Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-10
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss LlHa 5milh u visiting friends IN
Montpelier.
Mrs. c. n. Allen and son are at Henry
Bryant's this week.
A. r. Mills of ST. Louis, Mo, Joined his
family here last week.
Mrs. Charles r. Corwin and son Arthur,
Of Boston came Saturday.
w. Loughbeed. wife and children are
visiting at George Hardy's.
Miss Lyle Tracy spent last week in
Montpelier visiting friends.
ordway, Holmes a Co. have new sign
painted by L. ID. Psrkhurst.
Fred smith OF Fitehburg, Mass, is az
Almond Dexter's for few weeks.
Miss Nellie Z. Cooley is spending this
week at Lake Morey with friends.
Miss Ella X. Herrick OF Burlington
came Tuesday to visit friends in town.
Mrs James Hosking, Jr. OF Lebanon.
n H., has been visiting at F J. Titus
Perley Chandler, wife and daughter Of
Barre are guests at Orange County hotel
David 8. Consnt, Esq, and wife Of
Bradford we're In town Saturday and sun
day.
Miss Clara } Bates from New Hamp-
shire is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. +.
Folsom.
Mr.. Gannett OF Bradford aud Ralph
Knapp OF Boston visited at II. 5. Annis'
last week.
Mrs. Ruth Bonhonsn Of Ciaremont. n.
H.. is spending few days With her moth.
e., Mrs. Spear.
Wesley II. johnson and wife Of Concord,
y H., came Monday 10 visit his father,
T. II. johnson.
Miss Minnie b. whitney OF Montpelier
Is spending a two weeks vacation with
her people here.
A. E.Noyes, son OF Nathan Noyes, came
saturday night. he has not been home
for some " years.
Mrs. n. o. Bixby and Misses Hazel and
Myrtle Bixby are visiting at Urban Blk
by's in Brookfield.
The family OF state Treasurer John L.
Bacon Of White River junction are at
Hon. J. b. Bacon's.
Albert B. Emery. wife and daughter OF
Montague Citv, Mass, are visiting his
father, David Emery.
Hon. X. Darling and wife returned
home saturday night from three weeks
visit In assaehusetts.
sanford Goss and daughter and Mrs.
John q. Allen of Chicago are visiting
their brother, Will c. Goss.
Mrs. John A. Edwards has returned
from " bite River Junction where she
bad been visiting her sister.
Lewis ID. Martin, D. o., OF Barre comes
here Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. |
He has rooms at b. II. Adams.
Charles Doyle has moved into W. /
Davis house on South Main ST., recently |
purchased Of the Richard Smith estate.
Mrs. Oscar Stough ton OF South Royaton I
and Mrs. Hattie Hoyt OF Boston visited /
their brotoer, W. II. Flanders, last week. 4
W. NJ. Doulens OF Boston was in town /
the 6rst OF the week selling the new
government survey map OF New England.
Fred Osterhout OF Lowell, Mass, who
spent last summer here, came Tuesday 70
remain this month. He stops at b. II.
Adams
Miss Elsie Powers OF Randolph and
Miss Sadie Ford Of Brattleboro, who have
been guests at A. n. Powers, returned
home saturday.
Herbert r. Stevens OF Manchester, Nh,
Wb0 has been visiting friends IN this
vicinity the past two weeks, returned
home saturday.
John NJ. Atwood left Saturday morning
ior 81. Louis, Mo-, where his headquar'
ters are located as travelling salesman for
the Nonotuck silk Co.
The little son OF Bert Kent, aged about
iyears, who lives with his grandfather, J.
I. Davis, broke his hand Monday while
playing about the barn.
Miss Ella n. Jones, Mrs. Kate Reed
sod daughter, Edith, who have been with
their aunt, Mrs. Mary Tracy, the past lew
Weeks, went to Nashua, y. H., saturday.
Elisha ;. Fiske OF Montpelier agent for
The Union Mutual Life Insurance company
OF Maine, was in town last week. He was
aecompanied by w. o. Low OF the same
city
Willis A. Guernsey OF Saratoga Springs,
y. u, made a brief visit to town last
week. He Is son OF the late Rev. j. W.
GuernseY, who preached here some 80 years
sgo.
A. c. Mills and r. f. Atwood caught IA
fout Monday that weighed 5 lbs.and OF.
Toe three heaviest weighed Ia or, Is o.
snd OF. each. The longest one measur-
co Is l-2 in, and the shortest one IN
James v. Judd and wife OF Braintree
VISITED bis mother, Mary j. Dunbar, July
81 Il being her 5ith birthday. Mrs. Dun
oar Is the mother OF sixteen children, ten
9l whom are now living, ana she
naseighteen grandchildren.
Wm. G. II. Wallace, on complaint OF !
states Attorney Darling, was brought be-
ofe Justice John ST. COmstock Tuesday {
aug LIST, charged with rape OF his Is {
5esr-old daughter, Ina, at their home IN
V'ange in July last. On hearing respon-
vent was held for appearance at county
SQUIRT, bail being fixed at 500, which ne !
vas unable to obtain. ~