Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-17
Chelsea Home News.
4. o. B1xBY, Local Editor.


George and Charles Helmer OF New
-. city came yesterday.
VI r. Emery and family have gone
t.Lsir cottage at Lake Morey TO remain
49, ~. stevens of Manchester, n. H., who
,I,,+sriv resided here, has been visiting
Ordwav is making extensive out
Il d IN the Thorne place which he re-
nt.tIy purchased, new piazza being
~ latest acquisition
r. Ella n. Jones of Somerville, Ma IS.
NC Monday 70 spend a few weeks with
Esr aunt. Mrs. Mary Tracy.
g. Clarence Nash and daughter, Flor
m Elmwood, Mass. are visiting at
~ CiIbert's on the East hill.
THE hall game between the Nershire and
,,..Issa teams July 18th resulted in score
III toll in favor OF Nershire,
,rrsngements are being made for the
versbire and Tunbridge ball teams to
li,y here. date 10 be given later.
Miss Christabel Brown of Windsor has
hssn sBending the past week with her
trlsnd. Miss Blanche Townsend.
Ar and Mrs. Horace Smith OF West
rairIes we're in town Friday 10 attend the
tT1aral Of their aunt, Mrs. George Brad
shaw.
Harold Comstock went to Hanover, n.
u tuesday. where be has entered the
Tbayer school OF civil engineering at
dartmouth college.
n A. Flanders Of Franklin Falls, n. H.,
came Monday TO remain two or three
weeks with his father, Vernon A. Ran
der. on the West Hill.
Henry Magoon has just completed
nsf1ting Mrs. Erve Locke's house. She
rafsius the blue blinds as painted by Amos
Hatch so many years ago.
Miss Isabella Liscomb, teacher in the
s-Fa6Is al New Bedford, Mass, accompa-
rtsd by her niece. Miss Katherine Lis
comb. Is boarding for the summer at A. L.
SINNERS.
school in district No. closed Friday,
fgly g. Number OF pupils, g. The fol-
IaWing pupils had no marks: Carol
a Burgess, Florence NJ. Burgess, Edith
Burgess and Alice X. Emery. There
were no tardy marks during the term.
N.ss Martha l.. Noyes was tbs teacher.
Rsv Il. A. Durfee. ID. D., secretary Of
fba Vermont Anti Saloon league, viii give
ar address al a union service al the Meth
-8I4f church next Sunday morning, TO-
which aH are invited. There viii ac-
rariiurIv be no morning service at the
CnsI church, but the sunday school and
evening service viii be held as usual
Rev. Carl H. Corwin left Wednesday
or his home at Bellaire, Mich. Dir.
ga-Hiu has preached al the Cong church
with great acceptance for the last five
SUNDAYS, and the people OF that congre-
PATTON consider themselves very fortunate
In bis presence with them during the
weeks Immediately following the close
90 Rev. Mr., Eastman's pastorate.
Mrs. Julia Ann POST, wife OF George
Bradshaw. died at her home on the West
hIlL after long illness, July 2 Her age
was ~ wears. The funeral was Friday,
Res. W. f. Allen officiating. The inter-
meat was in the West Hin cemetery. she
lst besides an aged husband, four chill
drtn-M Charles Morecrott of Barre
c.tr. Mrs. Herbert X. Mheelock OF Mont
psliar. r. G. b. and Albert G. Bradshaw
Of This town.
The executive committee OF the Chelsea
Entertainment association closed con-
tract last week with the White Entertain
ment Bureau for the following series OF
entertainments for the ensuing season
Thomas McClary, lecturer, October -
the Swiss Bell Ringers, November II
The Colonial Favorites, December Ii
Thomas Dixon, Jr., lecturer, December ~
tha Cecilia String Quartette, January Il;
Rufus Everson King, lecturer, February
70 Further details will be given later