Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10
Chelsea Home News.
n. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Fl Miss Bertnh NAoo7 VI
toSl -, ~ RigeIow of Brookheld was in
town Tuesday ,-.,
macon Eyarts Brown OF Vershlre was IN
town TUESDAY.
and Mrs. S. n. Goss returned home
s.ln, Boston saturday.
- George Heath of CorInth visited at
r Dickinson's Tuesday.
Rowe and family of Branford,
IN are guests at II. ;. AIMS
~ lIurduck enjoyed new potatoes
"A ,,reen peas from his garden Monday.
,r-s Mary Church of Springfield, Mass,
rltsi,ing her mother, Mrs. Irene Carpen-
Ms cbas. E. Godfrey is spending the
81, oith Mrs. DIR. Hayward at Tun-
bridge
Tba Democrats have caucus Saturday
-i-5pJ 10 elect delegates to the state con-
reBtion.
Mis- Rachel Cooper OF Waterbury,
co1n. is spending the summer at G. A.
DeusmOres
M Herbert NewelI's family of Rutland
have been spending the past week at c. p.
Dckinson's.
Mrs Lewis johnson Of Mortified was
d, town saturday visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Louisa Clough.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mayan Of Pax
t,r Mass. have been visiting in town,
returning Tuesday
Miss Blanche Kittredge of Waltham,
Mas. is guest Of Mrs. George ID. Adams
61 Highland avenue.
Miss Mary Wills has gone to the Wills
arm 5n the West hill to remain for two
months this summer.
Miss Julia Cummings came Saturday 10
mend her college vacation with her grand
ftbsr. A. II. Powers.
Mrs. }. Peoples, son and daughter OF
anderson. S. c.. have rooms at the Misses
Audrus for the season.
An adjourned meeting OF the officers OF
old Home Week association will be held
ugxt saturday at p. m. IN the library
Miss Maude Moody has been spending
few DAYS with her brother, Harry A.
Moody. She went 10 Washington Tues
day.
Message over the Peoples Line tele-
raane from North Tunbridge Monday
HIghl-"summer IS coming. Il has
come.
INV. Moves Of Holyoke. Mass, son Of
mother and sister, whom he has not seen
f9r y years.
John NJ. Atwood, who had been spend
f1ra three weeks vacation with his IA
ther, j. b. Atwood, left for 81. Louis,
No., Monday afternoon.
The return ball game between Yershire
and Chelsea is TO be played at Mattoon
field next saturday at two O'Clock. BE
present TO see a hot game.
Hon. Z. Henry Powell and wife Of Bur
ingtuu, who were on carriage trip
through this part Of the state, were al
Orange County hotel Saturday.
Alyah J. Little and son OF West Fairlee
were 10 town Tuesday. Mr.. Little has
sold his stage route from Chelsea to Ihet-
ford station TO Moody q Xix of West
Fiiree, who took possession July 9TH.
school in district No. 9, taught by
Blanche Carpenter, closed June q. Num-
Der Of scholars, 10; average attendance,
S Sc. Those having no marks were Eve
lyn sprague, Warren and Olive Walker.
Miss Flora NJ. .Corwin, who has just fin
lshed her fourth year as teacher IN the
public schools OF New Bedford, Mass,
came saturday to spend the summer vaca-
ton. She was met at Norwich, where she
was visiting friends, by her father, }. A.
r. l0rwin.
DR.. ]. Henry jackson OF Barre was call
ed 10 consult with DR.. A. b. Smith last
week in the case Of Mrs. George Bradshaw,
who has been sick for some time. Mrs.
Bradshaws daughters, Mrs. Morecroit OF
Barre and Mrs Wheelock Of Montpelier,
are al home assisting in the care OF their
mother.
Homer Eaton Keyes, instructor Of Eng
lish az Dartmouth college. George Frye
Merrill Of Portland. Me-. student al the
Boston University law school, and fred -
Atwood, in the New England Office OF the
Hide and Leather Publishing Co., Boston,
who have spent the past week at }. b. At
woods left for Boston Monday.
School IN district No. 10, taught by
Ethel 5. Folsom, closed June "a The
average attendance was 5 39-44 in sehoo
Of seven. Ray Morey received no marks
during the term. Elvira Abbott received
none after beginning to attend school
Ray Morey, Vitaline Granger and Elvlra
Abbott each averaged IS in their studies
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Edwards left
Tuesday morning for their home al Nor
folk, Va, Mr.. Edwards expected 70 re-
main several weeks longer but owing 20
the opportunity offered for a business
change in the large furniture establish
meut, in which he has one-third interest,"
whereby himself and partner could pur-
chase the interest Of the third partner, ne
deemed it OF financial advantage to return
at once.
On the afternoon of June 30th a pleasant
little company gathered at the home OF
Mrs. Grin Bacon to assist Mrs. Melissa
Wright in celebrating her tittieth birth-
day. Miss Bernice Ronelle, whose birth
DAY it also was, and Charlie Bacon whose
last birthday was only a few days old,
were central figures on this occasion. So
Gal converse, good music, q nice supper
with the best Of ice cream, so NIL ]
ed the afternoon that ii viii long be hap
PLY remembered.
Mrs. Miriam Kimball, wife OF Oren
Burbank, the son Of Lyman A. Burbank
OF this town, died at her home IN West
s1meryille, Mass, July lth, aged 81 years ]