Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-27
chelsea Home News.
n o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs parilla DeiHAiiVie
r. Godfrey. ,o.t. ~.
laughter was born June 18TH TO MI
= Mrs. Arthur {. Barber.
r1,-old Comstock is home Tor the sum
y. from Dartmouth college.
p.I,b Walker of Montpelier seminary
l,5a for his summer vacation.
p,, newton. former resident, but now
,iF6srIestown, Mass, was IN town Mon
day - ,font,,sIior
,fe,5sy for visit to her sisters, VINO re-
I'D Randall and Louis Cheney Of
,goodsyille. y. H., were visiting at r W.
pogers' last week.
M p., and Mrs. Frank Roberts Of Hart
land we're in town last "eek Gaining On
friends and relatives
Ms Ethel NJ. Kenney returned to her
boue al Pompanoosuc Satufuaa' one
,,sde the trip on her wheel
49, Ethel Church of Nershire, who has
- spanding few days with Miss Luz
80 Rogers. has returned home.
a. md Mrs. William f. Davis left Sat
ID for their annual summer work at
~ profile House. White Mountains.
o. Maria White and Mrs. George Nc
,iiil,or N MONTPELIER visited the Misses
fiaI snd other friends in town last week.
,r.s Maud Merrill returned from New
v-.iast Wednesday. She was accompa-
Ma Inv Dr. Helmeris little girls, May and
Kitty.
gbsrles Z. Godfrey goes 10 Corinth next
saturday TO attend the auction sale OF the
us-.6nal property OF the late George Z.
Eaton.
N. and Mrs Fred L. Beckwith came
Inc from Danville Monday, Mrs. Beck
Nth having Joined him there for few
DAYS visit
yr and Mrs. A. /. skinner went Mon
4.g an a carriage trip 10 Lyndon, where
fFsr are to visit Mrs. Skinners niece
Nrs. A. c. Brown.
flo Charles Parkhurst Of Randolph has
t4sr visiting his brother, Lyman d. Park
Egrsf. and other friends in town lie re-
turned home Monday.
Mis-. Nellie Gorwiu made short visit to
BOSTON last week She returned Tuesday
accompanied IS her cousin Mrs. Ella
Brown Monteith Of London, England.
George A. Bohonon Of birmingham,
Mass. was Ia town last week looking iof
horse. He purchased W. i, Davis bay
mare. .Jip and took il back with him.
gnk Murdoch has made the Lord +
Ur8ver from crochet cotton she had nc
natieru by which to make IL and was three
weeks doing the work. II e now on eN-
hibitIon in II. o. Bixby's shoe store VIM
dow.
Iobn NJ. Atwood Of st. Louis, Mo, came
Monday night for a visit 70 his father, y
n. Atwood Mr.. Atwood represents th'
rorticelIi silk Co. with headquarters IN
81 Louis. His territory covers Illinois
indiana Kentucky and Tennessee.
About SO friends OF Miss Edith Dear.
born gathered at her home while she wa
al church last Thursday evening 70 GIVE
her a surprise, the occasion being ne
birthday. She was remembered Win
many gifts and the affair was complete
success.
Can't. VIM. II. H. Han has just beer
e egted and confirmed by the natlona
yesdgugrters as Junior brigadier genera
1i the division Of New Hampshire ans
Vermont Union Veterans Union. Sapt
HAN Is a member Of George 1. heuar'
Command No. 1, OF this place ana the Il
lection Is a good one for the above posi-
ton,
VIM. f. Hood received news Sunda.
evening OF the death of his mother MIS-
Abigail Hood. at the home Of his brother
CI Hood, at LOWELL Mass. The remain
we're brought here Tuesday, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. {. J. Hood, Mrs. JUN
Roger. and J. G. Hood, The funeral wa
held Yesterday afternoon. a iurthee
mention 81 the death Of Mrs. Hood VIII y
made in next weeks issue.
LYMAN Wilson OF Corinth was in tow
saturday. He is a prominent mahulaC
turer Of the pure, ld-fashioned farmer e.
cheese. Mr.. Wilson is also interested ~
tideutally IN the Peoples Telephone hi.'
ID
many Of the farmers in that Nlcthlll =
Is anxious to run the line into this Nlllagt
as Il Is only about four miles from mere .
the heights and little push by our GU
tens viii bring il here.
Mrs Hannah Dutton Medcali die9
The home Of her son, Oliver, on the W.
bill. Wednesday, June 10th, aged n year
l0mouths, DAYS. She had been aNlllvs
helpless with articular rheumatism LOT ~
past two years and entirely so since i' 4
April. She was the widow OF JACK son
MedcsIf. who died in 1885. She left tou
children, Oliver ID. with whom she I'VE
and George NJ. Of this town, WIZARD
residing IN Brooktield. and Mrs. Adeipe
l. skinner, who lives at barre. ~ =
neral was Friday afternoon at the nous
Rev. W. +. Allen officiating. Inc in'e
meut was in the West hill cemetery
The game of baseball between the enc
sea West hill club and the Williamson
East hill eInb resulted in a tremendot
victory for the West hill boys, with q SEQ
of a TO rs, and they did not bat the y
inning. Our boys ought to have ~
softer with them and not beat them ny
than dozen scores, for now they "ie
discouraged that they refuse TO come os'
here for a return game. W hat NC seS
now is this. that the best men IN W
clubs yet together and challenge any am
teur club round about to play mere y
Home week. We know there are ~
players in both clubs ana are thinAlnS
would take quite stiff nine to down ~ ~
combination. Better think Il over DoN
Tor Old Home week.
The bilious. tired, nervous man an -,
successfully compete with his healthy
val DoWittts little Early Risers,