Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-09
Chelsea Home News.
Il. O. B1xnY, Local Editor.

E. A. Corwin went to Boston Monday to
purchase new goods.
There were 80 couples at the Densmore
masquerade dance last week.
The Ladies' Reading circle met with
| Ms. G. Z. Stow Monday evening.
Mrs Arthur Camp OF Worcester has
| been visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. N.
| Lucas.
Edwin Sanborn is sick with pneumonia
| and Mrs Sanborn is just recovering from
| the grip.
Miss Marion Camp has returned home
from Braintree, where she has been with
hsr aunt, Mrs. Henry Fits.
Mrs. ID. G. Stoughton, who has been
viii her mother for the past week, return
ed to South Royalton Tuesday
4 o. Howe, who has been at work for
tbe Electric Light Co. the past winter, re-
turned to his home at Newfane last week.
Miss Leonie Thorne and Miss Gertrude
Bacon. students in the Normal school at
Randolph, are spending their Easter vaca-
ton az home.
All who are interested in having a cele-
i bution aere on July 9TH are requested to
meet IN the town clerks Office next satur-
day evening at Z O'Clock.
Mr.. r. A. Corwin and Miss Nellie NJ
C1rWin, who have been visiting in Boston
he past few weeks, returned home Friday.
They were accompanied by their brother,
Charles r. Corwin.
The village school in No. 2 begins next
Monday April 18th, and the upper village,
30 ~, begins Monday, April 10Th, No.
begins April 18th, all with the same
teachers as last term.
Maude stella, wife OF George Lougee,
. died at the Orange County hotel Sunday.
1 aged p years. She bad been sick with
rheumatic fever for the past three weeks,
| nom which she was recovering, when an
| stack OF pneumonia caused her death.
TIE funeral was from the hotel Tuesday
ilernoOn. Rev. w. +. Allen officiating.
The interment was at North Tunbridge.
On Wednesday afternoon Of next week
roeplion will be given at the Congl
h1rch vestries TO the pastor, Rev. III. j.
1yckon. and his family. Everyone is
gordially invited TO come at any time
Eween three and five. The young peo-
and children are included in this in
iation. Let everyone consider himself
Personality invited and extend the invita-
bon 10 others.
new line OF the Orange County. Tele-
phone company is 70 be constructed soon
/ u START from inc Autl1th ctuAfdi oiiAt@f ~
/ % the STAFFORD road over via Charles
Laces, Ed. Larkin's, A. b. Bicknells and
Waiter smiths, follow the other line up
/ ihe branch road 10 n. II. Austin's, then
over via George Aliens TO Abiiah Whit
nty's, where there is to be switch. from
| this switch to continue around TO the
Iunbridge switch at Charles Osborne's.
This line will give telephone communi-
ation with some OF the best farmers in
that vicinity. All OF the shares are taken,
We understand, for the entire length Of
TIE line,
A letter has recently been received from
ey. VIM. T.. Walton, who is now in New
South Wales, Australia, having gone there
non south Africa. He is pleasantly re-
membered here from his ministrations OF
twelve years ago as a seventh Day Advent
\ sl,sereral OF that faith living in the south
easi part Of this town. lie is now manag-
. e OF health food factory located at
toomnbong, n. S. w. His daughter, Elsie,
now married and has child, a boy is
onths old. The main industry is cutting
nber. The country Immediately north
az been badly afflicted with drought
hich destroyed many cattle, so that the
ople were moving away. Mr.. Walton's
On Earl, is attending school.