Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-20
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Lester c. Spear OF Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing his brother, II. W. Spear.
Mrs. John G. Allen of Wilmette. ILL.,, /
visiting friends in town and vicinity.
Misses Florence Whitney and Mar,
Scales are at Barre City for a few days.
Miss Mildred Phelps of Barre is tn,
guest Of Miss May McWhorter this week
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER F. Shepard Of
Barre were in town Friday and Saturday
o. II. Goodale and daughter, Mis-.
Gertrude, OF South Royalton were in town
Friday.
Miss Helen Dow OF Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting William Robbinsand other friends
IN town.
Mrs. Charles Morecr oft Of Barre is
spending the week with her father, Geo.
Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Bacon left Friday
for Saratoga Springs to remain two or
three weeks.
Mrs. Julia Cummings, who had been at
Plaintield for several weeks, returned to
town Saturday.
for three weeks vacation, returned to
Boston Monday.
B. w. Smith OF Lowell, Mass, is with
his family at his farm on the Washington
road for this month.
D. F. Smiths sister, Mrs. Lucia Rogers,
who has been here for few weeks, re-
turned to her home at Barre Tuesday.
Assistant Judges Bigelow and Paul
were in town Monday looking after the
repairs being made on the court house.
Miss Ellen Hatch and friend, Mrs. Ford,
OF Newton, Mass, came Friday to L. ID.
Barnes. Miss Hatch is sister OF Mrs.
Barnes.
Elmer e. osgood Of somerville, Mass,
who attended school here last year, was
in town for a day recently visiting old
friends.
Miss Louise Berry, who has been sick
with a slow fever the past three weeks, is
better, so she has discharged her nurse,
Mrs. Rogers Of Barre.
George S. Bixby OF New York was in
town for few days last week, returning
10 New York Sunday night. He is a
nephew OF the late Hira l. Bixby.
picnic was held in Geo. Densmore's /
sugar place last Tuesday by the Sunday /
school OF the Methodist church. There /
was a large attendance and everyone had /
an enjoyable day.
Next Saturday evening the Chelsea t
Brass band will give a concert on the /
band stand from till 8 o'clock and
promenade in the town hall from 8 till
1880 O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Rev. II. J. Wyckoh, in his afternoon SER
vices At Souih NdHhANENuus ms ldttll uu- I
ished a series OF very interesting and help
full sermons on "rhe significance, possible
tiles, law and goal OF human life"
Arrivals at the hotel Tuesday night were
II. l.. Tinker and wife OF White River
Junction, Miss Bessie Wheatley, IL. L.
Wheatley and H. +. Bristol of Meriden,
Conn.,, Misses Edith and Helen Edison OF
New York.
Thomas j. Keefe Of Montelair, n. j.,
who has been here for the past three sum-
mers, came Monday afternoon, aceompani-
ed by his bride. The newly welded couple
were given a pleasant reception Monday
evening at the residence OF E. ID. Barnes,
where they are TO remain while in town.
f. L. Fisher and wife of Fall River,
Mass, l.. T. Field and wife and Miss Ella
Field of New York were in town over sun |
day al the hotel. The parents OF Mr..
Fisher formerly lived on the farm now
occupied by Fred w. Smith and It was to |
visit his former home that he came here. {
L. A. Davis and wife Of Bethel have been
visiting at Geo. l.. Slows, returning home ]
Monday. They were accompanied by 9
Master f. A. Davis, Jr., aged two years,
and Miss Josie Rourke, aged IL years, and I
Master Francis Rourke, aged 9 years, Of {
Boston, niece and nephew OF Mrs. Davis.
The nucleus of a golf club has been 4
started here, with Rev. Mr. Wyckoh, Or. r
Rogers, Il. A. Corwin and ii. X. Darling
as the present devotees of the game. II IS
expected that others viii quickly become
interested and good-szed club eventual
~ result. A nIne-hole course has been
laid out in the pastures of j. .. Perkins
and G.. NJ. Medcalf
Charles T. Cranes Of Cambridge, Mass,
Joined his family at the hotel Sunday ID
morning and his brother, Edward CRANES,
who had not been in town since the family /
moved from here three years ago, came 4
Monday night. Mrs. Chas. Cranes, who [
had been sick and came here for her
health, is much improved. Miss Alice Il
Cranes returns to Boston Saturday. D