Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-14
Chelsea Home News.
H. O. BIxBY. Local Editor.

4. Ordway lost horse Tuesday.
cbss. r. Corwin spent Sunday in town.
Jobn McCollom lost his only COW last
week.
Hale NATION is at West Fairlee Center
attending school.
r. Dickinson is recovering from
an attack Of the grip.
cred Parkhurst visited his sister at Post
Minis Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary A. Wills is visiting her sis
tsr Mrs. Seaver, at Washington.
Raw and Mrs. Poole Of Barre have been
quests Of Rev. II. j. wyckoff this week
Mrs.. James c. Atwood had lettuce for
dinner May 8 which she grew this season.
leon Durien Of New York city was in
town last week, the guest OF +. A. Ordway.
d Boardway OF Barton Landing Is al
work for c. II. Baraw in the Chelsea Mar
Est.
Owing to delay in arrival Of stock, a.
q M0roy will not open his studio until
May 10Th.
+. W. Lewis is working at Don T.. Nc
Iisters completing the inside OF the
new horse barn built last summer.
c. Croker has gone TO Or. Chase's
iarm ai oxford. n. H., where be b. work
re about dozen colts for the doctor.
Miss Nettie Beede, who has been work
ing al n. II. Mattoon's the past three
months. has gone TO her home In Brad
ford.
Col. Chas. X. Darling OF Boston has just
entered into new law partnership with
4 Dist Atty. Henry Z. Moulton, his
assistant, John IL. Casey, and \. y. Jones.
The firm is 70 be known as Moulton,
Casey, Jones 4 Darling.
Waterson Post, No. as, q. A. r., extends
an invitation to all veteran soldiers, Sons
q Veterans and all auxiliary societies 10
0in with them in observing Memorial
dav and also the Memorial services at the
Cong church Sunday, May 2ith, at lO;SO
am.
". A. Hood is building a new barn
.7x76 feet He is making the old barn go
q far as il will with remodeling, then
build new additions. He intends 10 have
a barn suitable to accompany the house
which was repaired In such nice shape last
season. II. W. Spear has the contract for
rebuilding the barn.
Mrs susan Shattuck Densmore, wife
of Orange Densmore, died saturday,
May 3, aged So years, I months and IL
days. She had been in feeble health Tor
long time gradually failing in the past
six months. The funeral was held Satur-
day al z p M. from the home, Main street,
Rev. W. +. Allen officiating. she left,
besides an aged husband, two children,
Charles A. Densmore and Mrs. Ellen
Cleveland, both residing in this town.
The Al. Martz New Big Speciality Co.
IS billed TO give an entainment in the
Town hall next Saturday evening. This
has been in the past one OF the iavorite
travelling entertainments TO visit TINS
town They entertain on the laugh ana
grow iath plan. Al. MartZ Is whole
Show himself and he is not coming alone
he brings with him a combination OF
special artists and announces the biggest
and best evenings entertainment he has
ever given the people.
There was pleasant wedding at
'Gifords Manse,h the home OF the
brides mother, Sunday at 5 o'clock p.
M, hen Miss Linda y. Clifford, daughter
Of Mrs. Ruth Clifford, was united IN
marriage to Mr.. William 4. Williams OF
Performed by Rev. w. r. Allen OF
Chelsea. Miss Vernie Whitney OF Iun-
bridge was bridesmaid and Fred clifford,
brother OF the bride, was best man.
The brides dress was of beautiful white
slk and embroidered chiffon and she
carried a bouquet of white carnations
which were distributed among the guests
as souvenirs after the ceremony. Inc
usual light refreshments were served.
The guests present from out OF town
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Goodwin OF
Fairfield, Me-, Mrs. Chas. Kelley OF
Benton, Me-, Mrs. Minerva Grey OF
Sorinna, Me-. Mrs. Estella JENNIE OF
Boston and Miss Zada Farnham OF South
koyalton. The happy couple are TO IN
clude Boston and New York IN their
wedding tour and make their home Ia
Waukegan. III.