Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-19
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY. Local Editor.
'o,sras County Democratic conven-
ton.

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ton.
The Democratic voters OF Orange county,
N sre hereby called TO meet in mass con-
fsrt.-r IN me Town hall at Chelsea, In
.sH a1unty. on Wednesday, the first day
n August, 1906. al II a m, TO nominate
Fl ~ faII19ine county officers to be voted
q ~ al fhs next ensuing biennial election.
Two senator's, two assistant judges OF the
county court, two judges OF probate a
stais attorney, sheriff and high pail
h. together with any other county officers
provided for bY law, and 10 transact any
other proper business.
a. A. OiMsrEAD, ii. NJ. MILLER, II. o.
BEHf. Orange County Democratic Com
Mite.
Dated at Chelsea. in said county, this
18th day Of July, 1906.
Srr. Gukey aud Mr.. Rhodes OF STAFFORD
were 10 town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Alger Of STAFFORD
we're guests at b. y. Smiths Saturday.
IeEyb McWhorter OF Barre is spending
he agaA with his uncle, G. III. Coriiss.
Allison +. George Is working for ID. g.
st0ughton at south Royalton this week.
son weighing ten pounds was born
Ffsag TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur {. Barber
Remember the promenade in the Town
hall t7night. Good time; everybody come.
A. b George. who has been working on
tha road, is now haying for l.. II. Bohon-
on
Rev. Willis T. sparhswk OF Randolph is
10 preach at the Congl church next sun
day
Miss Carrie Bemis Carleton Of Barre city
VISITED al IL. o. BIXby's Friday and satur-
day
Fred A. smith Of Manchester, \. H., Wis
tied lis father, y. r. Smii b, the first OF the
week
Frank Gilman had the misfortune 70
lose one OF the horses OF his chestnut pair
last week.
Daa Dickinson. who has been with his
mother the past two weeks, returned 10
Montpelier Friday.
Hon. and Mrs. J. X. Darling returned
Tuesday night from four days visit 70
friends in Corinth.
Miss L. c. Hatch, who has been ~
Massachusetts, since early spring, returned
home Monday night.
Rev. and Mrs. George +. Lake leave to-
morrow for silver Bay, Lake George, n
y. 90 be absent two weeks.
Frank Dickinson Is home from Mont
pei5r for few weeks vacation with MS
mother, Mrs. May l.. Dickinson.
ing friends in Nershire and vicinity the
past TWO weeks, returned home Sunday.
sheriff and Mrs. W. Il. Sprague were
aRay asst week on a carriage drive 70
P.sllheld, Cabot aud Caspian lake,
Greensboro.
Miss Mary McWhorter and Master
Utley New horter Of Barre city spent last
week with their uncle, {. II. Corliss, re-
turning home sunday afternoon.
Road Commissioner NJ. o. Gates finished
work on the highways for the present sat
uriay night. There were eight Gays
extra work caused by the recent washouts'
Edwin W. Lewis, his sou, Horace, and
daughter, Almyra, VINO have been spehu.
ing Two weeks with relatives here, left last
Friday for their home in Fort Wayne mo.
Miss Flora NJ. Corwin is at her fathers
for q two weeks vacation before entering
upon her new work at the state house
Boston, in the Office of the secretary OF the
q commonwealth.
DR. Fred l.. Beekwith is building new
barn, 2ix26. which will be a very eonNeh-
TENT and cosy structure when completed.
The work is being done by {. \. Dear
born. Charles A. Bacon and 4. +. Wallace
Rev. Lewis y. Moody and son, Paul, lett.
Friday Tor Waterbury and vicinity. Mr.
Moody VIII be absent three weeks on
Mrs. Moody AZ tbe hospital in Burlington
are very satisfactory. and it Is expected
she can leave there soon, but viii mol &c
able to return home for several weeks
Congressman and Mrs. ID. j. Foster
with their daughter, Mildred, OF Barling-
ton came Saturday and spent SUNDAY ~
the Orange County hotel. returning Mon
DAY afternoon. Mrs Foster was formerly
Miss Mabel Ailer OF this town. Mr.. fos-
ter has many warm friends here, VIM
watch with pleasure his successful career
ln Congress.
Rev. H. r. Merrill Of Fairlee preached 81
the Methodist church last sunday NOR
ing and at the West Hill church IN the
Hiternood. Mr.. Merrill is working N ths
interests 81 the n. r. sabbath Protective
league, which has its headquarters ~
fremont Temple, Boston. Mhne Wy
league does not advocate the old Pufltau
sunday blue laws il does seek to MAINTAIN
the sabbath as a civil rest day ana uas
Tor religious uses. snd TO secure better Ieg-
isiation in the interest 81 the workihs MA"
and Of good citizenship.
Last week runaway that might have
proved a serious matter occurred on Aa-ll
street. VIII Densmore had been InoNins
grass for Orcntt BiNby and left MS team
for moment. W hen they started Tor hoiis
ln a hurry. When the horses startea' J.
threw the machine IN gear ana u Nen.
down the street in full action, reaas % ~.
its way through any obstacle u met, ~
team was stopped when It reached nome
but telephone pole bad somew nat aaul.
aged the machine. The horses eseapeu
with very little injury and no person Wa
injured In the episode.
The horse OF Il. q. Dearborn that hao
been so sick the past three weeks sno
tried so hard to live was killed Monday
The animal was first taken with q sever.
case of "black water DR.. Hin gave I