Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-31
chelsea Home News.
q q. BrxBY, Local Editor.

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"A 1ater \. H., Saturday.
l,larrss Il. French went to Barre Satur-
~ ~ remain a few days
r. Copeland and wife OF Randolph
W In town Wednesday.
rcd Lombard of Milford, \. H., is at
h ~ fstberfs Joseph Lombard s.
~ Blanche Townsend is spending the
HI.,5ftb friends at Lake Morey.
80 F Woodward of Wakefield,
] IS Is visiting at A. W. Nhitneys.
- - p Richardson from West Med
~ Mass. is visiting at d. I. McAllis-
Mes CYNTHIA Townsend of Williams
II I'm is visiting her brother, Willard p.
I T9oHfn sa 8li
n Bpekwith has recovered from his
..asnf illness and returned TO his work at
Waterbury, Monday.
,g.s Lizzie, daughter of Allan Dickin-
~ vent 10 ST. Johnsbury Saturday to
5ist her sister, Mrs. j. A. Moran.
Ii Misses Helen and Hattie Dow of Cam
Fl zoe Mass, came Tuesday and are
E ,re.is Of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. o. Flint.
n Fred s. Osterhout of Lowell, Mass, has
taan visiting his relatives in town the past
. fsE DAYS. returning to Lowell Monday
NJ. Barnes and family OF North Thet-
Fl i5rf have been the guests OF DIR. NJ. ii.
. G6rWiu. They were in Corinth yesterday.
Rev Edward +. Keedy Of Hadley
"a Mas. is expected to preac at the Con-
grsgat3nal church the next two Sundays
The Orange County Democratic con-
ranfi9n Is in session as we 90 TO press, and
II fgII report of il will appear IN our next
h issue,
n y ". Dearborn has given his tenement
n A5gse on Nershire street a new coat 81
IA uqint n. A. Magoon and I. G. Dearborn
n Ed tha work.
sunday. Aug. Il, there will be devo-
f1naI exercises in the churches az the
laI H3ur and preaching BY some former
resident OF pastor
III. and Mrs. e. ?. Dickinson gave a.
Il pleasant social at the hotel parlors Friday
"A u.ng 60 meet the visitors IN town.
a5-. HeHg about d present.
Eag. ST.. NJ Newton presiding elder ~
Chi. district preached gt the Methodist
raa sunday morning and on the West
uu tle afternoon, it being quarterly
Hsag.
tlr. Batsey underhiIl and son, Wesley,
a r#t E1 Wilder yesterday o. visit her
ta#hle. Chester u. Cloauh. They are TO
remain the rest 81 the week. returning
saturday.
Hir and Mrs. A. W. whitney enter
F'als the Domino club last week Nedue--
n asF evening IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs q.
Copeland Of Randolph, who are mem
. tafs 10 t8e club.
Miss Anna Hampton Of Boston comes
\ Saturday 70 join her mother and sister az
b. L. Blxhyas on the West hill, where she
Is 20 remain two weeks.
Rev. W. +. Allen preached at the ConglI
edgfcH sunday morning. Mr.. Allen is
aae % Ehe most popular preachers ia the
Vermont Methodist conference and he
Eas at bis best last sunday morning.
The Junior Benevolent society held Al
N meeting In the church parlors Monday
4 evening 10 which they invited their par
lts and friends 70 take a trip with them
4 70 Cana. IL was very enjoyable meeting
Richard d. Perkins Of Gloucester, Mass,
/ spending his summer vacation with
Fernando Perkins and having good time
Il 90 the farm. He is a son OF the late Ralph
4 pEsns who used 10 spend much Of his
summers at the same farm.
Mrs. a. J Eastman was in town for a
short stay last week on her return from
Massachusetts, there she had been visit
pig friends the past few weeks. she went
Wednesday TO her new home IN East
Barre,
Miss l.. Belle Chandler, who has been al
work for the y. +. Telephone Co. at the
Barre office the past few months, spent
sunday With Mrs. }. B. Bacon. she went
70 Montpelier Monday, having been trans
ierred 10 that office.
There will be an informal social gather
ing at the town hall saturday evening, |
August ?, from 10 10 o'clock. cordial
/ invitation Is extended by Mrs. W. Hood
and Mrs. n. O. BiXby to all townspeople I
and all visitors in town 10 attend the
affair.
The Golden Rule Christian Endeavor
Union viii hold its semi-annual meeting
az the Congregational church m TINS
place on Friday Of this week, the session
beginning at 1880 a. m. and closing az
i'0p. m. The subject for the meeting
will De- service and Christian EndeaYor
as part Of Lies Service. The following 4
topics have been assigned christian
tudeavor an opportunity for service /
. christian Endeavor in missions, serving I
and being served. On the mission topic I
tle union will be favored with an address
hy Miss Anna Cummings, who has lust
rg,uued from South Africa, All TN
eaaForers and all those interested are cor
daily invited TO the meeting. Inc
chelsea society viii furnish entertain
Maut
The American Electric Telephone COM
pany of Chicago have during the past
week shipped to c. l.. Speare, pres ident .
li the Gorinth Cooperative Telephone I
company, ~ 81 their highest grade teie-
phones, IS to Royalton, II to south hoy 4
r.t1r. "a pa-rc Citv 10 Bradford. I
and by express to Chelsea. and 4 switch /
e' also shipped TO Bradford. together I
with other supplies, such as one hall .
e9zen extension bells, etc, aggregatins I
sp55.59 for telephone supplies alone. /
This does not include the line supplies
now az south Royalton for = miles ana .
several miles al Bradford; including
these the total would be about 80
Pretty good for one week. These .
figures speak volumes for the success and \
F7estage this Peoples Telephone company 4
have already attained.