Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03
Chelsea Home News.
Il. 0. BIxBy. Local Editor.

Mrs Minnie Linton and son Of Corinth
have been visiting her brother, George
Taplin.
Miss Ada G. Dennis Of Chelsea, Mass, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. +. 81.
Miss Nina Tiliotson Of Washington spent
Inst week with her sister, Mrs. Fred z.
Goodwin.
Dan 4. skinner Of Barre. son Of A. L.
skinner Of this town, has gone 10 South
Berkeley, Cal.
Alr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson and child
are visiting hec parents, Alr. and Mrs.
Geo. {. Hayward.
Mrs. Fannie Is. Mills OF Upper Alton,
Ill.,. came last week for few weeks stay
i Il D. B. Atwood's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grant Of Lebanon.
a. n, have been visiting the past few
DAYS al J. NJ. sanford's.
Rev. W. e. Allen and wife went Mon
day 10 Greensboro pond and vicinity. He
He viii be absent two Sundays.
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Robinson Of somer- {
viile Mass, were IN town Monday. calling +
OH Mrs. Fannie Cranes at the hotel.
The remains Of Mrs James b. Smith Of
south Royaiton were brought here for in 4
tarment IN Highland cemetery last week. I
Nathan Moves and wife. whose home 4
I'm Massachusetts,. are visiting relatives in
Chelsea F9nbridge and STAFFORD for two
weeks.
Wesley Underhin. who hurt his foot at
the bobbin shop week ago. had SO far
recovered Monday a. 10 be able 10 return
4 % work.
Sir. and Mrs. VIM. Dutton Of Hartford
visited Mrs. Anna A. Davis the first Of the
Il week on their return home from a carriage
drive to stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Corwin OF Lowell,
Mass, have been spending the past week
ia. FuHh EH A Ha44Tfsa i'm Hfaa.qHl
Ieft for their home today
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lovren OF
humboldt, Ia, are visiting al E.G.Thorue's.
SIR. Lovrien Is brother of Mrs. Thorue
and bad not been Ia Vermont for eighteen
wears.
Lucius Kinsman and wife Of Beaver
City, Neb., and George kinsman and wife
Of Julesburg, Cox, uncle and cousin Of
M.ss Gertrude kinsman, have been visit.
ing her.
Rav II. J. Wyekon has gone to Twin
Lake, Conn, where bis family has been
tae PAST month. lie viii be absent on his
vacation during September and his pulpit
Wl Dc supplied.
r.. II. Kennedy has just completed !
fsF Tor use at the plumbago mine where,
as soon as the track is completed, Il viii
be used to carry the broken rock and
dump it away from the excavation.
The friends Of Mrs. Alice Corwin Well
tNtACs AM0 hrs MEEW III kAE waterbury
sanitarium for some time, viii be pleased
% learn OF her recovery and discharge
from the institution. She Is now with her
husband at So. Royalton.
Richard Austin OF Bradford, who had !
been confined in Jail here for few weeks i
bound up TO county court for assault on /
his wife, was released on bail Saturday.
Judge Bgelow set the bail at $500 and ,
Lewis A, Morrill, OF Bradford became
surety.
Mrs. George Andrews and daughter,
Laura, Of Concord, \. H., were in town
tar few days last week. Before leaving
She sold her house to Miss Mary George |
for ZOO. Miss George, who Is a teacher |
in Melrose, Mass. win soon retire and
make this her home.
The Worlds Fair" at Tunbridge is to
be held sept. 1890 and Oct. /. This is
The fair that interests the people in this 4
vicinity more than all others. The
Chelsea brass band has been engaged to Z
furnish music. The officers Of the society 2
Il expect 20 secure several attractive features j
% entertain the crowd this year.
The guests at the hotel who have re-
turned home this week are as fellows;-i \
5ifs, Rogers, Mrs. Manser, Miss sanford I
HHd Miss Eleanor Bell 10 Lowell, Mass, =
tuesday; DR.. and Mrs. Charles Helmer, a
& Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers, Mrs Harris, j
Lewis Harris and Miss Beckster 70 New !
4 YORK Wednesday; also from +. y, Barnes I
a Monday Miss Ellen Hatch and Mrs Ford
90 Boston. !
Mrs. VIM. Roberts, former resident OF j
4 This place, who moved to Lowell about 81 [
4 years ago. died Aug. %, aged s. years and {
seven months. The remains were brought I
here for interment, accompanied by her
son, Willard Roberts, and his wife, SON
4 iD-law, Charles ID. Greene, and her grand
4 daughter, Myrtle Patterson. The funeral
was held Wednesday, Aug. 20, At the resi- !
q oence Of Mrs. A. NJ. Whitney, Rev. ". T.
Allen officiating.
This seems to be a year for giant pota-
toes. Gardner Hall raised u potatoes IN
his garden that weighed 1S lbs. u or
aud IS hills yielded a. bushels. r. n. I
Perkins brought us potato Friday night
that weighed lbs. o., but George Rod +
i erts beat it Saturday morning with one
4 that tipped the scales at lbs. 3 o. ana I
saws II anyone can go ahead OF that ne
VIII try again. This potato Is smooth
with noiextensions from IT,
During the game OF baseball on the Mat
tuon field last Saturday afternoon between
the married and single men, Milton =;
hutchinson was badly injured. lie ana
Elisha Burgess both made run Tor the /
same bail and collided, Burgess hea9 v
striking Hutchinson under one eye shu '
breaking the zygomatic process oil inc
temporal bone Mr.. Hutchinson was AZ
once carried home and is doing as well as r
can be expected. Mr. Burgess was hurt /
quite badly but not enough 20 uetet nun
from continuing the game. The ram pre- 4
vented the finish of the game Al the ehd q
4 the siTtb inning. when the married men !
We're a few scores ahead. (
Drs. George and Charles Helmer expect
y ed to leave town last week for few days
hshng trip on the St. Lawrence river pc
iors returning to New York, but received {
telegram the night before they We're lo
start that their yacht had been blown UP :
al Plattsburg. y. Y. The craft was az the
Lozer works where new gasoline en- a
CINE had Just been put in her and me
company having made a satisfactory trial i
Trip We're putting on the finishing touches
ready for the owners to take her out. \
Evidently in filling the tank small
quantity OF gasoIene was spilled and
oaFelessly dropped match or cigar STUD
caused the explosion, as there was no hre