Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
Chelsea Home News.
n. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.


~ col. c. s. Emery
Next Sunday will be Children's day
AZ the West Hill church.
chelsea is on the road for big eelebra-
ION July 4th. All about It later.
Miss Lena Spaulding went to her home
IN Barre city Thursday morning.
twenty-five OF the young people had a
nicnic on Broeklebank Saturday.
n u. Tracy went to Boston Friday on
business to be gone for few days.
rerov GoodeIl has moved to Frank T..
Reckwith's house on the Tunbridge road.
A.R. Corwin q Son bought over TO-
o00 pounds of wool last week; price paid,
Zoe.
Mrs. II. p. Richardson and daughter,
ena. OF STAFFORD visited at f. j. Titus
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall Of
WHlamstown visited at A. 5. Camps
over Sunday,
p. II. Perkins OF Hartland, the piano
inner. was here last week on his regular
semi-annual trip.
Mrs. NJ. H. Corwin attended the Orange
county convention Of the w. c. I. L. held
Al East Corinth last week.
Adjourned one week until next Monday
al T. 80 D. m, the meeting OF the Chelsea
Lecture Course association.
&. /. Hood and j. c. Hood OF Lowell,
Mass, were guests Of VIM. f. Hood for
Il few days the first OF the week
r. II. Kennedy was at South Royalton
last week, where he put in five new phones
Tor the Orange County Telephone Co.
Mrs Geo. Nichols Of Wnliamstown
spent last week at Mrs. Ellen Hoods, ac-
C0mDanying her husband, who Is IN at
tendance at court.
A. xrrcl-,ffis a,.epi,,e, sarvicas IN tbe
auditorium Of the church are destined
10 become very popular. There was
large attendance last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Huntington, with
Master Wallace Huntington and maid Of
Brooklyn, n. ". came Monday to spend
he summer at the Orange County hotel.
Mrs. Flanders, who has been sick at NJ.
o. Gates for some time, is improving.
Her daughter, Mrs. Van McAllister, OF
Wiiiamstown has been with her the past
week.
Mrs Mary Bennett is sick and her
daughter. Mrs Clara Fits, Of Manchester
~ H., accompanied By her daughter
Mary. came last week 20 assist in the care
1i her.
The ladies OF the Benevolent society Of
thg cong church viii give an ice cream
social on the north common Wednesday
June II, from till o'clock. Everybody
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Comstock, Mr.. and
Mrs A. n. Powers, Rev. n. i. Wyckoh
and Mrs. r. ID. Barnes went TO Burlington
Monday to attend the Cong1 state con-
yeuti0n.
John c. Cattanach OF Newport, a young
man studying stenography under the
Instruction of Miss Margaret Chestnut,
court reporter, is here this term OF court
studying the art.
EaYrrfn hal fnavad 10 M u
Davis house ON South Main street. and
Mrs Hattie James has moved to the house
be has vacated. on Nershire street, owned
hy II. W. Dearborn.
Miss Blanche Townsend left Tuesday for
Pennington. Me-, where she has an en-
gagement for the commencement concert
at the State Normal school, She IS sent
hy the management OF the White Enter
tainment Bureau, Boston.
Harry Laird, one Of the petit iurymen
from Orange, was called home Monday
might by the suicide Of one OF his hired
Omen, who shot himself in the head. Pine
Noung mans name was Cutler. He died
at 1880 O'Clock the same night.
Chelsea Mills has a new office away from
The dust and noise Of the mill. IL Is ar
ranged in good shape and the telephone
#call bell is on the outside near where Mr..
Hutchinson works, so he can hear the
BRING when the mill is in operation.
II. o. Bixby has added a new telephone
Tor the Chelsea central Of the Orange |
County Telephone Co. This is a phone
for the use of the public. removing them 1
from the close proximity OF the bells.
Eight separate lines now enter this oihce, /
with two more to follow.
Harlan 5. Flanders and Albert G. Brad /
shaw went to Waterbury Friday TO see
Elmer j. Flanders, who was taken 10 the |
insane asylum short time ago Ihey
found him still very much deranged,
perhaps doing as well as could DC eN- |
pected. The physicians were not pre-
pared TO say whether he could be cured |
Of insanity, but hoped in time he would
be all right.
Landlord Dickinson ofthe Orange Coun- |
~ hotel has the following assistants DUR
ing this term OF contributing room, 1
Nellie Braman, Washington, Mamie Titus, 4
Nershire, Jennie Hutchins, Copperheld, /
Mary Mckenzie, Corinth, Nellie Rising, /
Iunbridge: chambers, Mrs. West, /
Chelsea, and Nellie Sullivan Copperheldi /
meat cook, Mrs Hackett Chelsea; pastry 4
cook, Mrs. McAllister, Washington kitch-
en-, Carrie McCollom, Chelsea; barns, Harry 4
sanborn and Harry Moody; office, Charles /
Goodrich. Frank and Dan Dickinson are
also valuable assistants about the premises /
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Bixby Of Boston /
made a short visit at II. o. Bixby's Friday, /
en- route to Brookfield TO spend sunday
with their father, Jrbane blADN' AheS I
returned to Boston Monday afternoon 4
Mr. Bixby is in charge of the ticket de- I
partment al the Union station, Worcester I
Mass, a similar position 10 the one held 4
by him for several years at the Boston q
Albany station, Boston, until the compile /
zion Of the South Union station, when ne /
went to work for the Terminal company, /
remaining with them until the position I
was rendered him at Worcester this spring 4
hy the New York Central railroad.
A. II. Morey, who has recently reopened
the studio formerly occupied by II. l. /.
biXby, IS doing some excellent WORK 1