Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-19
Chelsea Home News.
II. O. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. F. NJ. Perkins is sick and confined
10 the bed.
Joseph French is recovering from a
severe attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Grace Hill Of Barre is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. f. +. BiXby.
Al. Morey moves this week TO the
Ordway house on Maple avenue.
Mrs. VIM. y. Davis of Boston came yes
i terday 10 remain for a few weeks.
Mrs. Griffith and Miss Gail Corwin went
10 Boston Monday for two weeks visit.
Fred w. Vogel left Saturday for the
i home Of his parents at Prior Lake, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchins Of East
Barre spent last Sunday at DR.. T. II. God
tHy's.
Nrs. Milo sanborn, who has been very
sts Withlgrip the past six weeks, L now
gaining.
Mrs. Frank Doubleday Of South ROYAL
4 con spent sunday with her brother, Geo.
1 /. Hayward.
Miss ia Ordway has finished work at G..
S. Emery and returned TO her home m
Washington.
Miss Alice Smith is here this week, rep
reseuting Mrs. W. +. ~shepard's millinery
store In Barre city.
Mrs. Jennette d. Clark is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. s. Il. harrington, at Que
chez for a few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Smith were al Mont
pelier Thursday and Friday visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. NJ. Goodrich.
Miss Carolyn Fuller, teacher In the
prammar school,. left for her home in
Mount Vernon, y. y, Saturday morning.
NV. spear was called to Lowell, Mass,
last week by the Illness Of his brother,
Lester II. spear, who died Friday OF con-
sumption.
C.P. Dickinson has been repairing the
large dining room of the hotel throughout
with new paint and paper. X. +. PARK
hurst had the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Lincoln OF Dighton,
Mass, are guests at circuit BiNby's for a
few days while MI. Lincoln is buying
horses in this vicinity.
There is the annual stir for wool usual
al this season Of the year. The price
quoted is pc. per NJ. J. A. Il. Corwin q
Son are buying at that price.
samuel T.. Ordway Of New Britain,
Conn, was here last week with the re-
mains Of his mother for interment IN the
old cemetery. She was formerly a resi-
dent in this town. Her age was 81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Bixby Of Boston
visited at IL. Q. Bixbyis Friday and satur-
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the Boston q Albany X. X. in Boston, IS
now manager Of the ticket department OF
the union station In Worcester.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Gilman, who
died in the hospital at Hanover, n. H.,
was held at the CongI church last FRIDAY
afternoon and was attended by a large
number Of relatives and friends. Rev. III
J, Wyckoh officiated. Tn interment was
in Highland cemetery.
Commencement at Chelsea Acade my.
The graduating exercises Of Chelsea
academy and grammar school were held
Friday evening, May 10, and were the best
ever held in the school. Every one VINO
had a part did finely, and every NUMBER
received a hearty encore.
The front OF the stage was one contin-
uous bank OF beautiful flowers. The dec
orations were n charge OF Blanche hutch-
inson and Zoe Hill. The classes We're
conducted in the march from the library
10 the stage by Frank Dickinson ana Joe
Tracy, Dan Dickinson presiding al the
piano.
Much of the success OF these pleasing ex-
ercises was due to the assistance OF AlIS'
+. W. Lewis and Miss Maud Merrill with
the music and Miss Blanche Townsend
with the elocution.
Although there were but two graduates
from the academy this year, Mr.. stowe
presented to them their diplomas IN the
same pleasing manner, accompanied WIKI
good advice, as though there had been
many more.
The program and names of the gradu-
ates follow
PRAYER Rev. Il. J. wyckon
Piano solo, Palmer Weihe, Dan 2 blcklnsll
The singing Lesson, Agra = hv-t
The song % the Sea, waiter ~ has
song. summer Is Here, len So
a DAY In June. shy " Lt.t-.
The Pilgrim Fathers, Elvira + A9noil
's = Bessie II. Burgess
Piano trio. GRADUATION March,
Dorothy grav- Hazel r. BiXbl
Little Boy Blue, anna y. beaf"Nti
Coruet ~, Rohin Adair. with variations,
Edward b. Hatch
One saturday, Nellie n Inc,
The Old Clock on the stairs, Myrtle r hiAhl
Piano accompaniment by Mrs. lewis -,
Land q the Rising sun,essay andvaledietory
Emma w. Hatcl
Clarinet solo. DeIecta, with VARIATIONS
Charles l. Densmnr'
Presentation Of diplomas, Geo. l. stoV
GRADUATES.
Academy-Bessie Hamilton Burgess
Emma Willard Hatch.
Grammar school-Elvira Ervilla Abbott
Hazel Elsie Bixby, Myrtle Elvira Bixby
Carol Olivia Burgess, Walter Rollins Dav
is, Anna Bertha Dearborn, Sibyl Winifre'
George, Elsie May Hill, lda Eva Lougee
Nellie Nav Luce, Leon Cabot Ordway
Cora Jane Rogers, Archie Forest Sanborn
Eunice Ruth Sargent, Harvey Wiley lay
Tor, Jasper Eleazer Taylor.