Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-25
Chelsea Home News.
10. B1xnY. Local Editor.

8 % "a Parkhurst il at South Royalton
,bis week at work painting.
Mrs. George l.. Stow is visiting her son,
+ 4. Davis, at Bethel this week.
ne George Helmer of New York city
,,ent sunday here with his family.
Mrs l. K. Darling's sister, Mrs. Taplin,
AWAITS River is visiting her this week.
nfrs Etta G.. Allen has been sick with
81 h,onchitis the past week, but is better
nov.
nonald Emery went to Quechee last
- 10 spend a few weeks with his uncle,
Albert Emery.
ernest Rowe's family OF Hartford,
conn. came Monday to II. s. AIMS 10
spend the summer.
lohn b. Hatch, Fred Vogle, Morris Rob
erts and Prentiss George went to Montreal
Monday on the excursion.
q II. whitney Of Brookheld recently
old an English Shire colt II months old
Id parties in this town for go.
Health Officer DR.. Story n. Goss attend
"a HE meeting at Burlington last week Of
tbe state Health Officers association.
Frank McWhorter of Barre has moved
he family TO the Tarbell house on Maple
avenue, which he has rented for the sea
son.
Children's day will be observed at the
II h. church next Sunday. Exercises by
he children will take the place of the us
ual morning service.
Leon Ordway, Leon Robbins, Fay Allen,
Roy Sanborn and Archie Sanborn have
teen camping out in Charles Bacon's
woods the past week.
Hiram A. and Herbert j. Kingsbury
have bought the stage route from Chelsea
10 East Thetford, known as the Blush
line.n They take possession this week.
Mrs.. A. c. Baldwin and daughter, Lou
"a. Of Someryille, Mass, are ct the Orange
county hotel. Mrs. Baldwin, formerly
Miss Eva yeasie, is a niece OF Mrs. j. A..
h. Corwin-
Ii viii be Children's day at the Cong'l
church next Sunday morning. This SER
vice, which SHOULD have been held the sec
ond Sunday in June, was postponed until
above date.
Mrs. sarah Little OF Corinth has been
visiting her brother, George Taplin, and
niece, Mrs. 4. ID. Fuller. She returned
home Tuesday, accompanied by Master
Earle Fuller.
The next regular meeting OF Camp No.
Is s. ", will occur Wednesday evening,
July /. Every member should be present,
81 there are from six TO ten recruits to be
mustered in at that time.
The Corinth a. Nershire Telephone Co.,
known as the "Cuban line" has recently
run q " ire from Lorenzo Spears, beyond
Nershire heights 10 Mrs. Ellen Hood 8 at
this place, who has a phone on that line.
T.. A. Corwin was in Plainheld and Bar
re from Wednesday till Sunday sacking
wool purchased In that vicinity. His
daughter, Miss Gail, accompanied him TO
East Barre. where she visited her aunt,
Mrs. A. X. Nelson.
The committee on the celebration OF
July 9TH reques all who feel 50 disposed
to decorate their homes and places OF bus
mess, as il adds much to the occasion. a
large number from our n~eighboring towns
have signihed their intention TO be present
that day.
Tbe committee appointed TO raise funds
for the patriotic celebration July 9TH solic-
ii contributions from our townspeople.
The more money, the larger the celebra-
ton. and il is for the interest OF the tow
4 to make this the best Fourth celebration
ever held here.
School in No. 8, Martha i. Noyes, teach
er. closed Friday. June y. Number OF pu-
pills. 9: average attendance, 5 3l-4o. Those
having no marks during the term are as
tollows:-Edith Burgess, Nerna burgess
Il Alice Emery, Esther Smith n Grace
Bowin. There were nc tardy marks.
Notwithstanding its recent defeats, the
Chelsea baseball team is not discouraged,
but will 90 to Vershire Saturday to play
Il the AEFHulree. tame EdiitA ~ : - H. NJ
effort will be made by the management OF
the Chelsea club to form a tri-club league,
composed Of the Tunbridge, Nershire ana
Chelsea teams, for a series OF games Tor
the remainder OF the season.
John NJ. Atwood, who has been travel
ing salesman for the Corticelh Silk Co, 81.
Louis, Mo-, for the past five years, Is visit
ing his father, j. Il. Atwood. ne soes
next week with a new house, Mae
brumsu, Petz Il Co. of New York, ribbon
manufacturers. His brother, Fred r..
Atwood, of Boston, has been here for a
few days, going Monday TO Hanover, n
r., TO attend the commencement al part
mouth college, where his class, lsco' mas q
reunion.
Tue twenty-third annual reunion of the
Fl Orange County Veterans association VIII
be held at Lake Morey Tuesday, June ~.
The program includes a dress parade AZ II
a. M; dinner at u; meeting Tor election OF
officers and other business at l.5O p, M
campfire at 2 D. m. This reunion VIII De
ia the form OF a basket picnic, but any
who desire can procure Dime at the Glehs
Falls House. Al veterans everywhere ana
members of the w. r. G. are eordialiy
Welcome. A. NJ. Banks OF Bradford rs
colonel and p. 5. Chamberlin of Newbury
~adiutant OF this association. IL ~ hopeu
as many as possible will attend TINS reuh-
ion from this place.
At the opera house, Chelsea, Monday
evening. July 9th, George Chase viii pre-,
sent his special company in the bright ana
sparkling three-act comedy, "A Ih1eu
Youth y staged under direction OF MT.
JamesO'Neill late Of the Castle Square stock
company. The cast includes the charm
ing little actress, Miss Eva Gay. Little
Lord Fauntleroy was presented 10 q goQo
house al the Academy Of Music April 10Th.
Eva GAY scored in title role New hork
Dramatic Mirror ssThe chief interest
conferred i'm Miss Eva Gay as Lord Faunt-
leroy and her performance was very cred
table, Boston Transcript. April III
The biggest and best loaf OF thoroughly