Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-26
Chelsea Home News.
n. .. BIxRY. Local Editor.

Harry Richardson OF Thetford was at
F. j. Titus last week.
The Misses Coburn returned to Essex
Junction Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Zernah seaver OF Washington is
! spending few weeks with her sisters in
town.
1 Harold Comstock has come home for
the summer vacation from Dartmouth
college.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Tracy were at
! Montpelier last week visiting at Frank
/ II. Iracy's.
Frank II. Bacon OF Northfield visited his
nephew, Geo. X. Bixby, and other friends
IN town last week.
Mrs. win Farnham and daughter of
South Royalton are guests at Mrs.
Giford's this week.
Cheney McAllister is driving the Wash
/ ngton stage while Harry Moody is hay-
/ ing a well earned vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Warrington of
| Thetiord are visiting at Newall 5. Bixbys.
/ Mrs Warrington is Mr.. Bixby only sister.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rowe of Laconia, n. H.,
and Mrs. A. 5. Lamb of Manchester, y.
/ H., sisters Of Holton S. Annis, are visiting
him.
Remember the musical recital at the
opera house tomorrow, Friday, evening.
A very enjoyable entertainment is antici-
! pated.
DR.. and Mrs. story \. Goss are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Euclid Fish and
other relatives in Boston and vicinity
this month.
George Morris, county solicitor, Of Lis
| bon. ~ H., with bis wife, spent Sunday
In town with Mrs. Morris mother, Mrs.
Joseph French.
Misses Margaret Comstock and Emma
Hatch went 10 Medford, Mass, Monday TO
visit Miss Hope Sherman and witness her
graduation from the Medford High school.
Seth E. Mills and Misses Lora Pansv
and Jennie Hin Of Manchester, n. H.,
came this week to spend the summer
with their aunt, Mrs John B. Atwood,
on Maple avenue.
Halsey and Malcolm Edgerton, sons OF
Charles A. Edgerton, cashier OF the
national bank Of Northtield, called on
II, NJ. Mattison Monday, while on their
way home from Hanover, n. II.
Mrs. George II. Helmer and Mrs. Charles
Helmer OF New York, y. ", came Satur-
day for a several weeks stay at VIM. 4.
Hoods. Dr. George Helmer, who is inn
proving in health, is to come later.
Floyd Bixby, son Of George X. Bixby,
had party FOR his teacher and school,
mates Saturday, the occasion being his
twelfth birthday. There were about 10
present and all had very enjoyable time.
John NJ. Comstock, class II, and Rev.
Carl II. Corwin, class 50, Dartmouth
college, went to Hanover, n. H., Monday
to be present at the college commence
ment and reunions OF their classes which
are held this week.
John VI. Atwood Of St. Louis, Mo-,
came last week for three weeks vacation
with his parents, MIR and Mrs. John
b. Atwood. He is travelling salesman
FOR the Corticelli SILK Co., with head I
quarters in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Melissa Clough, wife OF Warren |
stearns. died at her home ON West Hill
saturday, aged IS years, 10 months, =
days. Mrs. stearns had a shock, which 4
she survived only q hours. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon at the house, 1
Rev. w. +. Allen officiating
Miss Mary Scales came home from Meri- !
den. y. H., Saturday where she graduated 1
from the Kimball Union academy and was .
the leader in her class Of 80. Miss Rena 1
Barnes has returned home for the summer /
vacation from the same school.
f. II. Kennedy and Fred Waldo went 4
TO south Royalton Monday for a load OF
telephone supplies The line is being /
strung this week toward South Royalton .
ana next week VIII Dt strung toNaAt
Randolph. Phones viii be connected /
Just as last as they can be obtained from
the factory.
Henry Lvford returned to the Soldiers
Home at Bennington last Thursday. He
called on the HERALD before he left and
wished through its columns to thank
Mr. and Mrs. F. /. Whitney for their
kindness to him while he was confued
in the county jail awaiting his trial before
the grand jurors.
George Davis and Ralph Walker grad
uated last week from Montpelier semi
nary. Both received first honors at
In the prize speaking contest
Mr.. Walker received first prize for gentle
men of 80. At the annual prize debate
the second prize OF 80 was equally divided
between Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Walker. We
are always glad 10 note the success OF our
young people.
Next Saturday afternoon there is to be a
game OF baseball on Mattoon's field, YER
shire v. Chelsea. Everybody = cordially
invited to come and see good game. The '
boys have been to quite an expense TO nj
ont the team this spring and Il IS pro-
posed to take up collection and give all
A chance to help the boys out with part
of the expenses. We are going to hear
from the Chelsea baseball team yet before
the season is over.
W. NJ. Edison Of Woodsville, y. H.
assistant route agent for the American
Express Co. was here last week to IN
speet their money order office, OF when
Il. q. Bixby is branch agent. This
office was established last fall as a branch
81 the Montpelier Office and is doing a
steadily increasing business a. its con
yenience and safety for sending large or
small sums OF money anywhere become
more wildly known.