Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
Chelsea Home News.
#. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.
40 Coburn is quite sick

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NJ NJ. Stevens of Boston is in town
Mls t,ort time at Miss A. A. Clements.
~ ~. Leslie Collins of West Topsham is
5ing few DAYS with Mrs. +. ID. Full
hire is to have a celebration July 4
heir preparations indicate good
time.
49, Minnie b. Whitney and friends of
NJ city spent last Sunday at A. w.
Whitneys.
utss Elizabeth Perry OF Boston is visit
4 ho- friend and former classmate, Mrs.
b. Bacon.
,,isses Almena and PAMELA Coburn are
LING this summer in a private family
At lake Morey.
AZ, and Mrs. Herbert Bagley and two
A -L;i5ran of West Topsham visited at +. ID.
FuIler's last week.
Misses Blanche Townsend, Mary Scales
.,5 Roma Barnes came home from Meri-
Zen. \. H., Saturday.
. nsrid Randall OF Woodsville, n. H.,
80 caIled here again last Thursday as a
. witness on a case IN court.
AZ, and Mrs. George Z. Kimball of Bos-
~ came Friday to the Orange County
tafel to remain two weeks or more.
A. Ada Austin of East Brookfeld has
tsgp spending the past week with her
gyandmother, Mrs. Irene Carpenter.
Harry sanborn went Tuesday to the
. p-aFie House. White Mts., where he is to
,,orE This season for VIM. f. Davis.
Arthur p. Rogers attended the Norwich
Irpirerstv commencement at Northfield
m week. making the trip ON his wheel.
Remember the social hop tonight at the
town hall with Densmore's orchestra for
music. The only midsummer hop Of the
season.
Miss Vernie Grant. who has been teach
inc In the Braman district and boarding
y George Taplin's. has returned 70 her
home al East Orange.
The many friends in town OF Miss Flor
anea Lease OF Milford, n. H., VIII be
rTaased 10 learn Of her engagement to Mr.
4 Ernest NJ. Stickney OF that place.
sanford A. Goss. wife and daughter ar
rived from Chicago, H., last Friday morn
ing 90 spend July and August at their
summer residence on Main street.
Bestrice Louise, youngest child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carleton Slack, died Tuesday,
lune 5 Of bronchitis, aged mo-, ] da.
Tbe funeral was Thursdapat 10 a. M, Rev.
w. f. Allen officiating.
Miss Martha A. Brolaw will speak in
the Congl church next Sunday evening,
giving an account OF the eyangelistic
Wofs which she and other ladies are ac-
eJmplishing in the state.
The infant son Of Perley w. Rogers died
suddenly Friday evening OF congestion OF
the brain. aged yr., mo-, 10 da. lie was
sick only about three hours. The funer-
81 was held Saturday afternoon at the
house, Rev. W. Z. Allen officiating.
Austin T. Daniels. who has just been
tried for the burning OF his barn, was pro-
nounced "not guilty. Tuesday morning.
Il The respondent was defended by Darling
q Darling II is said that Hale X. made
The great plea Of his life before the jury.
Mrs. William Roberts, a former resident
here. accompanied hy her son, VIM. Rob
ertsand granddaughter, Miss Myrtle Pat
tefs0n. Of Lowell, Mass, came saturday
for visit 70 friends in town. They are
stopping with her nephew, II. w Spear.
The school in Dist. No. II, taught by
Miss lnez May Granger, closed Friday,
June 18th. The names OF those not absent
during the term are as follows Mary
Luce, Hazel Luce. Shirley Camp, sadie
Royce and Silvia Royce. Harold Larkin,
aged six years was absent only one day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers, Mr. and
Mrs. W. z, Townsend and son, Royal, at
tended the commencement exercises az
kimball Union academy, Meriden, \. H.
last week, where Mr.. Townsend's daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, and Mr.. Powers grand
daughter, Miss Julia Cummings, gradu-
sted.
On Wednesday evening, June 26th, a
very pleasant surprise occurred, when be-
tween fifty and sixty OF the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles +. Taplin called upon
them. The evening was passed agreeaDly
with games and music. Cake ana ice
the Intfsarf III league.
Many pretty and useful presents were lett
with best wishes as reminders OF a very
enjoyable occasion.
IN 1915, Henry Adams planted two trees
n the yard near the house where Joseph
Grtin now lives. They were small trees
then, about six or seven inches in circum-
terence. Tie recently caused them TO be
measured when one was found TO be 10
and the other As inches in circumference.
ms shows that il does not take so very
long after all TO grow beautiful shade
Trees Just try few.
The jurors in the recent trial OF Robert
Burns Nelson for the murder of Charles
Ssiock at Wells River found il pretty hot
work but the deputy sheriffs IN charge OF
tlem did the best they could IN giving
Them an airing morning and evening ana
VINE Host Dickinson took them Tor
nae IN the barge Sunday, so they all came
"LAfE AAA II II " loAANA lAtN -
. safe for any OF them to visit Wells XIV
e. Tor some time.
a, j. Little began business as stage pro-
pretor and L. 5. mail carrier on MONDAY
morning on the bush line" from here 70
Lheiiord station. The "North star ana
southern division" both continue under
me same management a. the past Tour
years. All these guarantee courteous
treatment and reasonably quick service
i1r an who wish to wander from the hub
9ub OF railroad towns TO this quiet ana
beautiful village among the green hills
y is easier to keep well than get cured.
Dew TITS Little Early Risers taken now
and then viii always keep your bowels IN
perfect order. They never gripe, but pro-
mote an easy, gentle action. AR. Hood q
N1n- Chelsea. j. A. Chedel, Gaysville.