Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-29
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

The children of Walter W. Perkins have
the measles.
A new sidewalk is being constructed on
Maple avenue.
Hazen Foster and wife OF Barre are visit
| ing at Edwin Sanborn's.
George F. Griffin has finished work for
E. II. Kennedy and gone to Canada.
Wesley NJ. Davis is at work this
season for c. Z. Stanley OF Washington.
Miss Edith Dearborn is visiting her
brother, Wilder II. Dearborn,at Fairlee.
Miss Cynthia Townsend of Williams
town is visiting her brother, w. p. Towns
end.
Mrs. Judge Paul OF West Fairlee was
here last week with her husband at the
hotel
Next Saturday afternoon will be the
regular meeting OF Waterson Post, No. 40,
g. A. X.
LID. Clay of Felchville, with his son
and daughter, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Z. L. Bates.
There is a special meeting OF George
Washington Lodge, No. 81, f. and A. NJ,
tonight, for work.
Miss Belle Chandler Of Barre, who has
been at j. B. Bacon's the past week, re-
turned to Barre Monday.
Mrs. Charles Z. Godfrey has been visit
ing friends at Randolph and South Royal
ton, returning home today.
Albert H. Hatch of Faribault, Mimi, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. j. A. K. Corwin,
for the first time in fifteen years.
A court of the Independent Order of
Foresters is to be organized here tomorrow
night by S. w. Armstrong, high court
ranger of Richiord.
Rev. Willis 7. Sparhawk of Randolph
preached at the Cong'l church last Sunday
and has been engaged to supply the pulpit
through the summer.
Caspar A. Scott and wife of Scottsmore,
p. O., visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. Scott had just been married and this
was his wedding trip.
Mrs. William f. Davis has gone to the
Profile House, White Mountains, to spend
the summer. Mr.. Davis went there from
Boston some time before.
Mrs. Lucinda B. Underwood of Roches-
ter, N. H., and Mrs. Nellie Allen of Hud-
son, Mass, were in town Saturday and
engaged board at the Misses Andrus' for
the summer.
Richard II. Bacon. who has been work.
| ing in store at Middlebury the past few
months, is to spend the summer at home
with his father, 4. n. Bacon. His health
is improved.
I'D. Tracy was in Boston last week to
visit his sister, Miss Lyle Tracy. "Dickp
brought home a very intelligent looking
bull dog to take the place OF the one that
was poisoned last spring.
I Miss Blanche Townsend returned from
| Meriden, N. H., last week where she had
1 been the past few weeks assisting the
| graduating class for commencement exer-
cises at Kimball Union academy.
Fred e. Atwood OF Barton came Tues
day evening to visit his father, John b.
Atwood II there are any trout left in the
streams herea bouts, let them take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
"Throw no rubbish here" has been
posted by the selectmen on the branch
\ near the iron bridge, as well as on the
s'Jail Brook" The improvement society
has the rubbis cans distributed about the
village same as last season.
| School in District No. Z, taught by Eu-
nice d. Moulton, closed Friday, June %.
| Pupils having no marks were Alice But
| ton, Cora Hook and Myrtle Hook. john
nv Goss. Ruth, Roy and Ralph Gokey and
Lena Lyford were not absent.
e. NJ. Coburn, son of NJ. o. Coburn OF
this place, who has been with the swift
company at Hartford, Conn.,, for several
wears, was transferred this spring to Bur-
| lluklOus Nlss WHY Ahe NVAiluAAe
Gently opened a branch business. Mr..
Coburn is in charge of one Of the depart
i ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus. II. Carter Of
Lebanon, n. H., accompanied from South
| Royalton by Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Davis OF
Bethel, came Friday afternoon in Mr..
Carriers automobile to visit Mrs. Geo. l..
Stow, who is Mr.. Carter's aunt. The
party returned to Bethel via Williams
town Gulf Sunday.
Elgin d. Barnes has been elected presi-
dent OF the Chelsea Old HomeWeek asso-
citation in place OF Col. c. S. Emery, re-
signed. II is now decided that Old Home
week, Aug. IA to 20, will be observed, and
the invitations are being sent out to some
500 former residents this week. This Is
the third time Old Home week has been
celebrated here and it is expected to make
the celebration this year TO equal or excel
those Of the past. The program, of course,
is not yet fully arranged, but will be soon.