Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

. Joseph Lombard has gone to the hospi-
a raj at burlington for treatment.
Austin L. SINNERS sons, Ben and Dan,
n If Barre city spent Sunday with him.
Albert S. Camp visited his brother,
Wbeatley Camp, at East Bethel last week.
w. Whitney and wife are spending a
Few DAYS at Post Mills, Bradford and
Fairlee.
Mrs. John L. Bacon and children Of
81 White River Junction are visiting at
. j. B. Bacon's.
Miss Maude S. Merrill went Friday
- burlington, where she is the guest Of
MISS Margaret Chestnut.
sanford A. Goss, wife and daughter Of
chicago, ILL.,, arrived last week at their
sumner home on Main street.
Weather permitting, the Chelsea Brass
hand will give a concert on the band
stand next Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Mcdonald OF Barre and Miss
Leslie Davidson Of Boston were guests of
ne Misses McWhorter Friday.
Mrs. Adelbert Skinner and daughter OF
Barre have been visiting A. L. Skinner and
other relatives in town the past week.
Miss Belle Judd, who had been visiting
her mother and sister for a few days, re-
turned to her work in New Jersey last
week.
Frank E. Bixby has been very sick the
past week with p~eritonitis. He is more
comfortable at present, though stiH very
Uncle Tom Beers OF Brattleboro, who
has been here on a regular trip for the past
b years repairing umbrellas, was IN town
Tuesday.
Miss Belle Chandler is spending two
o-eeksi vacation at j. Il. Bacon's from
her work in the New England Telephone
Exchange at Barre.
Rev. w. II. White win preach at the
Methodist church mex Sunday morning
and at the West Hill church in the after
noon at the usual hour.
E. IL. Kennedy went to South Randolph
Monday, when be put in a new switch for
he Orange County Telephone company in
be store Of +. j. Prince.
seth Z. Mills Of Lynn, Mass, a nephew
ID Mrs. Atwood, and Miss Ethel Thornes
ID Manchester, n. H., are visiting at j.
b. Atwood's on Maple avenue.
Mrs. George w. Jackman and Miss Es-
Their Of Bridgeport, Conn, are ct the hotel
III week. Mrs. Jackman Is daughter OF
the late Nelson II. Caswell Of this town.
Miss Mini Smith n Miss Florence
sanders Of Brandon are visiting Miss
blanche Hutchinson. who viii return to
Brandon with them the last OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigelow OF Ulysses,
Neb.. are visiting at W. NJ. Mattoon's.
IAirs. Bigelow is a sister Of Mr.. Nation,
snd has not been IN town for many years.
Erastus Smith suffered Sunday and
Monday from a severe attack OF nosebleed,
but at last reports he was more comfort
Bible, as the flow Of blood had been stop
ped.
Miss Mary Wright Of Barre visited
Alrs. w. p. Townsend and other friends
ID town over Sunday. Miss Wright is
pne Of the STAFF in the Barre Savings
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers have gone 10
Randolph, Me, 10 visit Mrs. Grace Vim
n kent Dunning. They viii stop at the
White Mountains for a few days on their
return.
Mrs. Milton +. Hutchinson and babies
hNent to Dandy last week to visit friends.
XShe was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Susie Sawyer. Mr.. Hutchinson viii join
bis wife at Dandy Friday.
Mrs. r. NJ. sesver OF Washington spent
Saturday and Sunday at II. O. Bixbys.
Mrs. Frances Bixby, who had been spend
ing the past two weeks with her sister IN
Washington, came with her.
Miss Marion Ramsdell, a teacher at
whiting, Iowa, IS spending her vacation
with her father, Robert Ramsdell. Miss
TEamsdell came here from Boston, where
be attended the teachers convention.
Earle, son Of L. ID. Fuller, was II years
b age Wednesday, the 22d, and was given
large birthday party, there being about
lxty children present. Ice cream, cake
hnd lemonade were served and all had a
perry enjoyable time. Master Earle was
Die recipient Of many pretty presents.
The Glass Blowers closed their week
entertainment here Saturday night
snd went to North Tunbridge Monday.
The prize voted the most popular baby,
handsome crystal case containing a
Beet Of ships, was won by Charlie Hutch
lnson, the two-year-old son OF NJ. 2.
Hutchinson Of the Chelsea Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Woodruff OF Barre
were guests at j. A. r. Corwin's over
Sunday. Mr.. Woodruff is a native OF this
town. After graduating with honor at
Norwich University, he entered the FIRST
National bank as teller, when I. ;.
Emery was cashier. Later he was cashier
tor a time, then he went 10 Manchester,
\ H., and for the past two years has
been treasurer of the Granite savings
Bank and Trust 20. OF Barre.
There was a large company present at
The concert and lawn party given by the
ladies ON the grounds OF Mrs. Mary Tracy
Thursday yening. The grounds were
well lighted and a prettily trimmed grotto
was arranged, where one could get Cell
cious punch and directions where TO De
supplied with ice cream and cake. Inc
band was located in a circle under the
Spreading branches of a large cedar tree.
The promenade was on the smooth lawn
IN front OF the house. The proceeds were
ior the benefit Of the band and the net re-
ceipts were about $50, besides a generous
contribution OF IS presented as a gift to
Tie band. Everybody had a good m
The ladies who had it in charge were
much pleased with the generous patronage
and receipts Of the evening.
Miss Lena 4. S%paulding OF Barre CITY,
q former teacher in the grammar depart
ment Of Chelsea academy, has beeh
Spending the past two weeks with friends
m town. Miss Spaulding has taught IN
The academy for the past twelve years
anG has been a thorough and eihclent
teacher. She has resigned TO accept q
position as principal OF the grammar
school at Waitsheld with a much larger
salary. She taught in Waltsheld tWo
years before coming here and when their
principal recently resigned they al once
sought her to fill the vacancy. II VIII oe
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