Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
Chelsea Home News.
h. o. B1xBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. Arthur +. Bacon's aunt, Mrs. Rose
| Hood, OF Lowell, Mass, is visiting her.
| +. ID. Barnes has sold the Vincent house
on Main street to Fred w. Lewis for $3.50.
A large tree on c. /. Hoods farm was
struck by lightning last week Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Anna L. Kent Of Minneapolis.
Mimi, Is visiting at Walter II. Emery's
for two weeks.
Miss Leopie NJ. Thorne went to North
Pomfret Saturday, where she is 10 teach
school this fall.
Miss Sanford returned 10 Lowell, Mass,
Saturday. She has been at the hotel the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester II. Bryant OF Lin
coin were in town Monday and Tuesday
visiting friends
Ned Hatch went Monday to Munson,
Mass, where he is to attend school at the
Munson academy.
Mrs. May l.. Dickinson and Mrs. II. o.
Bixby were in Barre and Montpelier
visiting friends last week.
Richard Perkins, who has been spending
the summer vacation at r. NJ. Perkins,
has returned to bis home in Gloucester,
Mass.
Mrs. James Roberts, who has been at
George Hatch's since Old Home week, re-
turned to her home in Lowell, Mass, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atwood have re-
turned home from Piermont, y. H., where
they have been visiting Mrs. Atwood's
sister.
Mrs. Sarah Hatch Bennett OF Springfield,
Mass, has been visiting relatives in town
the past few days. she went to Randolph
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary j. Rathburn was called to
South Woodstock Saturday by the serious
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Amanda
Hazard.
Geo. +. H6tch's the past two weeks, re-
turned 70 her home in Lowell, Mass,
Saturday.
]. b. Bacon and wife returned from
Saratoga Springs, n. ", Saturday. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Baconis sister,
Mrs. Harris, and her daughter from
Lincoln, Neb.
r. Eliot Marshall Of Gambler, O., hiss
been visiting his brother, DR.. A. T. |
Marshall Another brother. Andrew Mar /
shall, lawyer in Boston, was also here
a day last week.
County Examiner John NJ. Comstock |
was called to Bradford saturday to adjust |
matter OF school conveyance for a menu |
Der OF Hiram w. Cartoons family, which |
was amicably arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F. Gibbs OF East /
Wareham. Mass, are at Leslie F. Smiths. /
They came to assist in the care OF Mrs.
Gibbs brother, Martin V. B. spiller, who
has been sick for some time.
DIR. Cecil Rogers and wife OF New York
city, who have been at the Orange County
hotel the past month. left for New York
Sunday night. They were accompanied
by DR.. Rogers mother, Mrs. Julia A.
Rogers, Of Lowell, Mass.
Mrs Emma NJ Davis OF Newton. Mass,
widow Of the late Rev. Dir. VIM. II. Davis,
pastor Of Eliot church, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Clara +. Avery, OF De-
troit, Mich, has been in town at GeJ.
L. Slows.
Owing to the Indictment weather, the
successful tent meetings will be continued
this week, closing Sunday night. Meet
ings will begin Sunday at lO:45 a. m, ?
and 1880 p. m. These meetings are in
charge Of Rev o. l.. Barnard Of Underhill,
who is assisted by Rev. A. II. Baker OF
Randolph Center, Rev. and Mrs. Z. +.
Wells OF South Royalton, Rev. q. {:
Charlton OF Putney, Rev. l.. y. Moody OF
Chelsea, and Rev. Fred Daniels Of Barnard
will be here the last Of the week.
The Chelsea baseball team went to East
Randolph Saturday, where they played
the fifth game with the East Randolph
team. Each club had previously won
two games, so this was the rubber, ana
resulted in favor OF the Chelsea team, u
10 2. The East Randolph team seems 10
be about the only team that has the
courage TO play a return game with the
Chelsea club. Joseph Comolli and Fred
Pickering, members OF the Chelsea base
ball team, make a battery that IS rarely
squalled IN any local club.
Mrs. Julia A. Mills died at shirley,
Mass, Saturday morning OF typhoid
lever, after an illness OF four weeks, aged
p wears. Her home was in Lynn, Mass.
and she went to Shirley to visit her friend, :
Mrs. Fred Weeks, where she was taken
sick. Mrs. Mills was the daughter of the
ate r. W. Nation OF this town. The
remains were brought here Monday morn
ng, accompanied by her sons, seth +.
Mills, who has been spending the summer
mere. and Sidney NJ. Mills OF Boston, also
her sister, Mrs. Ida Gardner, OF Lynn,
Mass. The funeral was Monday after
noon from the Congl church, Rev. Willis
r. Sparhawk officiating. The interment
vas in the family lot at Highland eeme-
ery. She left, besides the two sons and |
lister, one daughter, Ruth ;. Mills, who
las been spending the summer with rela-
ives here, and a brother, W. NJ. Nation
II this town. also sister, Mrs, Bigelow
n the West.