Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-09
Chelsea Home News,
40. BlxBY. Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Dufur Of Bradford
were 10 town last week Wednesday
raarles Flanders and wife OF Bradford
yi.Hsdat A. ". Whitney's last week.
son. weighing eight pounds, was born
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taplin.
Miss Bertha Holmes Of East Brookfeld
v.sHe8 her brother, w. G. Holmes, last
W.-. Lillian wightman Of Cleveland, o.,
came Monday 10 visit her sister, Mrs. b.
N-s &. W. Bliss Of West Fairlee was
rre.. 20 her cousin, Mrs. c. II. Coriiss,
last week.
Mrs Lizzie sanborn and son Of Barre
SIC sitting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Id
EiH -snborn.
Yr. and Mrs. F. W. Jackson and son Of
Barre we're al the Orange County hotel for
dinner sunday.
Nr.aud Mrs. Harry j. Corwin Of Low
elL Moss, came Monday. They are al j..
A. Is. larwins.
Mrs. Julia Rogers Of Lowell, Mass,
cam. .ast week Thursday. She is 81 the
Orange County hotel.
Mrs Fred Folsom OF Williamstown is
spending two weeks with her mother,
Mrs Nellie Alexander.
Mrs. Charles Diekey OF Lowell, Mass,
has come 20 spend the month with her SIS
ter Mrs e. A. Densmore.
Arthur +. Bacon was called TO Wolcott
Tuesday TO attend the funeral Of bis niece,
An. Minnie Bacon Arbuekie.
Mrs Helen smith, who has been in
town the past two weeks, returned 10 her
home iH West Fairlee Tuesday.
Mrs Fred Morey and Mrs. Wellington
Of Inaf Nafrlas4 NE a 4 l.
p. Marey's Friday and Saturday.
Miss suzanne 4. Titus and Miss Estelle
NJ. Titus Of New York city are among the
guests al the Orange County hotel.
The check list is posted, containing
about 80 names. II your name is not
there you should look after It at once.
Ml-s Jeanette smith OF Mediord, Mass,
sspe1dng the month at her old home m
the family Of her brother, b. w. smith.
ur a. II. Paul OF Bridgeport, Conn, and
Viii Rogers OF New York city arrived
Tuesday morning for their annual yaca-
ton.
Rev. W. E. Allen OF Craftsbury, who
was pastor Of the NJ. +. church for eight
years was In town for brief visit last
Weas
Miss Florence e. Marshall of Boston,
teacher ma the Boston public schools, came
Marshall.
Dr. George J. Helmer left Monday night
for bis home on the Hudson, New York:
lie nsy return for a few days the last OF
The month.
Mrs George II. Hutchins and son, Leon,
who had been at DIR. +. II. Godtrey's the
past week, returned to their home IN East
Barre sunday.
Z. O.. Dearborn carried Walter 5. Goss
aud Charlie Densmore to Lake Morey
Monday for two weeks outing at that
renowned summer resort.
There viii be a social hop at the town
hall, Friday evening. Aug. 10. Music, Mr..
snd Mrs. Slack. Floor director, ii. r.
Bryant. Everybody is invited.
Miss Emile b. Hall, daughter OF the late
Martin 5, Hall of Fitchburg, Mass, Is VS.
tng her uncle and aunts, Sam q. Han,
Misses Naneie and Martha Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bodies, who have
been at Charles Taplin's the past month,
LETT saturday for New Bedford, Mass. MT.
Bodies formerly lived at George Iaplin's.
Hon. Fletcher ID. Proctor and Hon. }. L.
Martin Will address a Republican rally 10
be held here next Thursday afternoon,
probably on the common. The chelsea
band viii attend.
Miss Amelia Raknes of Chicago Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. +. Edwing. MISS
Eaknes Is employed in the store OF Mar
shall, Field Co., and is to spend month $
vacation with her sister.
Mrs. G. d. Fuller and son, Glenn, re-
turned home from Lowell, Mass, Thurs
cay, where they had been the past two
weeks. They were accompanied by T. +.
ruler, who came to visit his brother.
Mrs f. w. Bixby, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Misses Hazel T.. and Myr-
W 4. BiXby, went TO Lebanon, y H.
Wednesday, where they are to spend the
remainder Of the week visiting friends
John D. Ballou had the misfort lne to
nave valuable 2-year-old colt killed oy
lightning during one of the severe elec-
I5leal storms last week. This colt was one
OF matched pair which he hoped 10 ralse
HOT valuable team.
John NJ. Atwood returned to Boston
sunday afternoon after vacation OF 1--WE
weeks with his parents here. Mr.. ATWOOD
Is employed by the John K. Ainsley 20. q
BOSTON as travelling salesman, most OF ms
territory being IN Massachusetts,.
Hon. Marcellus Gould, accompanied by
ms wife and daughter, Mrs. Ella p
S1lnti arrived Sunday afternoon rom
concord, y. H, in their beautiful ElnorS
touring car. They are to spend seVefai
usys here at the Orange County hotel.
Mrs. Zeruah Seaver Of Washington, who
mas been in town with friends the past re-"
weeks, returned to her home SUNDAY.
4ler son, Ernest NJ. Seaver, wife ana sou
zane to accompany her home. They were
guests at H. o. Bixby's.
Mrs. Mary Dunbar Rathburn celebrated
Aer blst birthday last week Thursday Dy
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nancy n. Magoon,
ana her cousin, Mrs. Dan p. Magoon' 10
washington. Mrs. Rathburn was the re-
NaHleuE nf from hnf n and nAssEu q
very pleasant day, as she had not seen her
aunt Tor several years.
Mrs Alice Hadley and her niece, Miss