Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-19
chelsea Home News.
r. o. BIxBY, Local Editor

ID perkins of Hartford still fingers In
- ~ harmonic the dlscords'
= Beekwith Of South STAFFORD
pr 80, her sister, Mrs. ID. q. Adams.
IA Mrs. VIM. +. Davis went to the
A Va House. White mountains, yester-
t.. N. E. Hutchinson went to Rutland
,5av TO be present at the graduation OF
- curtis NJ. Hall was given pleasant
lat5gv surprise party by her friends sat
rrdav afternoon.
~ pierce hiss gone to the White noun
- u work for MIR. Davis at the Profile
E1rse again this season.
,fi.sas PAMELA and Almena Coburn OF
- function are visiting their parents,
hr and Mrs. NJ. A. Coburn.
NJ. sadie Bennett and mother Of Var
LII Me-. have moved into w. r. Davis
hon.a 9n south Main street for the sum
mer
E. Bixby shipped % hogs last week
and 10 calves and L hogs TINS week, Whlch
a.sbout an average for his shipments each
week.
A De- T. Z. Herrick OF Milton il to preach
tbs CongI church next Sunday, health
limiting. Illness prevented his coming
hstsuuday.
nr A. B. Smith has greatly improved
bis rasfdence By lowering the windows in
a ibs brick part on the first story. ID. G..
stoughton had the job.
Miss Blanche Townsend went to Meri-
Fl dan s. FL Tuesday 10 attend the COM
n T5srcement OF Kimball Union academy, Of
which she is a graduate.
Miss Lena Richardson, who has been
working in Mrs. +. +. Peters millinery
sb0p this spring, has finished work and
. returned TO her home In STAFFORD.
CbUdren's day viii be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning,
wien there will be the usual exercises by
tbg children. Everybody cordially invited.
vr. and Mrs. A. L. skinner, Mr.. and
Wr.. e. o. smith. Geo. Durkee, ;. y. Goss
and J. b. Atwood attended the department
fBeauument OF the G.. A. X. and W. X. &.
al Montpelier last week.
Rev. Carl n. Corwin OF Bellaire, Mich,
son OF Ur. NJ. II. Corwin, who - visiting
bis PARENTS here. preached at the Congl
church last Sunday morning. There was
large congregation out 10 hear him.
Henry Lyford, who has been in jail for
several weeks awaiting the grand jury
session. has been released, no bill having
been found against him. He returns TO
ths Soldiers Home at Bennington this
week.
The ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Chelsea and Tunbridge mines
resulted In a victory for Chelsea, rs TO ".
Il was good game from start to finish
and highly enjoyed by all who attended.
return game is expected TO be played at
Tnbridga in the near future.
VIM f. Hood has just completed a fine
u.azfa Oh the front OF his house, which
greatly improves its looks as well as
81 re- AnrfFarr
the sumner. Mr.. Hubbard Of South Roy
alton did the work. The house is now be-
ing painted by X. h. Parkhurst.
D. b slater OF Essex Junction, general
manager OF the Empire Cream Separator |
company for the New England states,
stopped at the Orange County hotel /
Wednesday night. He was en- route for |
Maine, making the trip in his automobile /
and visiting agents on the way. Several
Of our citizens were courteously given
ride about town in his auto Thursday |
morning. Clarence Stearns is his agent /
here.
George F. ID. French died at his home on /
South Main street Wednesday, June II, al 4
ile ageoi 80 years, 8 mo-, and days. lie /
had been sick several weeks with blood 4
poisoning caused by a rusty nail, which 4
he got into his foot some time ago. lie
LEFT g wife, a daughter and an adopted 1
Cong church, OF which the deceased was
a member, Friday, June l3, Rev. A. J.
Eastman officiating.
Miss n. Blanche Townsend, who is a
student al the Emerson college of oratory,
Boston, will give a musical recital in the
Opera house Friday evening, June 9th.
Miss Townsend will be assisted by the fol-
lowing artists, who have been engaged es-
pecAlly for the occasion:-H. +. Whittier,
leading yiolinist OF Wilder's orchestra,
Montpelier, who has the reputation Of be-
ing one Of the best violin soloists in the
State; Miss Susie Sawyer OF Rutland, So
pfano soloist, one of that city's favorites;
Nlr,. NJ, T.. Hutchinson, Chelsea, a pianist
OF rare ability. Miss Townsend has spared
No pains to make this entertainment one
OF great pleasure to all, and especially to
lovers Of music. For the program see the
hllls. Tickets will be on sale Saturday at
tne usual place, Bixby's store.
Miss Marie Reitinger for many years a
teacher and Bible reader among her own
people, the Bohemians OF Cleveland, Ohio,
who has been supported in this work by
l9hqs given by the Christian Endeavor So
cletles OF this state, viii be in Orange
county the next two weeks visiting the
churches and Christian Endeavor societies
ana telling many things of interest CON
usIning her people and her work. She
VIM nave Polish costume and Will Illus
tIate the language, manners and customs ,
~ the bohemian and Polish peoples. she
Is acquainted with the Czolgosz family
ana FIJI speak OF them. She viii speak IN
lle following Congl churches and the
people Of the neighboring towns are in
nNea TO come and hear her. She will be at
ihsa5.nlaolph June 23i, Brookheld June y,
MIHlamstown June 25, Chelsea June 26,
orange or East Barre June ~, Newbury
June 80, Bradford July !, Post Mills July
= Ihettord July 8.
4 very pleasant home wedding occurred
q. Alr and Mrs. Jed Scott's at Scottsmore,
= S', June II, at 3 O'Clock p. m, when
l1e!r eldest daughter. J. Maude, was unit
~ ID marriana To Dr. i G. MCDONNELL.