Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

| marry H. IOss OF providence, X. L., is in
town for few Gays.
Mrs. Jaequith is at work in the family
Of Thomas Waldo in Williamstown.
Miss Grace G. Bacon is teaching in the
graded school at Willismstown village.
| Mrs. Richard Kennedy is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Albert Wheelock, at Worees-
| ter.
Donald Emery left Monday morning for
| Holderness, y. H., where be is to attend
school for boys.
Forrest Rouelle returned to Barre Mons
day after a weeks visit to his sister, Miss
Bernice Rouelle.
Walter S. Goss returned TO town Satur-
day. He is assisting the band during
their fair engagements.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Whitney have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Hodgdon, at Barre city.
Donald Comstock is home for a few
days vacation before returning to his
studies at Dartmouth college.
Mrs. ". P. Townsend vent to st.
Johnsbury Friday for weeks visit with
Mrs. Gertrude Hyde Goodrich.
Miss Nellie Luce has finished work in
the family Of j. A. r. Corwin and Miss
Lucinda Rogers has taken her place.
Several cases OF measles are reported in
town and vicinity, the result Of attending
the recent excursion to Ausable Chasm.
Mrs. Eugene H. Kennedy is at the
Heaton hospital, Montpelier. this week,
where she has gone for a second operation.
Miss Alice Moulton left Saturday
morning for Boston, where she is to at
tend the Fisher Business college at Winter
Hill.
Mrs. Zeruah seaver, who has been spend
ing few weeks with her sisters ia Town,
returned 10 her home in Washington
Friday.
Mrs. Anna McAllister, who has been
cooking al the Orange County hotel, is
taking vacation at her home in Wash
ington.
Miss Sarah Gustin. accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. Emery, went to Union Village
Tuesday TO visit Miss Gustin's nephew,
Or. Walter Gustin.
Miss Maude Ballou, who has been
spending the past month with Miss Maud
Merrill. returned 10 her home in Win
throp, Mass, Friday.
George NJ. Davis is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Philena Davis He returns soon 10
Meslej an university, Middletown, Conn.,,
where be has completed the freshman
year.
Mrs. Susan Sears and Miss Ellen Hatch,
who had been occupying the Vincent 4
house the past year, removed Saturday to 4
Boston, where they will make their future /
home.
Mrs. George Bailey and son, Dean, of I
Newbury are visiting Mrs. Frank H. KEN
ersOn. Mrs. Bailey is mother Of Miss 4
Ethel Bailey, who is teaching school in
Dist No. II.
fyhartis De,ap,oro ,.as a. bon,a from
seminary to 20 to the East
Corinth fair with the Chelsea Brass band.
Charlie is much needed in the band, as he
plays ope Of the clarinets.
Miss Flora NJ. Corwin, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
parents here, returned to Boston Saturday
afternoon. She is employed in the Massa-
ehusetts state department.
Col. c. S. Emery. II. X. Darling, Esq,
Sheriff W. II. sprague and Stanley z.
Wilson, Esq. attended the banquet of the
Vermont Fish and Game league neld at
Bluff Point, n. Y, last Friday.
Col. c. S. Emery's family have returned
from Lake Morey, where they have been
spending several weeks at their cottage.
Miss sallie Emery has returned to her
studies at ST. Johnsbury academy.
Dan p. Dickinson came home saturday
rom the Profile House, White Mountains,
y here he has been at work for W. +.
Davis. He left Monday morning for 4
where he is to attend the SEM
Tue many friends Of Miss Ella K Her
lick. daughter OF Rev. l.. T.. Herrick Of ,
Milton, will be pleased TO learn OF her re-
,ent appointment as art instructor in the
tate normal schools at Randolph and
Johnson.
- IL la
.udieuce listened To Or. Charlton's eX- :
eedingly interesting lecture, "Adritt and
i Anchor" His graphic descriptions Of
lis experiences as a sailor boy viii not
Don be forgotten.
Dyer ". Parker and Ralph Z. Walker :
cave next Monday for Portland, Ore,
where they win attend the Lewis 4 Clark /,
xpOsition and visit other points OF .
interest in the West. They are to be !
bsent about two months.
Miss Florence Marshall left Monday
morning for Boston, where she is to con-
niue teaching school the ensuing year.
Ier brother, Eliot Marshall, also left at :
he same time for GAMBIA, o., where he Is
rofessor in boys school.
John Goodrich drove two yokes Of large
ken from here saturday. One yoke he a
ought OF Calvin Goodwin on the west
in; thes weighed $500. The others he
htaincd from Mr.. Curtis IN Orangei TINS 4
oke tipped the scales at 5000. ;
Miss PAMELA Montague and Miss sabra 6
.vers Of Brooklyn, n. Y, visited at NJ. q.
oburns last week. Miss Montague,
hose age is 81 years, is an aunt OF Mrs. I
oburn. whom she had not seen for sever a
years. Miss Ayers is Mrs. Coburn's a
iece. a
lang Chase. whose home is in Cam v
ridge. Mass. and who has been visiting
obn &. Corliss for several DAYS past, left
uesdav for Bradford. Mr.. Chase was .
shoolmate ana chum 81 Air. Corl.ss and
nev have had a pleasant time reviewing
heir boyhood days,
Next Tuesday evening. the Junior Be- G
eyolcnt society will meet 10 the vestry OF z
h Congl church. This Is the fist OF a :
rios of meetings in which they are 10
arm OF .The Foreigners Who Live
wopr Us.n At this time they will be
I'd how these people come to ms by one
10 has visited Ellis island and seen the v
nmirrants Is thew come, and the way IN
hich the government cares for and helps n
,em. Not only the Juniors, bat their
,rents and friends, are invited to be pres
ID.
Twenty people went from here 70 .,
afford last Thursday to attend the we'd ~
'ng of Mr.. Richard II. Bacon and Miss
die NJ. Eastman. This event, although d