Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-12
Chelsea Home News.
H. BIxBY. Local Editor.

@. L. Stow was IN Montpelier last week
on legal business.
n. K. Darling and II. o. Bixby were in
Randolph Thursday.
Misses Iris and Ethel Taplin are visit.
ing at E. d. Fuher's.
Mrs. Geo. L. stow is with her son, E. A.
Davis, at Bethel this week.
Mrs. Emma French OF Penscook, n. H..
is visiting at II. l.. Bixby's.
D.. Herbert Newell and wife OF Rutland
were at the hotel Tuesday.
LYMAN D. Parkhurst has had his PEN
sion increased to sl7 per month.
Miss Nellie l. Bixby is working at pres
ent in J. A. K. Corwin Il Sons store.
Mrs.. Martin DAVIS was called TO Rich.
ford Monday by the illness OF her brother.
". II. Person OF Manchester, n. H.,
came Monday night to L. II. Bohonon's.
Misses Gertrude and Grace Goodale of
Tunoridge are visiting Mrs. Chas. +. God
trey.
Miss Tassie Sprague OF Manchester, n.
H., is spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. Il. S. Fitz.
F.. NJ. Perkins father, John Perkins,
who lives at Tewksbury, Mass, came last
week TO visit him.
Warren Gilman, who has been visiting
his brother, Frank Gilman, T eturned to his
home at Lowell, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. A. Tracy came home last week
from New Hampshire, where she has been
visiting her parents the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Clough are spend.
ing the week with Mrs. Clough's father,
Newell 5. Bixby, on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. f. stearns OF Thorn
dye, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Stearns'
mother, Mrs Sophronia 0rdway, on Ma
pie avenue.
Harry Hodsdon OF Piermont, n. H., and
Miss Eunie Lamprey OF North Oxford,
Mass, have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
j. c. Atwood.
Mrs. Gail Helmer went TO Morris burg,
Canada, last week 10 attend the golden
wedding Of DR.. Helmer's parents. She
returned Saturday.
The directors Of the old First National
bank have sold their Gaysyille property
to Mr.. Greene, manager OF the Interna-
tional Paper company.
Mrs. Z. c. wheatley and Miss Bessie
WbeaIley OF Meriden, Conn, are visiting
Mrs. Charles p. Dickinson al the hotel.
Mrs. w heatley is an aunt OF Mrs. Dickin-
son.
Miss Mary Burbank, who recently
graduated from the college OF osteopathy
al kirksville, Mo, came home last week.
she is 10 locate for practice in New Eng
land.
Mr.. Greenfield Welsh OF DeLeon
Springs, Florida. was 10 town Monday
looking up old friends, whom he knew
wnen a young man and lived In this
vicinity.
Miss Sadie Ford Of Brattleboro, niece Of
A. H. Powers and Misses Florence and
Nellie Lease OF Milford, n. H., nieces OF
Mrs, Powers, have come for their annual
summer visit at the Powers home.
Chester d. Clough and wife Of Wilder
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Louise Z.
Ciough. Mr.. Clough works 10 the ma
chine shop OF the big paper concern at
Wilder, where he has been the past four
teen years.
The children OF the late Joel Osborne
have met here at the Orange County hotel
irom all parts of the country for family
reunion. II has been many years since
they have been together. The family par
~ is made up as follows :-Cnas. \. Os-
borne OF Dixon, ILL.,; John II. Osborne and
wife Of Cleveland. o.; j. Wesley Osborne
OF Ashmont, Mass; Mrs. Eta Osborne
southwick Of Millville, Mass. They are
having pleasant time visiting friends
and scenes Of their earlier years.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II,
CorIiss on Maple avenue was invaded
lastsaturdsy evening about $3.50 O'Clock
by some 40 OF their friends. The occasion
was surprise to Mrs. Corliss, u being
her birthday. Mr. Corliss was in the Sc
eFet and had the ice cream and CAKE an
ready. II was a beautiful night and the
company utilized the broad veranda
around the house. The refreshments
we're served there also. Mrs. Corllss
found nice oak rocker ana iardinier
stand in the parlor when the guests were
gone, which they left with their kind re-
gsrds.