Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-29
Chelsea Home News.
H. O. BIxBY, Local Editor.

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DR.. Edwin Porter OF Mortified was a
Rollston's last week.
Miss Gertrude Bacon has gone to tn,
Normal school at Randolph.
There will be services as usual at thu
Methodist churches next Sunday.
Henry Alexander OF Tunbridge VISITED
his sister at w. NJ. Mattoon's last week.
Miss Lora Hood visited her friend, Mis-
Marion Sprague, at Brookheld this week
Mrs. Ienora Parker is STAYING with hel
niece, Mrs. Stiliman Rich, for few weeks
VIM. j. Tarbell is visiting his nephew
Chas. P. Tarbell, at South Royalton this
week.
Miss Dora Sheridan Of Williamstown
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Carleton
Slack.
Mrs. S. b. Grant and Mrs. E. E. Lowery
OF Chelsea, Mass, are visiting at J. c. At
woods.
Mrs. w. II. Cummings came Monday tc
spend few weeks at her fathers, A. II
Powers.
James @. Haywood and Miss Grace
Morehouse Of Tilton, \. H., are visiting
at g. L. Haywards.
Richard II. Bacon and Henry Burbank
left Tuesday for the Pan-American exposi-
ton az Bunalo,N y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Bacon and Mr.. and
Mrs A. VI. Powers went to Saratoga
springs, y. ", Wednesday.
Rev. w. +. Allen is away this week on a
vacation, visiting his old home at Grand
isle He is 10 return Saturday.
John c. Lougee and Ann Eliza Clough,
both Of Washington, were married last
week by Rev. Mr.. Dixon OF Tunbridge.
T. II. Keefe OF Montclaire, y. j., who
has been guest al {. L. Godfrey's for the
past few days, left for his home Monday
Miss Emeline Waterson, who has been
al Williamstown spending the summer at
William Pratt's, returned home Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. W. ID.
Kimball and son OF Eden Mills have been
visiting William Bacon and other friends.
Hiram Kingsbury OF Cambridge, Mass,
has been spending the past two weeks at
his farm on the West hill occupied by
George Lougee.
Misses Nellie and Flora Corwin left to-
day for Boston and viii 20 10 Buffalo to-
morrow 70 spend ten days a. the Pan
American exposition.
The annual reunion Of the Bacon family
was held al George II. Bacon's Saturday,
Aug. 18th. There were about forty pres
ent, including four generations.
Mrs Mary A. Robinson OF Chicago, who
has been stopping at George l. stow s,
went last Friday to Bradford to visit Mrs.
Calista Robinson Jones Of that place.
Herman c. Davis, who has been at work
for &. {. Hood. carpenter and builder, al
Williamstown this summer, returned
home saturday ready for the fall term OF
school.
L. A. Burbank has colt from Morrill,
Prince, II months old, that stands 10
hands high and weighs 80 pounds. IL =
said by good judges to be the best colt in
the state.
RI. Lyon, manager OF the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company
al Montpelier. was In town Friday with
lineman, looking after the telephone mat
tiers here.
Mrs. q. L. Hayward entertained Mrs.
Libbe Ordway Bruce OF Lowell, Mass,
aud Mrs. Lucy Chandler Grant OF Chelsea
Mass, former schoolmates, al her home
last Friday.
A party OF about twenty went for a ride
10 Williamstown Springs Monday. Among
them we're the families OF +. u. Barnes,
W. r. Hood, w. ;. Hatch, A. w. whitney
and guests.
Charles II. Putney and his sister, Mrs.
Lucy Iawton, OF Mortified and Chester
d. Clough Of Wilder were in town last
week to attend the funeral Of sammie
Underhill Wednesday, the 2lst.
Two sohoolhouses were sold at auction
last saturday by Auctioneer G. Z, Godfrey.
The one in Dist. No. Is was bid on ny
Carlton Slack for sil.25 and the one m
Dist. No. 10 was sold to Geo. NJ. Medcalt
for 70.
During July Orange County creamery
received 2.53l lbs. Of cream and 2so,2l lbs
OF milk, from which were made l4,Aoo IDS.
Of butter which brought .29io.5. Current
expenses were $3.50; patrons were PAID
lec. per pound for butter.
George Ray and sisters, Misses Nellie
and Emma Ray, and Miss Ashness OF
Providence, X. J., have been visiting thSll
cousin, Mrs. Samuel Rollston, on the
West Hin the past two weeks Ihey re-
turned to their home Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Godfrey entertained a party
Of fourteen young people at her home sat
urday evening in honor Of her niece, Miss
Adelaide Allen. and T. n. Keep OF MONT
clair, y. Y. Ice cream and cake were
served and very pleasant evening was
passed.
DIR. S. \. Goss and wife went TO Boston
and vicinity last Friday to visit their
daughter, Annie, who recently married
Dr. ]. Euclid Fish, and othef irisn NJ
They expect 10 be absent month anu W
IL the Pan-American exposition peiore
their return.
The executive committee q old Home
Week association have settled the -.
Of the association and announce cash on
hand, sSS.16. This has been deposltesu ~
the savings department Of the National
hank Of Orange Co. for future reference.
Yes, We viii have another Old Home week
sometime.
Geo. H. Iathrop, who came mere oiI
Home week to visit his native town. hau l
not been here for sixteen years, ana t ,nt
only for brief stop He left here IN De.
los6 and has been located m BOSTON ~
many wears. where he has successful
business. Mr.. Lathrop was much pieHseu,
not only with his reception. but Win tne
town, which had made 50 many improve
ments since be was last here.