Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-09
Chelsea Home News
H.O. BrxBY. Local Editor.

nrs. susan stanton was quite sick last
week.
Hon. J. K. Darling was at Randolph
Center Friday
George Newell OF Brookheld was in
tos8 Tuesday
willis scales and daughter, Mary, went
10 Danville Friday.
Mrs. Mary ] Dunbar visited her son at
BraIntree last week.
tr-s. c. B. Towner Of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting at G. :. Emery's.
Miss Blanche Townsend and Miss Pansy
Hi spent Monday at Barre.
Miss Judith yarney Of Georgetown,
Mass. Is at James Atwood's.
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Spear Of YER
aB.=e were In town Thursday.
David Adams, son OF @, 5, Adams, is at
wark in +. +. Bixby's market.
luther Bailey Of Boston visited at W..
b. AID p. L. sargeut's Saturday
Miss Martha Hall spent last week at
f,aarrc Roberts on the West bill.
R.shard Bacon, who has been sick, has
rrearued TO work in C0rwiu's store.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. q. Newell Of somer-
vile. Mass, are guests at Or. s. y. Goss'.
Geo. l.. stow and Darling q Darling
were at Montpelier Monday on legal nusi-
Mrs.. W. H. Cummings and Miss Julia
returned to Meriden, y. H., Tuesday
morning
Mrs. W. b. Bumps OF Lowell, Mass,
earae saturday night to visit her mother,
Mrs ). Ordway.
Albert Bliss Of West Fairlee and Mrs
Annie smith OF Lowell, Mass, are at H.
s. Anuis' this week.
sylvester Barnes and wife OF Barre have
been visiting friends in town. Ihey re-
turned home Monday.
Nrs. Thomas @. Dearborn and son aud
Mrs. Lewis Whitney Of Valley Falls K L.
are Waiting at Ii. W. Dearborn g
Mrs. Philena Davis has returned home
from Richford, where she has been the
past ieE weeks caring for her brother
Or. NJ. II. Corwin and wife, J. A. K.
Uefwin and Miss Flora CorWln went on
the excursion to lake Champlain Aonoay'
The church on the West hill IL being
newly painted and Is to be In other ways
thoroughly repaired both inside ana OUT
NJ isses Dow. twin daughters Of Mrs
Helen chase Dow OF Cambriageport'A ~ y, ass
are visiting their cousin, NIillsm HOO
bius, -, -
Hale X. Darling has returned home
from mis- trip 10 Nova scotia and we may
expect to hear about IL later IN these COL
unns,
NJ. Coburu Of Manchester, y. H., Is
visiting his father, NJ. .. CobGtn, thls
wees He has not had vacation al hons
ior two years.
N-s.F. c. Hall and Mrs. Wilson Of New
Yurk city are spending a few weeks ~
the farm Of Misses ;. f. and Mary Wits
on he West hill.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin gave party at D.
b adams last Saturday evening IN nehof
OF Miss Maude Scott OF SeottsmoFe' z Y
IL was a very enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Bert Bowers and son OF Lisbon \.
h.. are at her mothers, mFs' ~ -3S lie
slslk's, for a few weeks. Misses Fhl'eH'
and A melia slack are also at home
oarty from the village visited the An
MS 5iI Tor picuic last week. This is tue
blghest elevation in town and grana
place Tor picnic as it is accessible WIN
teams. . -. -
Miss Edith Barnes, who has been teach
ing IN the Spaulding High school al b .Il.''
for several terms, has a year FsI l,t.5t
and VIII spend much OF the time Ill '''s'
stuaying the French language
NJ. o. Coburn and family and >, \,
Darling were called TO Corinth Sunuay " "
voung man who was well known IN TINS
vicinity a. ne worked last season ioE hAFs'
Franklin Dearborn.
Il is reported that there Is 70 pc IN II
ricultural meeting here SATURDAY Aus, -,
under the auspices Of the state ooat - "a
agriculture, with several speakers from
outside the state. These meet uga 80 "a !,
benefit to our farmers ana every VONS
should try and attend them
One hundred and fifty season 1855 1855
are required to make the coming COURSE Ess
Of the Chelsea Lecture ASSOCIATION s ssS1
cess. The committee will see you 500
about tickets. Three very popular e ,l,'e.,
taipments nave already been decided upon
There are to be six in the course
~ 8eId githe 1ned Of hay last week, one
Of the stringers broke, letting the DOTS -
wagon, hay aud man all 10 ouRSn ~ ma !
the river. There was eonslueL so ~, ,-as
mtx.up for 4 few moments but az Ms VS..
Strengthened out in time with scarcely S"s
damage