Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BxBY. Local Editor.

Automobiles were quite conspicuous
II here sunday
Mis-. Nettie Corwin is visiting at Z A..
Davis IN Bethel.
gIrsI- q. stratton Of Fairlee is visiting
AZ Mrs. Ellen Cooley's.
Miss I.ora Hood is home from Boston
Gr the summer vacation.
son was born Friday morning 10 Mr..
and Mrs Harvey " Spear.
Nrs. j NJ. sanford Is visiting IN Wind
sdr and West Lebanon, \. II.
UBss. r. Dickinson OF Waits River was
in town Friday and Saturday.
Ed. Abbott Is working in the new
furniture shop at South Royalton.
Mrs. Chas A. Bacon went to Hanover,
g. a.. Tuesday for few days visit.
Donald Comstock is home from Dart
mouth college for the summer vacation.
Miss sadie Jones has finished work at
south Royalton and Is at home for a short
time.
Lebanon. n. h., spent Sunday with his
imly iu town.
Cleveland Gould % Haverhill, Mass. is
fhe guest 81 Mrs. Hattie Jones on Yer
shire street this week.
Miss Marion Camp, who has been visit
lug friends &C Washington, n. H., re-
turned home last week.
Aiiss LYLE Tracy Of Boston Is spending a
tNd weeks vacation with her parents,
Sir and Mrs. &. o. Tracy.
Chas. Dsnsmole Is home from Mont
Bglltr seminary, and Ned Hatch from
MuusQu academy az Munson, Mass.
All Billings and family OF lebanon
q. H., ore visiting az Arson Ormshy's
Nrs, Billings daughter Of Mr.. Ormshy
C.I Hood Of Lowell. Mass, has been
the guest ~ Dts brother, WA. i. Hood,
The past feW days. having arrived Friday
afternoon.
Miss Beta Abbott. who works at the
br.LhiWo0d south Royalton, was home
i1f ieH days asst week, returning Mon
cas- morning.
Charles Flanders Of Boston and Perry
Flanders % Potter Place, y. a., were the
guests @. their uncle, A. W. Whitney, a
few days last week.
rhs following stores viii close July 9th
a. go O'Clock q. m..-Ordway. Holmes y
t0., J, A. R, Corwin q son. II. y. san
born, W. w. Perkins, WIS Hatch, Z. q
Tracy.
Anumber from here attended the dedi.
Washington Monday, and the stormy in
a.eatIons Of the weather kept many more
81 home.
The teachers and the pupils OF No, ?
appreciate the assistance given IN getting
lne organ for the school and especially hy
tle one y no has spent so much time to
procure It.
Mrs. 4 Il. Rogers OF Nashua, y. IL,
came Friday for a short visit 10 her
I1H kl.H n kra FEfn
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon and Mrs. W. II. Hill.
she returned home Monday.
Mrs. Lewis n. Moody went to Burling-
ion last Friday for treatment at the Mary
fletcher hospital. The many friends OF
Icy. and Mrs. Moody hope for her speedy
return and much improved health.
Mrs. Lucie Rogers Of Barre is visiting
4-f brother, B. f. Smith, also Mr.. ana
Alrs +. NJ. Smith OF Williamstown ana
Arthur smith and family OF Randolph
were guests Of b. L. Smith the first Of the
week.
The carpenters have begun work this
week on Fred G. Nsldo's new house.
winch IS 10 be one OF the finest farm I
houses 10 this vicinity for many miles.
\. 2. Godfrey, +. W. Lewis and W g.
N2odWln are al work there.
Chelsea court, /. o. f.. and Camp No. /
4, :, ", have united forces for dance m
.as Town hail Wednesday evening, July
llh. i Is intended 10 make this pleas T,
sni affair for all who come. As u was not /
seeded 70 have il until late date, every
lodF please take notice and spread the
news as far and fast as possible.
The Democratic caucus last Friday
4isnJ was well attended aud the following /
delegates were elec' ed 10 attend the state
al1 district conventions TO be held IN Bur
~ gton today:-W. n. Beckwith, II. y. 3
hA7y, j. B. Atwood. They were IN
s,racted 10 vote against fusion. The town I
committee elected were c. NJ. Beckwith' I
T. @ Bixby, J. 3. Atwood, L. \. Lucas J
>. H- Edwards
The severe thunderstorm last FRIDAY did
much damage in the north and west pert
or me town. Whole fields Of grain, corn
sud potatoes were made almost complete I
fecS. HaiistOnes 10 the depth OF TWO
tsel we're seen beside the road where theA
A3d rolled down the hillside and piled up
ri rows. some Of the hailstones measured T
,-fae inches IN circumference The nelde
deeply quilted by the rush OF waters
'AA in some places the roads were mace I
ASA bic. With frost and hail both, Y
ses q rather doubtful look for the corn
51a this year