Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
Chelsea Home News.
\ p1xBY. Local Editor.


r.. DR.. oorwin has been on tue s'0A
since saturday
slnV vsrnie Grant of Burlington is IN
~ ior q few days.
b-..,'..r, Robbins, who has been SICK iof
~. sI' weeks, is improving
s'a II ~ (,aryin, who has been sick
al three weeks, i BETTER
= Godfrey has been making further
" oo an his house and grounds.
- svbil George is visiting friends in
A W and vicinity this week.
So euen Webster and Mrs. s. w. Pres
MI Sra inTfsf ford we're in town Tuesday.
IA Mrs. T.. c. Poole Of Topsham
~. - otD. Il. McAllister's last week.
WjtIiam Ii. Davis, ID. D., Of New
Mas, spent Sunday at q. l.. stow s.
80, : Goss Of the Waterman Office,
Waller. Is visiting bis father, DR.. >.
-. Ruth Mills OF Lynn, Mass, came
A-s ~ 10 visit her uncle, w. NJ. Mat
soB. for few weeks.
~. Faith Hood OF Boston is spending
. a,', ,-seksi vacation with her parents,
4. sos Mrs. Ezra Hood.
~ r sanborn, postmaster at STRAIT
y a. In town Tuesday, also MIR. Pearl
-iWr. Ciney OF Tunbridge.
little and family spent Saturday
2 s11day at West Fairlee, the guests Of
A. and Mrs. William Paul.
IA NJ. j. Kemp, who had been at
,..-gs County hotel the past two weeks,
..r,3ed 70 New York yesterday.
~. L. Welcome, who had been
r5inr week with her parents in town,
7. s5De 10 Montpelier to visit friend.
g,-ry F. Bryant is on the sick list and
v.gusble 10 drive the stage 70 south
alton Monday. Leonard Thompson
! bis place.
rre. D. Barry died at the home Of his
.rbar. John Barry, Aug. 4, aged 81 years.
n i5Beral was az the house Friday a. m,
Il b. n. Moody officiating.
81 :. Moody Is sick with nervous
~s,-sti0n and there was no service at
fburches Sunday. A large circle Of
800 10 town hope for his speedy recoy-
h
F,y Allen OF Boston Is spending q two /
~ vacation with his mother, Mrs. |
ian Robbins. He has q good position |
HI Frs, Phipps a CO., wholesale hard /
NE dtalers.
~ roam horse with light name and /
\ IA clipped foretop was stolen from 4
reure b Thetford Sunday night. Any /
= asng such an animal should az once 1
ss.si With the proper authorities.
81 Chelsea ball team has secured new
4 grounds on circuit Blxby's held % be
irsH 8 Riverside park. The grounds I
q eng fted up Ia shape and we may
,.s-. good opening game there soon.
7 j. Little and sons. Carroll and
lls. ana Fred Braman and son, Harry,
rGs carriage trip 20 Burlington via
,rslIer and the circus, and are coming
Ta Brandon, expecting a nice trip
lIl0gt two weeks.
Iastaf0rd Dramatic club presented
b japanese play, 1.-THE Revenge Of Shari-
.s-sa. successfully In the Town ball
',iiy evening 10 q good audience. The
AZ we're all admirably taken and the
.assrE and costumes were very pretty.
.ssf the play. the club gave q c0mpli-
.niRry hop TO which all we're invited.
n-s Ruth Clifford. who was called 10
,osgo. M, by the sudden death OF her
ilghier Mrs. William Williams. has re-
.asd home. Mrs. Clifford was COM
s,aiy Frustrated when she reached Chi
10. Fer son, Fred Clifford, who works
Boston, was called TO Chicago to ac-
npsny his mother home. The family
.Fs The sympathy Of many friends here
their Bereavement.
De Of the prettiest entertainments ever
Pa In the hall was the flower festival
= week given By the young people Of
; Cong church. The program, which
3 Afgely musical, was very interesting
pa the first curtain to the last number,
l.ch vas flower drill in costume by 10
~ Home made confectionery was sold .
fng tntermissiou. The receipts OF the ,
sning we're over $50. The proceeds are
b added 70 the piano fund.