Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-25
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. B1xBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. II. o. Bixby is sick with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eaton of Corinth
were in town Saturday.
Miss Edith Mcconnell of Washington
visited last week at F.. r. Laird's.
Miss Marion Miller is at West Fairlee
for two weeks, visiting at {. A. Bliss.
Miss Ida ordway of Washington is
working in the family of Col. c. 5. Emery.
John NJ. Knight was guest at George
Taplin's last week and at j. X. Darling's
this week.
Henry o. Bryant is on the sick list. He
has been confined to the house for the
past three weeks.
DIR. J. Henry Jackson OF Barre was here
Sunday to see Joseph II. Griffin, in con-
sultation with DIR. A. b. Smith.
Fred w. Lewis, while at work on the
roof Of the Town hall Monday, was
thrown 10 the ground by sliding snow and
was pretty well shaken up.
Mrs. f.. F. Dudley of West Fairlee has
been with her husband at the hotel for
few days. She was accompanied by Miss
Alice Farnham of Copperiield.
Harold Comstock of Hanover, n. H.,
and Vim A. Corwin of Boston spent Sun
day and Monday with their people in
I town, returning Monday night.
The ladies OF the Congl church will
serve their usual annual dinner town
meeting day. Tuesday, March list, in
the church parlors. All are cordially in
vited.
The entertainment given by the Mont
| pelier Male quartet was one OF the best
ever given here. Mr.. Goss' singing was,
as usual, fine, and they made combina-
tion that is hard to equal in any town in
the state.
| The Thespian Dramatic company gave
an excellent entertainment in the Town
hall Monday night. This was the fifth
number in the entertainment course. We
shall be glad to see these people again next
season.
w. G. Holmes returned from North Car
olina Tuesday, where he had been the past
six weeks r. +. Dudley of West Fairlee,
who has been in charge OF Ordway, Holmes
a Co.'S store during Mr.. Holmes absence,
has finished work and returned to his
home at West Fairlee.
| A large number of our people attended
the drama at Tunbridge last week, given
/ by the Tunbridge Dramatic club. They
\ ali reported fine time. The parts were
excellenty taken and carried out with
/ marked ability and ease. The supper
served by Mine Host Flanders was good
one, such as may always be found at his
hotel.
Clara Mildred, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Milton +. Hutchinson, died Of
I bronchial pneumonia Monday, after an
/ illness OF only three days, aged yr. 3 mo-,
! Z da She was sweet child, beloved by
I all in the neighborhood. The funeral was
/ from the home Wednesday afternoon at
| 2 o'clock, Rev. II. j. Wyekoff officiating,
assisted by Rev. W. +. Allen.
Last week Mrs. II. S. Annis and c. Q.
| Foster, who is spending the winter at Mr..
/ Annis', went to the village in the evening
/ TO hear the Montpelier Male quartet. On
i the trip. one side of the sleigh dropped
and Mrs Annis fell out beside the road,
while Mr.. Foster logged along for some
distance before he missed her, and he can
not vet understand how she was dumped
out and he not know il. Fortunately
Mrs. Annis was not badly hurt but had a
pretty thorough shaking up, leaving her
quite lame for several days.
There was a quiet home wedding at the
| residence OF DR.. A. b. Smith Monday
evening at Z o'clock, when his daughter,
| Miss Zilla n. Smith, was united in mar
/ rage to Mr.. Charles M. Goodrich. Only a
few relatives and immediate friends were
present. The beautiful ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. IL. j. Wyckoff.
\ The bridesmaid was Miss Sally Emery,
daughter of Col. G. $. Emery, and the best
man was Mr.. Ben A. Goodrich, brother of
the groom. The bride was dressed in pink
albatross, trimmed with white silk, and
| the bridesmaid wore white mohair,
| trimmed with white chiffon. The happy
couple left at once for short trip.
Isit burn? Use DR.. Thomas Eclec-
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