Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

4 Al J. II. Griffin's-
seth E. Mills OF Lynn, Mass, is visiting
e his aunt, Mrs. j. B. Atwood
Mr.. and Mrs. George Danforth Of Chi
81 cago are guests at Mrs. Gifford's.
Raw Thorne, son of 4. @. Thorne, is very
sick with inflammation Of the kidneys.
CP. Abbott had new potatoes Sunday
Julv 9Th, from the garden OF Rufus Muir
dock.
10 NATION is having his house painted
81 /. ID. and Fred Parkhurst are doing the
work.
Annie L. and Gle Lamson visited their
cousin, Marion G. Camp, Saturday and
sunday.
Miss sadie Sleeper of Hillsboro. NH.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. l.. l..
sleeper.
Misses Lena and Ada Richardson OF
STAFFORD are spending the week with Mrs.
4 F. j. Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner L. Sheldon OF
Greenfield, Mass, are visiting at j. NJ.
81 Comstock's.
Miss susie Sawyer OF Dandy is spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. NJ. r.
Hutchinson.
Mrs. DR.. Newell and daughter OF East
Randolph are visiting Mrs. G. Z. Dickin-
son at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Bowers and Master
M lawrence Bowers OF Lisbon, n. H., are
M visiting her mother, Mrs. T.. Sullivan.
col. &. s. Emery and family went to
N Lake Mercy Wednesday, where they will
n occupy their cottage until September.
Mrs. w. c. Lane of Lincoln, Neb., is Wis
II ting her brother, Timothy Sullivan,
whom she had not seen for many years.
The ladies OF the Benevolent society will
H. ttat he 81
church Wednesday, July Is, from till S
II ?. m.
Vim. F. Hood, who has been confined to
he house with rheumatism for the past
Two weeks, IS now able to walk down to the
store
EA Titus OF Athol. Mass, was here
ast week TO attend the funeral OF his
brother, ". II. Titus. He returned Mon
day morning.
LA. Quimby Of Thetford Hill was in
town Tuesday Mr.. Quimby is the owner
% The beautiful pair Of PAGERS being driv-
B ea by G A. Croker.
RES. d. L. r. WyckoB of North Wood
IA bury. Conn, i visiting his son. Rev. II. j.
Wyck0h, and i expected 20 preach In the
Cong church next Sunday morning.
Mr and Mrs. Warrington Of Thotford.
Misses Minnie, Lucy and Clara OsgoOd OF
East Randolph have been visiting at n. $.
Il B1bys. Mrs. Warrington is a sister Of
Mr. Bixby.
Joseph Landon has been moved to the
home OF A. r. Bacon. who IS going 10 care
Tor him for the present. Mrs. LRndon. as
soon as able to be moved, il going TO live
with her daughter, Mrs. George /. Hay
ward.
Mrs. Eva Xeasie Baldwin OF Boston.
+ who had been stopping at the Orange
Il County hotel the past two weeks, left for
the beach Monday. Mr.. Baldwin spent
sunday with his family here, returning TO
Boston Sunday evening.
Some time the first week in August, an
entertainment Nili be given by the Junior
Benevolent society OF the Congl church. |
This will be an Oriental evening and will
Il have features both novel and interesting. !
Further notice will be given later
While the Chelsea baseball club were
blasting rocks and improving the ball
ground on Mattoon's pasture last week,
piece Of rock flew over the hill and struck
two-year-old heiier, injuring the animal
so they were obliged TO kill IT, II made /
the team feel blue a. the owner valued the 4
heiter at as or more.
Weather permitting, the Chelsea Cornet /
hand will give an open-air concert on the /
band stand next Saturday evening at )
clock, The band stand has been rebuilt /
and lighted with electric lights and is now /
. thoroughly up-to-date. The repairs have 1
been made through the efforts OF Henry ,
MagoOn and subscriptions by our business |
men. The band is much pleased with il.
George B. Chase presented his special 1
company In the amusing comedy, "A /
. GAded Youth, 2 at the town hall Monday 1
evening. All the parts were well taken 4
and the audience enjoyed the play very /
much. Mr.. Chase was greeted b Y a /
small, but appreciative, audience, and /
should he ever come again mot so soon /
aiier the 9TH Of july he may be assured
large audience.
The NJ. +. Sunday school viii hold a
basket picnic in George Densmore's sugar
lace Wednesday, July IS. Teams viii be
= the church ats o'clock 10 take those
no have no other way to 90. IL is hoped /
that every member OF the Sunday school
viii Be present TO enjoy a social day in the
woods. Let Us all help the children TO
have q good time. II the 18th is rainy, the
4 picnic will be the next day, II pleasant.
H. T. X. Hall camp, No. p. S. ", held a
regular meeting Wednesday night and
vas visited by ten brothers from Camp
NO. q, South Royalton. Six recruits were
mustered in and II was one OF the old-time
meetings. of Camp No. .. After the BUSH
Ness Of the meeting had been concluded,
,nQse-talk in which all took part was
heid until late hour. The camp has sew
e'al more recruits to be taken in later.
Among those who spent the Fourth with
Trends here were +. A. Davis and wife Of
he.ael az q. l.. Slows; +. NJ. Seaver and
rie q Washington at III. Q. BiNby'si
rankin L. Davis. John Davis and wife OF
noADury at Mrs. Louisa Cloughs; Miss
nanche Brown Of STAFFORD az II. q.
vest Miss Helen +. Stanley Of Barre at
lis Emeline Moves; Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
y,2fne B. Copeland and son Of Randolph at
ATs. A. J. Copeland's.
me funeral OF William II. Titus, who
.9mmitted suicide last week Tuesday.
4 held from his late residence Thursday
iuefnoon at four O'Clock, Rev. W. +. Al
sl oheiating. The deceased was born IN
w town, where he had always lived. He
~ tne son Of Edison and Chestina Titus.
~, age was 2 years, 8 months. He left
aus ahd three small children, the Oldest
~ Years; one sister, Mrs. Oliver Medoat,
lo resides in this town; two brothers,
lans J. Titus of this place and Ed. A. IL
~ Athol, Mass. The interment was IN
highland cemetery.