Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-28
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. B1xBY, Local Editor.

walter S. Goss returned home from
Boston Tuesday night.
Dr and Mrs. f. l.. Beckwith returned
from Danville Tuesday.
p " Lewis is at work in Hunbridge
4 ior Dennis Giles this week.
NJ. and Mrs. II. II. Hayward OF Tun-
4 bridge were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Dickinson visited
friends in East Orange Saturday.
Nyron A. Little OF Barre was home
over sunday visiting his father, A. j..
i Little.
G A. Barrow has moved TO DR.. Corwin's
/. house on Maine street recently vacated by
Nm. a. NJ. Whitney.
3 A. Dickinson has returned from
y warren. n. H., where he has been at
q work the past two weeks.
Remember that Saturday, May 30th, is
sgal holiday and stores will close at 10
ocIocs q. m, as per former notice.
Many went without a shave Saturday,
owing 10 the barber, Ned Griffin, being
confined to the house with the grip
Frank McWhorter Of Barre has rented
tbs TarbeH house on Maple avenue Of +. !.
. Whitney and is TO spend the summer here.
p. B.. Goodwin is newly painting the
Mill of Goodwin & Davis. +. A. OrdwaY
X painting his house and ID. I. McAlltster
h new barn.
Henry Iyford Of the Soldiers Home,
Bennington. has been I'm town for lev
DAYS he has a furlough OF three months
. from the home.
There IS to be game OF base ball on
Matt0ou park next saturday afternoon De-
tween Tunbridge and Chelsea. The game
=. i called for 3 o'clock.
Miss Alice smith, who has had branch
millinery store for Mrs. w. r. Shepard OF
Barre this spring, closed the season this
+ week and returned to Barre Tuesday.
Al the last regular meeting Of camp No.
H p. six new applications for membership
\ were presented and several more are eX-
peCted at the next meeting, june Sd.
r. II. Williams, secretary Of the Orange
=. County Telephone Co., is TO be at the
Orange County Hotel June I'd and any
Who have not received their certificate Of
X stock can get II that day by applying Tor
On enquiring, we found the cause of the
broad grin worn the last few days by Ill.
Hayward was the arrival OF another
grandson, the third within year. This
time it was credited to his son, James u
Hayward, Of Tilton, NH.
A letter has been received from Mrs.
Fanny Winslow Granger, who lives az
Beach, Lumnie Island, Puget sound,
Washington. She writes that her sister,
. Mrs. Cleliand OF Maiden, Mass, is visiting
4 her. She has resided at this place for sew
sral years.
The delegates from here who attended
4 the Orange county Cong1 conference held
be Randolph Tuesday and "Wednesday
were Richard III. Bacon, Mrs. W. ;. Hatch,
4 Air and Mrs A. H. Powers, Mrs. A. W.
Whitney aud Miss l.. +. Spaulding. Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Comstock also attended.
The Entertainment association requests
ail ticket holders during the present sea
son 20 meet at the town clerks once on
Monday, June l. at 3 O'Clock p. M, 70 near
The report OF the treasurer and OF the nom
mating committee appointed at the annu-
meeting. full attendance IS desired.
Within the past week Constable {. +.
Dickinson has conveyed three Of our
yOunE people to the state asylum az
Waterbury, Parker W. Burbank. Mrs. Al
be Corwin Welcome and Elmer J. RAN
ders. The families in each case have the
|sympathy of the entire community ahd y
{ hoped all may return home soon entire
" cured.
Al the attn OF July meeting held at the
town clerks office Saturday evening, the
following officers were elected; Moderat-
or E. II. Kennedy; sec, o. u. Tracy
treas, H. n. Madison; eX. COM, y. l.
hayward, NJ. +. Hutchinson, ED. Barnes
y. II. Kennedy. Sanford Goss, Geo. r.
Hatch, J. b. Atwood; com.to solicit Iuhas'
+. D. Barnes, Geo. A. Tracy, II. .. BiNby.
i now seems favorable for a celebration
but Of course il depends on the amount OF
funds raised. All are anxious for the best
one ever held here.