Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-16
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

ii. U. BIXBY, Local Editor.
Mrs. Ellen Cooley is visiting friends in
! Fairlee.
Mrs. Fred Avery of STAFFORD was in
town Tuesday.
Win Goodwin is in Montpelier doing
carpenter work.
Mrs. C. H. Corliss is visiting friends in
Concord, n. H., this week.
Mrs. Ii. l.. Newell of East Randolph
spent few days last week with Mrs. c. p.
Dickinson.
Dea A. H. Powers and daughter, Mrs.
Julia Cummings, Of Randolph were in
town Friday.
Miss Blanche Hutchinson went to Bran
don Friday to spend the summer vacation
with friends.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling and her two boys
have gone to W. S. Hammond's in Tun-
bridge to spend a fortnight.
Frank j. Titus lost one of his team hors-
es Saturday. Although a cheap horse, it
was one of his best workers.
j. A. r. Corwin is making extensive re-
pairs on the shed part Of his store. II. w.
and G. n. Dearborn have the job.
NJ. H. Douglass and sister of Newton
Highlands, Mass, have been guests Of
Miss Sarah Gustin the past week.
Mrs. L. A. Cooper Of Bellows Falls, who
had been spending the past three weeks at
}. Ii. Grittin's, returned to her home Tues
day.
Rev. L. n. Moody and W. c. Holmes
went to Randolph Center Wednesday to
attend the graduating exercises at the
State Normal school,
Mrs. Calista Robinson Jones OF Brad
ford is visiting her brother, Alva Robin
son, also Mrs. Geo. l.. Stow and other
friends in town this week.
Owing to the recent repairs G. p. Dick
inson has made in its dining room, Orange
County hotel can now claim one of the
prettiest hotel dining rooms in the state.
Rev. II. j. Wyckoff, Dean Gilman, Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Comstoek are attending
the state convention OF Cong'l churches at
st. Johnsbury, of which Mr.. Comstock is
secretary.
f. NJ. Perkins, who is very seldom gull
ty Of taking pleasure trip went to Barre
city last week, accompanying F. r. Bixby
on his first trip as proprietor OF the North
Star stage line.
p. A. Weeks, merchant at North Thet-
ford. and b. b. Winslow. telegraph
operator there, were at Mrs. Ellen Woods
this week, being here to attend a case in
Orange county court.
Rev. Frank S. Hatch arrived at san
Francisco last Friday and is expected in
Boston today from his three years soiourn
in Calcutta, India, as international secre-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian associ-
alton. He is a brother Of Postmaster w.
s. Hatch and Mrs. E. ID. Barnes Of this
town.
Married, in Chelsea, June Is. by Rev. l..
n Moody, at the parsonage, Darrold h.
Whitney OF Nashua, n H., and Miss Lucy
NJ Hubbard Of Chelsea. They left at
once for Nashua, n. H, to make their
home. where Mr.. Whitney has a good po-
sition as baggage master for the Boston
Maine Il. r.
Rev. John L. Sewall of st. Adams. who
is 10 speak here next Sunday morning and
evening in exchange with Mr.. Wyckoff, is
one OF the strong men Of his denomina-
ton, a forceful and entertaining speaker,
and the people Of Chelsea are fortunate in
having this opportunity to hear him. He
is perhaps best known to us in this vicin-
ity as the secretary of the Committee of
Fifteen, which had charge of the cam
paign against the adoption of the new Ii
quor law.
It has been decided to have a rousing old
celebration July 9TH, and the following
committee has been appointed &c. l..
Hayward, w. II. Hill, NJ. +. Hutchinson,
w. A. Reed and Henry Clark. The first
three members were on the committee last
year which brought TO climax one OF the
best celebrations for the least money ever
held in town, and with the added expert
ence of last year and the hearty co-opera-
ton of our townspeople we may look for
something even better than last year. The
subcommittee and program will be an
nounced soon.
Emma Lewis French, who formerly
lived in this town. was married June Sd 10
Fred ID. Weeks of Shirley, Mass. The
marriage took place at lis Gainsborough
street, Boston, Or. Hanson of fremont
Temple performing the ceremony. Master
Winfred Weeks acted as ring bearer, Mas
ter Richard Weeks as best man and Miss
Bertha Weeks as maid OF honor After
the wedding dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks
received about forty Of their friends. Nuv
merous gifts Of cut glass and silver were
presented by Mr.. Marmine in behalf Of
the Titan Mining Co., OF which Mr..
Weeks is director. After short tour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks are to reside at Shir-
ley, Mass.