Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24
Chelsea Home News.
II. d. B1xRY. Local Editor.

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Miss Alice Stetson OF Thetford spent
last week with Miss Rena Barnes.
Mrs. Jennie Flint of Worcester, Mass,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Bragg.
Miss Edna Hayes of West Someryille,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Tap
| lin.
Elton b. Fitch of East Roxbury spent
last week with his mother, Mrs. Carl
Slack.
Rev. b. T. Marshall OF Starksboro, n.
Y, viii preach at the Congl church next
Sunday.
E. ID. Abbott has a fine Morrill, Prince
colt three years old that weighs 400 lbs.
Who can beat this :?
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Bacon left for
Saratoga Springs, y. Y, Friday morning
to be absent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Adams, Jr., went to
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday, called there
by the death of Mrs. Adams brother,
Frank Akerman.
Louis E. Densmore, cashier for the dis
count house Of Alfred NJ. Bliner, Court
St, Boston, is spending his vacation in
town with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Kim ball, who have
been stopping at Meriden, y. H., the past
Two udAt EttuFutu 10 lutlT uOUt
al 20 Clifford ST., Roxbury, Mass.
Elmer ID. McAllister and Gladys NJ.
Norway were married Wednesday at the
residence of George l.. Norway in Mont
pelier by Rev. J. Edward Wright.
c. w. Gates, state highway commits
sioner, OF Franklin was in town last week.
He spoke very highly OF the roads in this
town and throughout this section OF the
state.
George II. Prentiss and Miss Lottie II.
Prentiss OF Chelsea, Can, and Misses
Charlotte h. Hackett and Isabelle p. Mar
tin Of South Royalton were guests at II.
o. Bixby's Tuesday.
Druge Bros. have just purchased h. p.
international gasoline engine Of f. Fl.
Kennedy and had it set up Monday. This
is the same kind Of an engine Mr.. Ken
nedy has in his shop and Ar. Perkins has
in the Chelsea Mills.
A tent meeting will be held under the
auspices Of the NJ. T.. church near the resi-
dence Of II. 5. Fits, from Thursday even
ing, Aug. 81, 10 Friday evening, Sept. S.
The Rev. o. l.. Barnard of Underhill and
several neigh boring pastors will assist in
making the meeting a success. Services,
week days at 2; 80 and 80 p. m, Sunday
al l0:45 a. m, 2 p. m. and 80 p. m.
Everybody invited.
Inc teachers next term are as IOllONh,
except Nos. and 1l:-No. ? academy,
Prn., j. NJ. Comstock, assistant, Emma
b. Rowell, Tunbridge, intermediate,
Olive NJ. Hanks, Randolph, primary, Ger
trude NJ. Bacon, Chelsea; No. /, Martha
L. Noyes; 5. Nora r. Taylor; s, Amy II.
Walbridge, Williamstown; 9, Hattie +.
Bannister; u, K. Blanche Carpenter; II,
Ethel g. Bailey, Newbury.
The reunion OF Co. d, 18th Regt., VT.
Vols, was held in s. V. hall Wednesday, |
Aug. 10th. A bout II OF the members were |
present. One OF the interesting features |
OF the morning was the address by the |
president, James Farnham, who gave an ,
historical sketch OF the company from en- |
listment. The officers elected were:-
President, James Farnham, Tunbridge; |
sec, j. II. Griffin, Chelsea; ex. com. G. b.
Smith, North Tunbridge, Alva Bohonon,
George Durkee, North Tun
bridge. The annual dinner for the COM
pany was at r. B. Dickinson's.
A rare treat is promised us for Wednes
day evening, Sept. 6, when Prof. Fredric
NJ. Blanchard OF the University OF Chi
csgo will give in the Town hall dramatic
recital OF Shakespeare's "Merchant OF
Venice Prof. Blanchards recitals,
without the use of scenery or costumes,
set forth in a surprisingly effective man
ner the great plays Of the greatest drama
lists OF the ages, and hold the interest OF
{ he audience closely from first 10 last.
Nowhere else is there such a combination
of entertainment and education as in
plays when interpreted by a
master. A large audience ought to greet
PROT planphard