Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-03
Chelsea Home News.
N R1xnY. Local Editor.

q Oa'si 10 work for few weeks.
AZ = Poole OF Montpelier is visit
H. sister. Mrs. 5. II. Godfrey.
+-,,,r Dewey was called TO South
Hai.s sunday by the illness OF his
n}insi' Corwin is repairing the inside
4 80 bogse Henry Magoon Is doing
Il 5e work,
g.,,srt Eingsbury and wife OF West
~. yisited at Ire Thompson's Satur-
a An and sunday
a n, and Mrs. Fred II. Folsom OF
..ilii;.eestoyu spent Saturday and Sunday
81 r+b the Misses Andrus.
1 ION Berry left Tuesday morning for
tIsmUshire and Maine where he ex-
80 to spend the summer.
,f-s Deunison Briggs Of Williamstown
n town Saturday. Mrs. Briggs is
..5ybtsr Of the late Gilbert Smith.
g.. A. Il. Pratt OF North Clarendon
- saturday night TO spend a week
m her sister, Mrs. Alice Haekett.
n, and Mrs John b. Atwood, who
- baen spending the winter az Dor
.s.ter Mass. returned home yesterday.
p gicknell has been appointed fish
a came commissioner for the town OF
ll5bridge by state Commissioner
1 g,s F.. 4. ordway and daughter.
"a arrived Friday night from South
- pires. &C. Mr.. 0rdway is to come
"a ina few days.
q W,s C. A. Densmore and son, Tom, are
81 lining friends in Concord, y. H., aud
rrsI Mass. They are 10 be absent three
F. rsss or more.
"A CARPENTER and daughter, Hope,
- tuesday for few days visit 10 his
5ssr. Mrs. Irene Carpenter, and other
rsadges in town.
Miss Eunice d. Moulton has finished
IN fu the family OF ii. o. Bixby ana Is
I a,bipg school ia the Dickerman dis
4 fH 10 Iunbridge.
Archie George has finished work for
Il Dearborn ia the Chelsea livery
4 ssble and Ben Goodrich has taken his
rsse iOr a few weeks.
Mrs. Fred n. stanton and son. Ralph,
4 eBrgei from Boston and vicinity Friday,
5ere they had been the past three
i weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. 4. Hood. who has been in
a Saw York with her daughter, Mrs.
"A gorge J. Helmer, the past six weeks,
4 ntlraed home last night.
Wsterson Post, No. IS, q. A. r., holds its
Fl Bslt regular meeting saturday at p. m.
h Business concerning Memorial day IS TO
II D settled OF this time, and all should be
N crescent.
IA Willis f.. Lougee Of New York and Mrs.
Il Fnnk Allen OF Gambia, y. H., came FRI
n dsy night TO attend the funeral Of their
"A hher John e. L0ugee. They returned
Monday morning,
n As Rev. +. n. Moody OBLIGATED At the
a1snl OF Albert Thompson. which was
sd Ito the Methodist church sunday
aleruO0u, there was no preaching service
81 The West hill church.
n A daughter was born April 18th to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Monkey II Lawn, Cal.
Nr. and Mrs. Mo1ley we're former resi-
cents OF this pigce, having moved 10
California about three years ago.
There wasa large crowd Of people at
i1e auction Of Col G. 5. Emery's house
bold goods last Thursday. Auetioneer
e &. Godfrey kept all m good spirits sud
| s1t good prices Tor the goods under the
| 4mmer,
Among those who came 20 attend the
aleral Of Hon J., 3. Bacon Tuesday were
tF C. $ Emery Of Newport, John w.
htl Charles W. Hall and wife OF Quincy.
Ms, Miss Elizabeth Perry Of Bridge
ssg Mass, HI. .. Woodruff, Dr. b. w.
bEg nd Miss belle Chandler Of Barre.
Ng Blanche Hutchinson, who had
tsa u the family Of J. b Bacon the
l three weeks, returned 10 her home At
tia brookheld last week Thursday and
p.aee was taken BY Miss Lizzie
.tains9n. Miss Hutchinson is teaching
l}al u her home district, beginning
ia Monday.
Ahlu Thompson, who was taken to the
s. oh
setks ago, died IN that institution April
y aged about S. years. He had been a
'.-sfer from heart trouble for some time
a-l passed away suddenly while sitting in
L' 2hair lie served for more than three
alis 90 the Civil war in a Massachusetts,
tsmeut. The remains arrived here sat
-'day morning aud the funeral was held
eladay afternoon in the Methodist
Sl4feh, Rev T.. y. Moody officiating
.lt burial was In Highland cemetery. He
survived by wife.
4 John e, Lougee, aged % years, died at
,ae home Of Phil Clough April 25 Of heart
essase' lie was a veteran OF the Civil
az, having served in Co. ID, 18th Regt.,
Il U Vol He had been married four times,
ls last wife surviving him. He LEFT four
y,i1.Iafcn-Mrs. W. ID. Hook OF this town,
wills +, Lougee OF New York, LOUIS Nj.
-.lsee OF Iunbridge and Mrs. Frank Al
4 t4 OF Gambia, n. II. The funeral was
lsll Sunday afternoon from the Method
" church, Rev. l.. \. Moody officiating,
'Il vas attended by several old veterans
20 mad been members OF his company
ala regiment. lie was buried in the Gem
nv at North Tunbridge near II. Q.
Nhrence Smith, who has been running
KS electric light plant the past year, has
-lshsd work for the company and
loved his family to South Royalton last
/ -.-tasy' where he is 10 work In the new
IhHufe shop just opened there. MT.
mn has given the patrons very good
sAt since be has been here. viii IL.
y'A' the popular telephone operator IN
eeuiral office Of the Orange County
phone Co. in Bixby's store, has been
saged by the Chelsea Electric Light
Iu hobbin Co. to take charge OF the
n W NJ. lights in place OF Mr.. Smith.
~. Cock viii be missed at the central
Ice not only as an operator, bat he had
9me one OF the most efficient trouble
--1sfs IN the service ~ the company.
Educational Meeting.
mere viii be an educational meeting at
80 nail, Chelsea, Monday, MAY IL.
-1u leets- Forenoon, 10 o'clock, I'm
-gttmeut OF Schools afternoon, ,