Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13
Chelsea Home News.
H. %. BlxBY, Local Editor.

a. parker was at Montpelier last
Iohn Perkins OF Tewksbury,
visiting his son, f. Nj. Perkins.
Il e. Allen will preach at the
Rev sxf sunday evening at the Meth
o5ist church.
oo NJ Flint is visiting her daugh-
o. Thomas Waldo, in Williams
own this week.
f,cv Bennett has gone to South
r-slsolnb to work this summer, caring
y, Ms George Rogers.
-. uaude S. Merrill went to New
III cify Monday for few days visit to
~ friend. Mrs. DIR. Helmer.
rsers i to be an auction sale of the
Ii ~ the late Rebecca l.. Grosyenor
stnraay at her late residence.
- clarence H. Corliss went to Con-
ID H., Monday for two weeks yis-
4 NJ friends in that city ana Boston.
urs B. Davenport has nearly recov-
a from her late illness. II has been
quite hard for them as MI davenport Is
blind.
49, FnIIer's and has gone to j. f.
asmenway's, whose daughter, Abble, Is
quite ILL., 90
~ members Of committees for Old
tIar,s week are requested to meet at the
E6rarv saturday at 4 O'Clock p. m. for
business.
N.yt sunday is to be Childrens day at
i, M churches in town. Fine exercises
NAV be expected as great preparations are
being made.
n Coburn, who has been at work in
Manchester, n. H., for several years, has
yane 70 Rocky Hill, Conn, where he works
ior the same firm.
Charles l. Hood OF Lowell, Mass, who
came Friday for few days visit TO his
S-otbsr VIM. f. Hood, returned home
Tuesday afternoon.
Charles +. DOYLE got one OF his legs
hnrf M HE Bobbin factory last week, so he
4 unable TO work. Ii was narrow es-
cape from a fracture.
Dr. Frank II. Godfrey Of this place was
elected vice president OF the Vermont Ec-
isrfir Medical association at the annual
meeting held at Montpelier last week.
The bobbin factory is now turning out
from 10000 to i2,5O0 bobbins every day
Tbay now have two carloads on hand
ready 10 ship, or about $4,000 bobbins
The ladies Of the Benevolent society Of
tbe Congl church will meet for sewing IN
The vestrv Wednesday afternoon, June ~,
and viii serve supper from 70 o'clock.
There is 10 be a game OF baseball played
on Coyell's pasture next Saturday after
noon. June 18th; Chelsea West hill club vs.
FL WuIamstown East hill club. red hot
game Is expected.
Mrs Mary Tracy has filled the cellar
where the Tracy house was burned several
n wears ago and trimmed the trees and
. .brubbery which greatly improves the
N looks Of the place.
There was pleasant gathering OF young
people at c. NJ. Halls last Saturday even
E me consisting Of the Misses Laird, Miss
Fl verna Grant, c. r. Taplin and c. W. Ba-
con. Music, both vocal and instrumental,
vas enjoyed until a late hour.
II J. B. Atwood, colonel OF the Orange
n County Veterans association, announces
II that the reunion will be held here Aug. 10
aud 10th. More definite arrangements
N will be announced later. As this Is Old
a Home week good time is assured.
Miss Mary Burbank, ID. o., graduate OF
NJ the Dr. still School OF Osteopathy at
Fl Kirksvlle Mo-, and now practising at
M Iittleton, ~ H., has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Burbank, on
the West hill the past two weeks she
returned Monday~
Joseph H. Edwards, who has been in the
furniture business at Norfolk, Va the
past two wears, has come home Tor the
summer. He sod out his business Janu-
ary lst, but resumed the bed spring ana
mattress manufacturing, in when ne mas
an extensive trade.
We wish to state that the crowd OF
friends and neighbors who went and dld
the springs work on the Folsom farm last
week did il to help Mrs. Folsom Just as
much as Mr.. Folsom, and Il is reported
that her financial interest in the business
N exceeds that of her husband.
Enrnafnak al
tending the Cong'l convention OF Yer
mont held at Rutland June 1lth 70 l5th
inclusive. In connection with tins are
also held the annual meetings OF the Yer,
mont Domestic Missionary society ana
Woman's Home Missionary union.
]. n Davis, who has been visiting his
friend, George A. Tracy, here the past TWO
weeks, has returned to his home IN koch-
ester n H. While here he purchased
team and drove home. The horse he
bought Of A. c. Slack and the buggy, mar
ness, robe, ETC., OF Whitney and Town
send
Grin A. Burbank and family of Boston
have been visiting his father, l.. A. BUR
bank, the past week. Mr.. Burbank re-
turned to Boston Monday, and his wlie'
who is in poor health, went to Llttietoh'
n \. H., with his sister, DR.. Mary BnrDahk'
where she will remain few weeks Tor os-
'eopathic treatment.
Died. at her home on the West hlll,
Monday, June 10th, Mrs. Susan (howardl
Stone, widow of the late David stone,
aged 50 years. months, % days. The iu-
neral was at her late home Wednesday at
one o'clock D. M, Rev. W Y. Allen oihel-
n atng She leaves one son, with whom me M
lived, and one daughter, Mrs. Chester M
Davis
Col. Charles F. Woodward and ms
daughter, Miss Daisy, of Wakefield, Mass,
have been the guests OF A. w. whitney lor
few days. Mr.. Woodward is nephew
~ Mr.. Whitney. They went TO MONT
pelier Monday and returned to their ho MONS
IN Wakefield Tuesday afternoon Noi'
Woodward has been for many years extern
slFely engaged in street railroadihg IN
eastern Massachusetts, and many oil our
people sought to interest him m a ROAD