Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-23
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. D. A. Beckwith is sick with ty-
phoid fever
Leroy Goodell has been repairing bis
house
son was born Aug. 10 to Mr.. aud Mrs.
h B. sanborn OF Barre city.
E. D. Blackwell OF Montpelier spent
sunday with {. p. Dickinson.
Mrs. b. n. Kent has gone to Peterbor-
ourh, n. H., 10 remain few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lucas and L. ~ Luz
cas-. Jr., are visiting friends in Richiord
Mrs. Charles X. Corwin and son, Ar
thur 81 Boston are at ]. A. X. Corwin's.
Miss Addie Allen OF Paterson, Nj, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles f. God
frey.
Ms. n. o. Bixby and daughters, Hazel
and Myrtle, are visiting IN Barre this
week
Mrs. Moses Monette and her mother are
spending this week at the White noun.
thIns.
Mrs. r. ". Parkhurst Of Springfield.
Mass. Is visiting al Lyman D. Park
hursts.
Mrs. Eaton Emery, aged 81 years, has
been visiting at 4. Grosyenor's and other
friends.
The Copeland place on Maple avenue
was sold last week TO /. A. Bohonon, price
raid. 81 800.
Ethel Hardy went to her sisters at
White River Junction Saturday 70 remain
few weeks.
ussnow expected that there will be a
promenade at the town hall Wednesday
evening, the 18th.
Frank, son OF y. n. Perkins OF Tewks-
bury Mass, came Tuesday on q visit to
biz uncle, r. NJ. Perkins.
Albert Thompson has moved from w.
Tarbellis house 10 the Back Bay resi-
dence owned by Mrs. Hull.
o. e. Copeland. wife and son OF Ran.
dolph spent Saturday and Sunday with
bic mother, Mrs. A. J. Copeland.
Miss Helen Perrin OF Berlin aud Mrs.
Harriet H. Bod and son Of Orange, y. j.,
were registered at the hotel Tuesday.
A record in calves has been made by
George Lougee, having sold six 10 Martin
Rowell for go, an average OF 10 each.
A party Of g. went to Wlllismstown
Springs Friday. They spoke highly OF
the rev Cult House and its management.
Mis- Edith Wilson, who has been board
log al the Wills farm the past two weeks,
returned TO her home In New York Mon
day.
Mrs. Edwin Sanborn has received news
Of the death OF her sister, Mrs. Ellen +.
Wilson OF Ashburnham, Mass, who for
merry lived in town.
John 81. Grosyenor, the noted bicycle
rider who has been with his grandfather,
Edgar Grosvenor, the past three months
has gone TO his home In Bridport.
Miss Marion Ramsdell OF Whiting, ILL.,,
has been visiting her father, Robert Rams
dell She was accompanied by her uncle,
l. + Ramsdell, OF Franklin Grove, III.
NJ and Mrs. Clark Hadley OF Manehes-
ter, \ H. came Tuesday. They viii re-
main al j b. Atwood's for several weeks
Mrs Hadley was formerly Miss Aiiee
Mills.
Dr. W. 5. smith and party OF Hanover,
y. H., were at the Orange County hotel
Tuesday Or. Smith was called TO see 2
case q Washington in consultation Win
Dr. Godfrey.
Mrs. Charles f. Dickey and a friend OF
lowell, Mass, are visiting at {. A, Dens-
mores. Mrs. Dickey drove Up as Is net
custom each summer. She has very
stylish turnout this season.
Col. Curtis 5. Emery attended the mus
Ter OF the state militia at Burlington last
week Thursday As the governor ana
s,ah did not go into camp this year, ne
was only required TO be present as mem
Der Of the staff governors day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Abbott and (. y.
Abbott and family attended 9 nmlly
gathering at Caspar Ahbotts In SOUTH
Royalton last week Wednesday There
were 81 members OF the Abbott family
present aud OF course everyone naa goou
time.
DO not fail TO attend the enterta inm eht
1.-THE Congregational vestries on Friday
evening at 30 and hear the ACCOUNTS o.
the various ways of earning dolisr hlen
the ladies' have tried. Music, recitations
and refreshments will add variety 10 the
entertainment.
The game OF base ball played last satur-
DAY between the Chelsea and Willlalls-
town clubs resulted in a victory ior the
Chelsess - to 20. Next saturday there =
70 be a return game by the same eluos m ~
The held OF f. " Bacon on the West hlli'
The game is called for one O'Clock p, u
Everybody is invited. This game j. eA
pected to be a bot one.