Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-30
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.
Crackers.

Crackers.
Speaking OF firecraekers, we did not car
" over single one from last season.
Ours are all new, fresh goods and are on
sale now. BiXBY, Stationery and cigars.
Miss Lyle Tracy Of Boston is home for
a few weeks.
Marion Annis is suffering with a badly
sprained ankle.
DR.. Fred L. Beckwith came home from
Danville Monday.
Vera Beckwith is visiting Mrs Minnie
Hodgdon at Barre.
Hon. j. A. Reyes of Duluth, Mimi, is
expected this week.
Rev. H. j. wyckoff returned Tuesday
from two weeks vacation.
Wednesday, June p, a son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. Parkhurst.
Mrs. Wilder H. Dearborn is spending a
few weeks with friends in Fairlee.
Willie Burbank, who had been attend
ing school IN Rutland, returned home last
week.
field visited her sister, Mrs. S. n. Goss,
last week.
Dean Slack and wife OF Lebanon, n. H.,
Carlton Slack.
There was a sociable at Alva Little's
Wednesday afternoon, the I'D, and about
40 were prese Mt.
Mrs. Julia Hanks and daughters,
Misses Linda and Grace, of New York
are guests Of II. F. Walker.
Fred Z. Atwood has been home for a
few days visit to his father, j. b. Atwood,
returning to Boston last week
Lieut.-Gov. Stanton and Senator Dill
bingham are to speak here at the Republic
can county convention July Z.
Mrs. Annie (Goss) Fish and daughter
Of Maiden, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Fish's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Goss.
Owing to Mr.. Wyckoff's being away on
his vacation, no preaching service was
held at the Cong church last Sunday.
John Hogan, who had been judged in
sane, was taken to the Waterbury asylum
Wednesday, June p, by G. L. Hayward.
Miss Rena Barnes is home from Meri-
den, n. H, where she was graduated
with honors from Kimball Union
academy.
L. L. salter and wife Of Barre spent
Sunday with Mrs. Salter's mother, Mrs.
Ora Annis.
L. A. Bragg has just added a 56-ineh
horn 10 his stock OF monographs, making
him a complete set OF these remarkable
instruments.
Arson 5. Ormsby and Mrs. Hattie I'm
derhill were married at the Methodist
parsonage Saturday, June 25, Rev. Lewis
y, Moody officiating.
The committee for July 9TH are anxious
that the people OF the village decorate
their houses and places of business for
% ggln bru finn NEXT Monday.
Two deer were quietly making them
selves at home Friday morning in the
garden OF Theron Spear, who lives in the
Orange Densmore house on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Lamb and Miss
Edna Lamb of Manchester, n. H., are
visiting II. s. Annis, who is a brother
OF Mrs. Lamb. Mr.. Lamb returned TO
Manchester last week.
The following pupils in district No. 5
had no marks for the term ending June
A:--Eunice Bowen, Bertha Bowen, Esther
Smith, Edith Burgess and Nerna Burgess.
Number Of pupils 10, average attendance,
all.
The Congl and Methodist churches will
hold union services Sunday evenings dur
ing July and August The first service
will be held in the Methodist church next
Sunday evening and the Rev. II. J. Wyck-
Of will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Larkin visited
friends in Woodbury. last week, returning
home Friday. Ed. took advantage of the
fishing in that vicinity TO have some sport.
He brought home three lake trout he
caught in Greensboro that weighed u
pounds.
School is district No. IL closed last Fri
day, and the teacher, Miss Rilla Burbank,
gave the school a ride to the village
through the courtesy of Charles A. Luce
They had their picture taken and then
were driven to Miss Burbank's home,
where ice cream and cake were served. II
was a very pleasant time for all and the
happy closing OF a successful term OF
school. Those having no marks during
the term were Grace Buzzell, Shirley
Camp and Silva Royce. Ellen Larkin and
Sarah Little were not absent. Number
of pupils, 10; average attendance, 80.
AT the Repu blican caucus held Saturday
afternoon the following were elected dele
gates TO the state convention, j. h.
Darling. II. \. Mattison, {. p. Dickinsoni
TO the district convention, g. l.. Hayward,
Horace Monkey, g. NJ. Medcalfi to the
county convention, Z. ,. Emery, r. l.
Whitney, G.. l.. Hayward, q. l.. Stow ).
X. Darling. The delegates were instruct
ed TO vote for Hon. Chester Dlekey OF
Washington for senator and for Hon. Zed
S. stanton for governor. The town COM
mittee is the same as served the last two
wears. c. p. Dickinson, j. NJ. Comstock,
e. 3, Hayward, c. W. Goodwin, Horace
Monkey, w. II. Emery, E. A. Corwin.