Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-08
Chelsea Home News.
H. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Miss Florence Whitney is home from
Barre city for few days.
Ernest A. Rowe of Hartford, Conn.,,
spent Sunday at II. S. Annis'.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby returned
from Randolph Monday night.
Mrs. Marietta o. Wood Of Berlin is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Irene Carpenter.
Myron A. Little and Herman Z. Davis
of Barre spent Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. II. ]. WyckoH and children are
spending this month al Twin Lake, Conn.
IL. Welcome of South Royalton was in
town for few days the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baraw Of Barton
Landing are visiting their son, Charles
Baraw. 4
Mrs. Eta G. Allen went to Lawrence
Mass. yesterday to remain for an indeh-
mite time.
Charlie Densmore is spending his vaca-
ton in Lowell, Mass, where he is study
ing music.
Stanley c. Wilson, an attorney at Mont
pelier. is assisting Hale X. Darling during
this term of court.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. c. II.
Allen, at East Barnard.
IA. r. Corwin returned home from
Boston Monday, where he has been visit
ing his sons the past week.
Archie Goodale OF South Royalton has
been driving the morning mail for lew
DAYS ia place of Mr.. Hutchins.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carpenter and son,
Hall. Of somerville. Mass, are spending
the week with relatives in town.
Mrs. d. g. stoughton and daughter,
Wealthy. Of South Royalton are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Cleveland.
Miss Rena Barnes visited her friend,
Miss Blanche Hutchinson, in Brooktield
last week, returning home Sunday.
Miss Polly Coburn, who had been in
WuliamstoWn the past few months, came
home Saturday and is to work ia the fam
| lis OF ". +. Hood this summer.
Eev. w. T. Sparhawk Of Randolph gave
| his illustrated lecture on the Yosemite
1 Valley last evening at the Congl church
under the auspices OF the Christian En-
deavoT society.
me eighth victim OF the Chelsea dog
poisoning fiend is Julian Hoods valua Die
wire haired fox terrier dog that ne re-
Gently brought up with him from Lowell.
/ The sire Of this dog was sold for $500, and
since then two OF his half brothers nave
| brought $500 each.
! Nellie S. (Magoon), wife Of David g.
Carr, died IN chelsea June VI tntphit
inflammation of the stomach, liver and
/ kidneys, aged SO yrs, 2 mos, II days. she
/ had been great sufferer for months, and
i since March Sd had eaten no solid TODD
and but a small quantity Of liquids. The
/ funeral was from the home Saturday al z
y. M, Rev. L. \. Moody officiating.
/ Burial was in Highland cemetery. She
I left besides her husband, one son, Edward
+ +. Carr, and a daughter, Mrs. y. A. lay
+ Tor, also a grandson II years old, who had
| lived with her since he was three years 81
age.
Mrs. May Dickinson, proprietor OF Or
ange County hotel. has an efficient corps
+ Of assistants in the various departments
during court. Seth +. Mills Of Lynn,
1 Mass, is clerk, assisted by Frank Dickin-
/ son. The hotel livery is in charge of 4. q.
f Dearborn, who has had several years eX-
/ perience in the livery business. A. T..
1 George is in charge Of the hotel barn.
4 Mrs. McAllister, who has been with the
/ house the past five years, is pastry COOK,
( and Mrs. Wallace Sanborn is meat cook.
j n the dining rooms are Misses Mamie and
! Florence Titus. Mrs. VIII Dickinson, Miss
4 Angie Flanders, Miss Anna spear and
+ Dan Dickinson. Mrs. Heber West ana
/ Mrs. Abbie Bixby are in charge Of the
4 chambers.