulton OF Thetford has
been visiting at W. A.. Reeds.
Miss Florence Whitney spent Sunday
with Miss Minnie Whitney at Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Jackson OF Montpel.
Ter we're at @. II. Corliss' over Sunday.
Mrs. Rumril Of Waterbury visited her
daughter, Mrs. W. M~.Flanders, last week.
d. q. s~toughton and wife OF South Roy
alton were IN tow a few days last week.
Mrs. Emma Lewis French 81 Penaeook,
n. H., is visiting her uncle, II. l.. Bixby,
Mrs Lasselle aud daughter OF Rutland
are visiting her sister, Mrs Frank Hsckett.
Miss sadie eastman vent to Franconia,
n. n, yesterday 10 remain several weeks.
Miss Katie Sanborn has gone 20 Tun.
bridge 10 work In the family Of Hon. NJ.
r.. King.
Florence Densmore went home with her
aunt, Mrs. Parmalee, 70 EnosburR Falls
last week.
Hon. j. X. Darling and wife left Tues
day for Reaehmout, Mass, 10 be absent
two weeks.
Mrs. Parker Dexter and Mrs. Irene Car.
penter ven to 81. Jo%hnsbury today 10
visit friends.
Mrs. W. II. Cummings of Meriden, n.
H., came Saturday for a visit TO her father,
A. II. Powers.
c. A. crocker, with the Prentiss Furni.
ture Co.. Lowell, Mass, Is staying at Mrs.
Ellen Hoods.
{. A. Hayward Of Lowell, Mass, came
Monday on his wheel TO visit his brother,
q. L. Hayward.
Miss Hattie Hayward, who has been at
Montpelier for several months, came
home Saturday.
j.. A. r. Corwin a Son have sacked aud
sold from their store 72,3s3 lbs. OF wool In
the last few weeks.
Mrs. John sanborn aud daughter, Ada,
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur.
lington, Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Houghton went 10 Orange
saturday, where she will spend most OF
the summer with her brother.
The Old Folks concert, which was con-
sldered such a decided success, will be re-
pested Wednesday evening, July %.
Married in Oxford, n. H., Thursday,
June II, Mr.. Frank LaihroD OF Williams
town and Mrs. Emma Griffin OF Chelsea.
Our farmers are attending strictly to
having these days and are getting a much
better crop than was at first anticipated.
Mrs. c j. Darling and Mrs. win Wat
kins and two children OF Lowell, Mass
were guests st Q. A. Densmore's the hrst
oft week.
George A.. Tracy OF Lowell, Mass, came
Saturday night 10 attend the funeral OF
his uncle, John A. Tracy, Sunday. He re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Mills and daughter, Ruth, OF
Lynn. Mass, and Mrs. Frank Gardner Of
Brocktnn, Mass, are with their MOTHER
Mrs. ;. NJ. Nation.
MIS- AAMFENNt IuAlAAns ~ A7 FNNh !
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Titus, the
past few weeks. returned TO her home In
Claremont, n. H., Monday.
Ralph !. Merchant, veterinary, who has
been at Orcutt Bixhyis the past few
weeks, has gone 10 STAFFORD to remain Tor
a time at Daniel Robinson's.
IL. ID. Worthen, cashier OF the Peoples
National bank at Swanton, was m town
last week. He ~ a son OF Rev. ", W.
Worthen, a former pastor OF the Metho-
dist church here.
The remains OF Steele McAllister were
brought here Saturday for interment in
Highland cemetery. He died "Wednesday,
he 18th, at the home Of his son In VIII
aged Y years.
The lightning struck last week in Chas.
corntield only a short distance
rom his barn, making q hole about ten
square in the ground and kiiiing the
,orn for several feet around II.
The Junior Benevolent society will serve
ce cream and cake on the north common
Friday from 5 10 : p M, weather permit
ing, otherwise 10 viii be held IN the
,hurch parlor. Everybody should attend
% encourage the little folks.
TIE Chelsea Lecture association reor-
July II with Rev. w. 4. Allen,
PRESIDENT; Rev. A. J. Eastman, vice pres,
dent; II. n. Mattison, secretary and
reasurer; II. n. Mattlson, Il. o. biNby
md Geo. +. Hatch committee on sale OF
seats.
Hon. John A. Keyes OF Duluth, Minn.r
OF the late 5. 81. keyes OF this town,
anne Saturday night Tor a BRIEF vlslt,as ne
vas returning from New York city, whete
le had been on a business trip. He lett
or his home Monday afternoon. MI