Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-18
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBT, Local Editor.

Miss Lila Robbins has gone to Lebanon,
\. H., to work this season.
NJ z. Hutchinson has about 25 at his
b Thursday evening dancing school.
A Craig and wife OF Toronto, Ont, are
Al the Orange County hotel this week.
Mvron Little and Herman Davis of Barre
/ city visited their parents in town Sunday.
Dr M, II. Corwin was at Waterbury
MONDAY to visit his daughter, Mrs. Alice
Welcome.
Mrs. Emma Taylor Lathrop Of VIII
Jamestown is with her father, Smith Tay-
lor, for few weeks.
Miss Rena Barnes Of Kimball Union
academy. Meriden, y. H.. is at home for
fhe summer vacation.
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan was called to
Lisbon, n. H., last week by the sickness
~ her daughter, Mrs. Bowers.
Mrs. ed. Mattoon's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Norris, Of Barre are
spending the summer with her.
Mrs. Ann A. Spear returned home Fri
aay from Nashua and Manchester, n. H.,
where she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. William Paul. wife of Assistant
Judge Paul of West Fairlee, was the
guest Of Mrs. w. II. Dearborn last week.
The band have ordered their new uni
forms to arrive for the celebration July
4th. They are expected to look pretty
n. w. Gordon of Providence, r. l., a
classmate of Miss Blanche Townsend at
the X. Z. Academy, visited her the first Of
the week.
The committee on the celebration for
July 4th are working and we expect to
give a nearly complete program in next
weeks issue.
Rev. Mr.. wyckof will preach at South
Washington next Sunday, June 2lst, at
2 80 D. m. and once in two weeks there
after until further notice.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter and Miss Grace,
her daughter, OF Boston and Mrs. Helen
Carpenter Of St. Johnsbury are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Parker Dexter.
Mrs. Joseph Iandon is sick and her
daughter, Mrs. G. L. Hayward, is caring
for her Mr.. Landon, who has been sick
an winter, is still confined 10 the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Cooke and daughter
81 Dandy have been visiting at Mr,
Hutchinson's, returning home Monday
he isa son Of r.. w. Cooke, and brother
q Mrs. d. A. Hutchinson.
The terrible storm Of last week raised
havoc with the telephone wires about town
aud an along the different lines leading
here. They have been repaired and all now
seem 10 be working as usual.
B. r.. Smith went to Williamstown
Tuesday TO the home Of his brother, Ed
ward Smith, for a family reunion, his
brother, Chas. Smith, OF Middlesex and
sisters, Mrs. Julia Roberts and Mrs. Lucia
Rogers, OF STAFFORD being present.
The following pupils had no absent
marks during the spring term OF the im-
termediate school Sylvia ComstOck, RAJ
chel Comstock, Harold Corwin, Donald
Emery, Edith Eaton, Earle Fuller, Geo.
Hatch, Charles Little, John McCollom.
Leon Durieu OF New York and r. A.
Ordway Of this place have leased the Rus
II sell graphite mining property on the East
hill. The property will be thoroughly
prospected during the summer and II il
proves TO be worth the expense il VIII be
worked IN the near future.
Mrs. B.W. Smith and Miss Mabel Smith
OF Lowell, Mass, are occupying their sum
mer home on the Washington road. The
rest Of the family VIII come later. They
have as guests Mrs.C. w. Qua and daugh-
ter, Beatrice, and Miss Minnie Woodland
Of Lowell.
Mrs. DR.. Helmer. with Miss May, Mas
ter George and maid. came from New York
Friday To spend the summer with Mrs.
Helmer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Hood. Mrs. Hemer was also accom-
panied BIZ Mrs. Charles Helmer, who Is TO
spend the summer here at the Orange
County hotel.
The following pupils had no absent
marks during the spring term OF the
primary room dorothy Densmore,
Christabel Densmore, Ethel Eaton. Ola
Hood, Margery Little, Mae Davenport,
Neva Bohonon, Mary Hall, Glenn Fuller,
Max Hayward, Herbert Comstock' Russell
Corwin, Gerald Bixby, Hacket Adams.
On Monday evening the Junior Benev-
client society gave the third entertainment
in their home missionary course. negro
boy from Talledega college was imperson-
ated by Harold Corwin, who told OF him
self aud the life Of his people in most
natural and interesting way. teacher
from the college, Mrs. Downs, was repre-
sented by Mrs. Hatch, who gave many
important facts about the negroes, their
education and the eager way IN when
they accept and improve all opportunities.
She spoke especially OF Talledega college,
its work and its graduates, and the honors
which some OF them have received IN other
places. The Juniors pastor, Mr.. Wyckon'
gave a brief, vivid and entertaining sketeh
Of Booker Washington, his early LIE, ms
struggles and his success. This entertain
ment was given In the vestry OF the Gong
church, and there was a good attendance
~ tho Iuntnrs and their friends.