Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
Chelsea Home News.

bliss Florence whitney was al falrlee
Monday.
Ben Bacon, son of Geo. H. Bacon, is at
home for three weeks vacation
Mis-. Gertrude Dearborn Of STAFFORD is at
Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn's this week.
II. 5. AIMS sister, Mrs. Manuel Rowe
! OF Laconia, n. H., is visiting MIN.
B. F. smith and wife visited friends in
! Miliiamstown few days last week.
W. P. Townsend and Miss Blanche
Townsend visited IN Barre Monday.
Florence Spear is home from two
weeks visit with friends in Corinth.
Col. and Mrs. Charles K. Darling re-
turned TO Boston Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ara A. Annis is al White River
Junction visiting her son, John ". An
mis-.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knox Of Manchester,
y. H., are visiting his sister, Mrs. A. NJ.
Burnham.
II. A. Hanson and wife Of Lebanon, n.
H., were visiting friends in town the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Mckenzie Of Wood
stock are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Nj.
A.. Carpenter.
Vinton A. Corwin returned to Boston
Monday night after two weeks vaca-
I tion at home.
Miss Edith Wheelock Of Montpelier is
at her unele's, Albert g. Bradshas's, on
the West Hill.
Mrs. j. AR. Corwin's brother, A. c.
Hatch, and his wife OF Norwich, Conn.,,
are visiting her.
Mrs. Mary Church has finished work at
j. A. r.. Corwin's, and Mrs. Hattie Banis-
ter takes her place.
DR.. Helmer was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Helmer returned to New York with
him for few days.
Rev. II. J. Wyckoff has resumed services
at the South Washington meeting house
Sundays at 2:30 p. m.
Miss l.. Louise Eaton OF Nashua, n. H.,
and Miss Letia Eaton Of Island Pond are
visiting at c. II. Baraw's.
Sidney Mills of Boston is spending a
two weeks vacation with his uncle, j. b.
Atwood, on Maple avenue.
Mrs. DR.. Smith returned home Monday
. from Montpelier, " here she had been Wis
/ iting her daughter and sister.
Mrs. Wilder H. Dearborn, who had been
visiting friends at Fairlee the past three
weeks, returned home Saturday.
A meeting Of the Democratic town COM
, mittee Is called for Saturday, July q, at 5
/ O'Clock Ia the town clerks office.
Mrs. Alice Hadley came Monday to J. b.
Atwood's. She returned from abroad
about three weeks ago, after years alb
sence.
Raymond Doeg Of Montpelier, who had
! been spending the past two weeks at
Charles Baraws, returned home last
! Thursday.
Miss Florence, daughter Of DR.. Herbert
Newell of Randolph, IS at the hotel,spend-
ing a few weeks with her cousin Mrs. Z.
! =. Dickinson.
81 nh l-..,,,-.,, ,o,-,.. br,,,e 1otf,r-
dav from Tunbridge, where she had been
spending a part Of the week with Miss
Nina Whitney.
Charles Boardway is away for a two
weeks vacation, and Leon Ordway takes
his place Ia Ordway, Holmes a Co.'s store
during his absence.
Mrs. Lyman A. Burbank has returned
home from Rutland, where she had been
, for the past few weeks with her daughter,
DR.. Mary Sherburne.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. z.
church will hold sociable with Mrs. r.
:, A. Ordway tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
All are cordially invited.
ID. p. Boardway went to Concord, n. H.,
Saturday and returned Monday with his
+, wife and daughter, who had been spend
: ing two weeks in that city.
Among the visitors in town last week
were Misses Mary ;. Hatch OF STAFFORD,
Florence r. Marshall OF Boston and Bea-
, trice NJ. Sampson Of Washington, ID. {.
The young ladies Of the Cong1 church
7 are TO give an entertainment the nrst OF
August that will equal the one last season.
: A fun description will be given next week.
ED. Fuller and son, Earl, are visiting
Mr.. Fuller's brother at Lowell, Mass. MT
Nolan of Topsham takes MI. Fuller s
place in the Orange County creamery dur
A., ing his absence.
DIFF. II. Godfrey, H. n. Mattison and
; w. c. Holmes recently went to Randolph
, and took the Chapter degree in Masonry.
There are others from George Washington
lodge TO follow soon.
George A. skinner of Lowell, Mass, IS
. visiting his brother, A. l.. skinner. with
him are his daughter Mrs. Bernice La
deau. and his granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Stevens of Piermont, \. II.
Frank A. Bicknell of Athol, Mass. is
z amending the month with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Almon b. Bicknell. MISS Anna
A. Wells OF Providence, X. l., came today
and Is also a guest at Mr.. Bieknel's.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Keyes left for
|, their home in Duluth, Mimi, Friday
4 morning. They went via. Boston, where
! they were TO spend a few days with
friends, reaching home about tonight.
DEPUTY sheriff W. II. Sprague took FL
mer J Flanders to the Waterbury asylum
, Tuesday. Although he is not so bad as
" hen taken there before. il was deemed
best for him to go before he became ylo-
lent. and perhaps he may be able TO come
out again when il is cold weather.
George ID. Hatch, youngest son OF George
f. Hatch has been at Lake Morey the
mast week as the guest Of Donald Emery
. at the Emery cottage. He improved every
hour possible with hook and line on the
lake and secured a fine lot of fish, among
/ the catch being a pickerel that weighed
: 81 pounds.
r Several Of the small boys are working
out having this season. Royal Townsend
At George Goodrlch's, Leon Reed az n. >
Fits. Karl Kenerson at Frank Fits IN
: Xershire ana Charlie Densmore At james
i Hamblln's in Brookheld are among the
/ number. They report first-rate time ana
) plenty OF feed.
Speaking about good roads, had you
' noticed that this town has about as good
5 highways as can be found around ABOUT
. ms and the bridges are being put INTO
4 shape as fast as possible Nearly all Of
= them have been or need to be overhauled;
!. There are a few loose stones that need
: $3.50. - eap,a brush that might be cut