Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
Chelsea Home News.
10. BrxRr. Local Editor.


Miss Ada sanborn Is working in the
family OF Fred {. Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Carpenter Of Brook
field visited last week at Mrs Erva
Locke's.
George F. Kimball and wife of Boston
are stopping at the Orange County hotel
this week.
Misses Jennie and Ruth Boone OF Man
chester, n. H., are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. b. F. Smith.
Rev. II. J. wyckoff left Monday morn
ing for Chapinville, Conn.,, where be Is 10
spend the summer.
Miss Efiie Corliss OF TunbrIdge has been
the guest Of r. j. Titus and Mrs. q. ID.
Medcalf the past week.
Carl Collins and wife of White River
Junction were here Friday in an automo-
bile en- route to Topsham.
Misses Emma Hatch and Lottle Emery,
who have been attending 81. Johnsbury
academy, came home Saturday night.
The case on trial in county court
Tuesday was held up for the time being
by the sickness of one OF the jurymen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant, who has been
with her daughter at East Barnard the
past few weeks, returned home last week.
Clarence Smith Of South Royalton is
now running the electric lights in place OF
c. H. Corliss, who is working in the shop
days.
Miss Margaret Camp, who is working
in Braintree this vacation, was home over
Sunday at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ,,
Camp.
sheriff Frank II. Tracy and wife Of
Montpelier are in town visiting Mr..
Tracy's sister, Mrs. r. 5. Jones, and other
friends.
Miss Marion Annis at II. S. Annis' on
the West hill, has scarlet fever IN mild
form. DR.. a. T. Marshall IS attending
the case.
Or. F. II. Godfrey, health officer for
this town, attended the school for health
officers at Burlington Tuesday and
Wednesday.
DR.. George II. Helmer and family OF
New York arrived Saturday at VIM. r.
Hoods. Mrs. Helmer and the children
will remain through the summer.
At the band meeting last Saturday
night. the Chelsea Brass band presented
Rev. ii. j. Wyckoff with ten-dollar gold
piece as parting token OF their remem-
brance.
food sale in the Town hall Saturday al
D. m. This will give those who desire an
opportunity to purchase their food for
c. ii. smith and wife of Melrose,
Mass, and Mrs. Smiths father, Eugene
Rolfe, and son OF Claremont, n. H., were
here Tuesday. They were on an auto
trip to Montpelier.
Mrs. Mile Godfrey, supervisor OF the
Concord insane asylum, and Warren l..
Bugbee OF White River Junction were
here the first OF the week to visit their
father, Erastus Bugbee.
DR.. August 4. Marshall OF this place
was married in Boston June l4th to Miss
| Ada 81, Stewart. The newly welded
couple came Thursday, the 10Th, to their
home on Maple avenue. The HERALD
extends congratulations to DIR. and Mrs.
Marshall, and wishes them long ana
happy life.
| 81 A. Corwin OF the firm Of ]. A. Il.
Gorwin a Son was at Barre and Plain
/ field last week sacking wool. They have
bought in all nearly 10000 pounds. The
price paid has been 33c. per pound,
sheep do not seem TO be such bad property
to have on hand this year, and those who
have them are reaping the benefit of the
fleece, as they deserve.
Much excitement was caused for few
moments Friday by runaway horse be-
| longing to j. A. II. Corwin. Two young
ladies who were driving the team, IN
turning around in front OF George L.
/ Slows. tipped over and the horse Seut
up the street and in among the carriages
at the hotel, where the buggy was over
turned and the horse thrown in front OF
the livery stable. Fortunately, the only
damage was a broken dasher and a
Corwin buggy and broken shaft on tie
of the carriages in front of the hotel
The girls were badly shaken up from
their fall from the carriage.
The Cong'l church was trimmed sun
day in green and white in profusion, but
no bright colors were visible. IL was
indeed a sad audience that gathered 10
hear the final sermon of Rev. Herbert j.
Wyckoff as their pastor. The text was
from Acts IS, 3. No reference was made
directly to his departure, but every hymn
and the sermon were significant OF the
sad event. Mr.. Wyckoh held himself
bravely through the service, but at the
benediction he showed how severe was
the strain. He will be greatly missed
everywhere in town, but his loss will be
felt most keenly, possibly. among the
younger boys and girls OF his church.
He goes with the wish of the entire town
for his future health, strength and pros
perity.