Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-17
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY. Local Ed tor.

FRED Folsom is working for Ed Nation
Miss Maude Sargent is working at the
hotel.
Mrs. c. s. Emery is in Burlington this
week
Orrfn D. Lyford is at work this season
f9rJ. f. Hemenway.
Mrs. f. J. Titus returned from Clare.
month";. H., Saturday.
Miss Ada Austin is at work in the fam
LIN Of ]. A. K. CorWin.
Miss Helen Gilbert OF North Craftsbury
is guest at Willis Scales.
James Skinner OF Ciaremont, N. H., has
been visiting at f. j. Titus.
Miss Cora Morrison is spending two
weeks with her people in Corinth.
Geo. Roberts and Sam Hall are enjoying
few days fishing at Lake Morey.
There we're 10 taken into full member
sHlp al the Methodist church last Sunday.
Clara Hemenway, daughter Of J.. f.
Hamenwsy, is very sick with cholera
m0rbus.
Fred r. Atwood, a member OF the senior
class at Dartmouth college, spent Sunday
az home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hatch Chamberlin OF
STAFFORD we're visiting friends in town
saturday.
Mrs. NJ. o. Coburn is cooking at the Or
aage county hotel during the absence OF
Mrs. MeAllister.
Mrs. e. b. Dickinson has pansy gera.
mum that was a slip last fail that stands
Il inches high, hiss IA blossoms ana So
buds.
Col. c. s. Emery Is at Lake Morey for
few days preparing his cottage for the
summer. he was accompanied by Geo. A.
Tracy.
Mrs Fred II. Bohonon spent May 10th
with her uncle, William Downing, in
Washington, tine occasion being his sith
birthday.
The ice cream parlors connected with
BiXbys market are to be open for the first
time this season next Saturday from TO 9
o'clock p. m.
The anniversary OF the Epworth league
will be held at the NJ. T.. church Sunday
evening" May 20. Part OF the program
will be by the children. Everyone will be
welcome.
The Methodist Auxiliary society will
serve a bean dinner in their rooms over
Zoe store OF Ordway, Holmes x Co., on
Memorial day. Proceeds will be used for
wiring the Methodist church for electric |
Lights.
The snnu al meeting OF the trustees of |
Chelsea academy was held Nav 10 and the |
following officers were elected .-Presi- |
dent, J. B. Bacon; secretary, Geo. l.. Stow; /
treasurer, W. p. Townsend, executive |
committee 5. n. Goss, w. II. n. Hall, j. !
w. Comstoek. The maintenance OF |
schools is entrusted to the school direct |
9's for the ensuing year.
The W. C. T. e. held their annual meet. /
ug Thursday, the 10th, at which the fol-
loving officers were elected Pres, Mrs. I
I L. Corwin; LIST vice pres, Mrs. Z. II. /
Barnes; "a vice pres, Mrs. NJ. V. b. DAVIS |
rec sec, Mrs. Edith NJ. Fuller; cor. sec,
Mrs, A. j. Whitney; treas, Mrs, A. W.
whitney The superintendents OF depart /
nents are as follows Hygiene, heredity 1
ana purity departments, Mrs. p. ID. Com
stock non-alcoholic medication and tenn
perance hospital, Mrs. Albina Nation |
temperance, literature and representative
OF Woman's temperance publishing asso' |
cation, Mrs. A. Nj. whitney; legislative
ana press departments, Miss l.. G. Hatch; |
anti-narcotics, Mrs. f. j. CorWin; evan
stHstlei Jail and almshouse work, Mrs. Z. /
n Barnes; sabbath observance and fran /
shise Departmental Mrs. +. l.. Corwin; /
parlor meetings, Mrs. Mary A. Judd; res
cue and Hover mission departments, Mrs. |
l. J. Hazlitt.