Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20
Chelsea Home News.
40. BrxHY. Local Editor.

III. u. BI4h1. lSOChA L1teS-'
Misses Mehard of Montreal are at the
Orange County hotel for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Densmore have
dissolved partnership by mutual arranse
ment.
Two sons of A. B. Carpenter of Boston
are spending the summer at George Dehs-
moreis.
Miss Anna Dearborn is spending the
week in Montpelier, visiting al +. H.
Tracy's.
Miss Florence whitney has been home
from Barre for a few days, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Roberts OF Barre is visiting
her brother, George b. Roberts, on lhe
/ West bill.
Rev. George o. Howe Of Randolph will
occupy the pulpit at the Cong chufeh the
next two Sundays.
Rev. Geo. O. Howe will preach al the
West hill church next Sunday ana one
week from Sunday.
DIR. Mary Burbank 5herburne OF Rut-
/ land is spending the summer with her Ia
Their, l.. A. Burbank.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moore and children
| OF Concord, n. IL, are visiting TINS wen
at Charles A. Densmore's.
/ Miss Vera BecSwith, who had been VS.
iting Mrs. Henry Hodgden Of Barre, re-
/ turned home Friday night.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goodrich OF Pam
+ field are visiting Mrs. Ann 4. LOSS VINO
/ is a sister OF Mrs. Goodrich.
/ Herman Davis OF Barre city is at the
home OF his father, G. NJ. Davis, recovering
from an attack OF the measles.
Miss Alice Moulton OF Boston Is the
new "helo" girl at Bradshaw = sN1teh on
the Orange County telephone me-
John NJ Atwood OF New York is at the
home OF his father, j. b. Atwood, aud eN-
poets to remain until after Old Home
week.
Miss Florence Marshall, teacher in the
Boston public schools, has come TO spend
the summer with her brother, DR.. Mar
shall.
After the G. Il. S. supper at the Cong'l
church Wednesday, July =, there VIII be
an organ concert by Miss sadie Eastman
OF STAFFORD.
Mrs. George J. Helmer joined her hus-
band, DIR. Helmer, iu New York Friday
morning fora yachting cruise down the
st. Lawrence.
The Edison monographs are gettine
quite common in this vicinity. ". n
Cook has placed seven machines IN ths
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaye johnson and
daughter of Minneapolis, MIMI, accom-
panied By Miss Minslow OF South Royal
ton, were in town saturday.
Byron Berry's mother, Mrs. HANNAH
Berry, who lives in Miss Clements house
: has been very sick the past week, but u
more comfortable at this writing,
Elmer McAllister, who works for tn
Lane Mfg. Co. al Montpelier, was hom'
over Saturday and sunday, visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. /. McAllister'
Mrs. Anna L. jerks and son, Harold, o
! Melrose, Mass, are boarding at tne aiisse
/, Andrus, and Misses Mildred jerks am
! Helen Hill from the same city are at Mis-
Mary Georges.
, II. l.. Flint OF Randolph in the past few
days has bought over hfty cows IN Thu
vicinity. He already has some sixty heat
: on his farm and seems to be making
corner in COWS.
!. DR.. +. II. Godfrey was in Burlington
last week attending meeting OF the stat
Board OF Medical Registration, OF whie
he is a member. There were 10 candidate
examined by the board.
L. II. Kennedy has hired Joseph Ben
nett of Springfield, Mass, to work ia hi
Q carriage shop for year. He gan wor
Tuesday. Mr. Bennett worked for Nj
a Kennedy part of last year and IS nrsl
class workman
r William p. Dexter OF Derby, Conn, wa
here last week for a short visit TO his pal
ents and brother. His father, Parker !
= Dexter, has been confined to the bed Il
some weeks. He viii be 80 years old I
! September.
The Chelsea baseball team played a
: Copperfield team at that place saturdd,
u The game resulted in favor OF Chelsea %
2 The umpire was Ned George Of We,
% Fairlev, one OF the best umpires OF bai
Il ball IN Orange county. Copperheld come
here soon for a return game and we ma
o look for hot one.
ir Willard Sanborn, formerly resident
this town, who was working m William
i town on the farm of Charles Perkins, vi
a killed by lightning yesterday forenoon
He was found dead in the woods. He lie
a wife. who was Miss Ida Palmer of tn
/ town, also a mother ana three brothers
this town. His age was about 40.
School in district No. 3, taught by Mr.
= Hattie Il. Bannister, closed June 3
y Number OF pupils, eight, with an averal
u daily attendance of seven. Those neithl
absent nor tardy we're Evelyn A. Spragu
George ID. Lyford, Clayton Il. Bea re-
Warren L. Walker and Olive Wake
,e Those not tar1y were Marion o. Mile
IN Ruth Mcconnell and Paul Bearor.