Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

E.B Dickinson is suffering from dis
located shoulder
Franklin Z. Davis OF Roxbury is visiting
his sister, Louise +. Clough.
Nh. and Mrs. Edward A. Davis Of Bethel
suent Sunday at George l.. Slows
Joseph Lombard has moved TO 4. b.
Dicktnsonis place on the West HILL
Miss Mary stearns Of Bethel was guest
Of Miss Ella G.. Chadwick over sunday.
A son weighing nine pounds was born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. +. Button.
Rufus Murdoch was called TO Norwich
4 saturday By the death Of his brother
4 Lyman,
Mrs. Anna McAllister has returned 70
her old position as pastry cook at Orange
County hotel.
George l.. stow and Hale X Darling
we're at STAFFORD Friday and Saturday on
\ legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. c. {. Hin and Master Car
roll returned 10 their home IN Barre city
Tuesday morning.
There were about 20 from South Roy
alton mere Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Henry Bryant, among them Uncle John
Fish.
Weather permitting, the Chelsea Brass
band viii give a concert IN the band
stand Monday evening, May 80, at
o'clock.
Henry Magoon, who has been wrestling
with the grip for the past three weeks, IS
now able to be out and expects soon 10 go
10 work again.
Miss Mary f. Scales OF Montpelier has
been spending few days with her moth
en- Mrs. Ellen Scales. She returned 10
4 Montpelier Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Whitney and daugh-
ter Of Barre and Mrs. Goulette OF West
Lebanon, ~ H., spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Dan Robinson.
There VIII be a dinner at the Cong
church parlors tomorrow, and In the even
ing the Christian Endeavor society Is TO
hold a sociable Everybody is cordially
invited.
AT the meeting OF the school board
and trustees Of Chelsea academy Monday
evening Prof. J.. NJ. Comstock was elected
principal and Miss Lena Spaulding
assistant at the academy for next year.
All who have contributed toward arti-
Giles TO be given to the Burlington Home
Tor Destitute Children are invited TO Mrs.
+ Mary Beckwith's Wednesday afternoon,
June J. from 3 to 8, where the finished
garments may be seen.
Madeline, daughter OF ID. G. Adams, who
is living at r. ID. Fuller's, celebrated her
81 birthday last week Tuesday by inviting
Il Is OF her friends. Refreshments, consist
ing OF cake, fruit, popcorn and candy,
were served. She received large number
Of beautiful presents.
+. II. Kennedy has secured Joseph BEN
nett Of New Haven, Conn, TO work IN ms
carriage shop again this season. As MT.
Bennett is one OF the best workmen In this
part Of the country Mr.. Kennedy was
fortunate in securing him again this year
lie has already begun work.
Mrs. Irene Carpenter and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Church, have removed to the
Dana house, owned by John b. Bacon, and
Mrs philena Davis, who has occupied TINS
tenement, has moved to the tenement N
the brick house owned by Mrs. Mary
Tracy and recently occupied by A. H.
Morey.
AT the last meeting OF Camp No. 3, sons
OF Veterans, IL was voted TO turn out a.
escort for the veterans both on next sun
day and Memorial day, and every member
should make Il personal matter TO %
present both days. As ii is the camp,
vote to turn out, every man available VII
be needed to make a respectable showing
Il t]ra escort,
The following is the detail OF Watersor
Post, No 40, G. A. r., to visit the schools
IN town Friday, tomorrow the 9th y
District No. 1, {. o. Slack; ?, DIR. ;. y
GOss and l. p Morey; 5. Geo. F. Reed;
A, L, skinner; 8, A. Barnes; 10, J. NJ. san
lord and w. f. Adams; II. NJ. G. Allei
Md B. +. smith; II, j. b. Atwood an'
Robert w. Laird.
WHAT about celebration July Ith2 !
call is issued through these columns Tor
meeting in the town clerks office mex
saturday evening, the 18th, at o'clock 4
determine what will be done regarding
Celebration this year. The celebration
was such a success last year, and with al
expense of only about go, that many an
anxious to have it again this year Wit
new features. So all who can do so, ar
asked 10 meet in the clerks office Satur
DAY night and talk it over and decide the
and there what is to be done, as mont
rs needed for preparation.