Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-05
Chelsea Home News.
no. B1xBY, Local Editor.

"a T.,1tu notice the HtN hN# - "
Il calf on this page :. ..,.;.i :.
3 u.s. Ester Coutemarsh is visiting at
"a George ID. Adams.
Among the new ads. tins week Is one OF
p .liorrili Prince" ON page O.
n. and Mrs. Wilder H. Dearborn Wis
"a friends at Fairlee last week.
r. Rliss of Newark, n. j., spent Sun
IA ,,-ith his family at Holton ;. Annls'
o1 fbe West Hill.
Henry Jackson was in town sun
a.. IN see George +. ID. French IN consul
,sfion with Dr.. A. b. smith,
TIE Orange county Republican eonyen-
a .;I, Win be held here Wednesday, June %,
VA = called to convene at II a. M. IN the
N opera house.
% Andrews and wife of Pasadena,
n ri we're in town Monday. Mr.. Andrews
lal.' . classmate Of II. n. Mattison at Nor
81 wich University
q Miss Flossie Sargent, who is working in
Il .be family of Judge Rowell at Randolph,
q 4. spending the week with her mother,
a Wrs. Alva Robinson.
T.s scbools in town that have been
a $500 because OF scarlet fever for the past
d tbrae weeks opened again Monday and no
new cases are expected.
The new steel grinder for the Chelsea
NIus has arrived and the genial proprie-
a. Nr Hutchinson, announces that sits
q ',1ing right ia ready for business just as
8 soon as possible
IA r. Corwin has just completed the
,,sfpting Of his residence on Main street;
q 10 TIE harness shop and meat-market
bniIding, which he owns. Parkhurst and
soD have done the work.
Cadet Edwin /. Hubbard, who has been
working on the West Hill church for the
nagt few weeks, returned to Norwich
4 University Mortified, Monday where he
viii remain until the term closes.
The work on the West Hin church is
PROGRESSING finely and it is expected to be
rssdv for dedication Old Home week.
M Gain Of Randolph takes the place OF
Mr. Hibbard to assist Messrs' 6odfrey ana
Bacon.
Mrs. George II. Hutchins OF East Barre
visited her mother, Mrs. DR.. Godfrey, last
week She was accompanied BY Mrs. q.
" Miller. sister of Mrs Godfrey, and
bsr daughter, Mrs. W. r. Poole, both Of
Montpelier
Nrs. Rhoda Miller, who has been spend |
ng TIE winter and spring with her
laughter. Mrs. II. 5. Annis, returned to
LEI home az Jefferson, y. H., last week.
j She was accompanied BY Mrs. Annis and
Miss Marion.
Next Sunday win be Children's day at
the CoagI church. June Is Rev. =. L. 4
Harick. former pastor here, viii occupy I
4 t1a pulpit. june -, Rev. Carl II. Corwin 4
Son 0l Or, 81. n. Corwin, Is expected 70 be I
st home and VIII preach.
Mrs. Frank t. Bixby, accompanied by /
Master Gerald, went 10 Scottsmore, +. O., /
Monday Mrs BiXby goes TO attend the 1
wedding Of her cousin, Miss Maude Scott 1
Ms. scott has many friends in town, hay-
i ing been here often in the past few years, 1
and the HERALD takes this opportunity to /
extend It's congratulations, with best 1
wishes for a happy life.
Sunday evening, MAY .. Rev. A. J. /
Eastman preached his farewell sermon TO /
bis people Of the Cong'l church. 1t was /
8 strong sermon. AT the close he briefly 4
reviewed his work here for the past four 1
years. Il is with deep regret that we lose
Mr. Eastman and his family from among /
U.s. The HERALD wishes them prosperity |
in their new field OF work.
The Corinth Co operative Telephone Co.
i still progressing. surprising the widest
expectations Of its founders. The direc-
tors have ordered 25 miles Of wire and
supplies this week. An eight line jack
plug switch board for eight separate toll
lines Is on the road to be Installed in the
central office at III. o. Bixby's, Chelsea.
Besides the orders for this week there are
= PIX phones on the road and II is estimated
4 that from Y to Is phones will be added TO
ihe order before the week is out.
The W. c. +. u. of Orange county will
hold convention IN the Congl church
next week, beginning Tuesday afternoon
and closing Wednesday. The state presi-
dent, Mrs. Ida II. Reed, will be present
and Miss Annie A. Robbins, who was
Nfs1H I
ial m Manila for a year and hall, VIII
give a lecture Tuesday evening. This Will
hea rare opportunity for us 20 hear all
shout the condition OF things in the Phh-
ippnes al first hand. All are cordially m
Flled TO all the meetings.
Arthur Il. Morey, the popular clerk IN
Hood drug store, WAS married Nednes-
day evening, May ~, 10 Miss Inez Meal
lister o. Washington. II was a pleasant
home wedding at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. g. Nc,
AlIisier, the ceremony being performed
Dy Rev. Grant NanBarcom OF that place.
As the groom is one OF our Chelsea boys
ana The bride almost one OF our Chelsea
girls, having lived here most OF the time
log the past i've years, host OF irienas'
Both old snd young, greet them WITH
hearty congratulations and wish them
much happiness in their journey OF life.
difficult operation was performed last
week in New York upon DIR. Helmer OF
that city, formerly OF Chelsea and Mont
pelier, who is leading osteopathic ply
stefan. He was treating patient Wheh
ne displaced the fifth dorsal vertebra.
The operation Of setting or replacing the
Iertehra is rendered more difficult by the
isct that the spinal canal at that part OF
the back Is very narrow. Two local os-
teopathists were called but hesitated 70 /
undertake the delicate operation. Mean
dIe ihe patient rapidly grew worse.
and he. with the assistance OF other doc
tors, succeed after several hours OF the
most trying work, in getting the reiraS-
tory vcrtehra back into place. Dr. Hell
mer Is now said to be out OF danger.