Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06
Chelsea Home News.
90. BIxRY. LooaI Edllor.

Mad Hatch left Monday for Monson,
~ where be is attending school.
Burroughs and wife Of Corinth
s--s quests at A. /. Dexter's Saturday.
,r.s H.yle Tracy OF Boston is visiting
bs- garenls. Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Tracy.
,ff.--t p. Bugbee o. East Boston spent
srrasg With his father, Erastus Bugbee.
,r.s Ellie Corliss. who has been al II. J.
Ts#- fhe past week, returned home sat
. uralT.
Miss Emma Carr is teaching school IN
O-srye this term and Miss Nora Taylor IA
WHgmstown'
Frank Dickinson returned 70 school at
Narneier Monday and Ned Hatch 70
Maa-1a, Mass
AZ Ina Mrs. J. ID. knight Of Boston
Waza quests % lion ~ n balhhB the
first ai the week.
wr.. Clarence Castle and daughter, Mil
dad % Ogdensburg, y. y, are guests OF
Wr. Fred Blake.
FL. Sorthrop and wife Of Boston are
visiting Mrs. Northropts parents Mr. ana
Nfs Carl kings6ury.
Miss Florence G. Webster Is spending
th.s week with her aunt, Mrs. !. &. Robin
son. Iu Nilliamstown.
Mr.. Nina sammis OF Northampton,
Na-... made a short visit last week 20 her
s.s.er, Mrs sarah x. Garvin.
sr.s sarah b. Harris Of Lincoln, Neb#,
ia guest 81 Mrs. Ada Bacon. She Is
uise. d HE late John 3. Bacon.
Nss Margaret Comstock went Monday
20 ST. JuhBsbury, where she Is 70 attend
school a. the st Johnsbury academy
Charles r. Corwin, wife and son. after a
. fs#r weeks visit IN town, left Monday
4 forenoon for Boston In their automobile.
81 faH
hsre been visiting Mrs. Coys sister, Mrs.
sylvia Dearborn, and other friends ~
George E. Folsom, wife and son Of
Providence, r. l., have been visiting his
father, George Folsom, and other friends
iH town.
Dr. Walter ;. Gustin aud wife Of Union
Vlage visited has aunt, Miss Sarah Gus
tin. Thursday and Friday. The doctor
eaHe To his auto.
Carroll Little has finished work in the
Chelsea market and gone to the seminary
ID Montpelier tu-attend school. Archie I.
George lakes bis place In the market.
Niss Edith r. Hood OF Boston is spend
iug two weeks With her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs Ezra Hood. She returns soon 70
Boston TO continue her studies al SIN
mons college.
Cards have been received announcing
Che marriage OF Miss Ella X. Herrick 81
Milton, 10 Henry I. johnson OF East
Randolph, Aug. 81. They are to reside al
Es-I Randolph.
L. %. parkhurst and sou. Fred, have just
completed a two weeks job Of painting on
The schoolhouse at East Barre. They
have been engaged for other work there
% by done soon.
Sir. and Mrs. Elmer Bradbury and son
q Bellows Falls came last week 10 VISIT
h., mother, Mrs r. +. Peters. Mr.. Brad
bury returned Monday. The others are 70
remain during the week.
Fay Thompson has moved to WARSAW,
NY, where be has Job for the winter.
De has rented his house near the boopip
shop 90 Mr.. Madison, who has been iivlng
10 u. ". Spears house on south MAN
st5-et,
Mr and Mrs. +. ID. Fuller and son,
Glenn. vent to Corinth Wednesday. Aug.
g, % md the wedding Of their cousin,
Bliss lvis raplin. VITO was married 70
Fred t. Mashburn Of South Corinth Inc
ceremony took place at the home or the
bride and was very pleasant AFFAIR
20. ID. l2th Regt., VI Vols, held their
annual reunion Saturday, sept. z, IN >. v.
hlil. 90 the 81 members living, the fol-
loving twelve were present - Lieut.
james l.. Farnham, George Durkee, Dr.
SOM uurgee ana Nathaniel GoodW ln'
la1briige; Warren Gilman, Lowell
Mas, RAYMOND b. Lord. Orange; Alba
+. Bahouon. Washington; Charles Dodge,
sfa1lrd B. II. Adams, James SANFORD
Robert Laird aud A. Barnes, Chelsea.
lhs following officers were elected r.
Prs, James l.. Farnham, Iunbridge
seer Joseph II. Griffith, Manchester, n
T. Is, Com, A. +. Bohonon, Washing
tg1. George Durkee and e. b. smith, lun-
.d.Ee The annual dinner was served st
7. D. Dickinson's. Il was voted 10 hoid
tA- next reunion at Chelsea.
Nr. sud Mrs. George Stephenson BiXby,
VIC have been in tow the past four Week >
t.lfued 20 their home IN New YORK eHg
t-laE. M BiNby is a successful lawyer
tae 3irs. BiNby, known IN musical circles
p 43rlg Parcallo Bixby, Is coniralto
stA known in England and this country
s not only beautiful singer, but y
80 composer Of songs and has one on
t-e most beautiful studios in this country
2. carnegie hall. Mrs. Bixby was educated
-aa1, spending several years IN Hsly'
-iAauE and France. She was IN LONDON
tae musical season this year durn
t-a months Of June and July and had
st-t success singing in concerts aud re-
..->, lerhsps the most successful being
tA AFFstal Palace July t8, where the audi
- numbered ten thousand people.
eat 70 322 names on the checklist, but
.tad at Freeman's meeting luesdAl
'a-aF received 16a. Clement "a, Hanson
I 4a The county ticket the local candi-
a.5s received special compliments, sto"
probate judge having l13 votes "
--l %, while Sprague Tor sheriff hau
votes % Miller's IS. But fe@ vote
,'s rejected. Hale X. Darling, Repubh :
vas again chosen representative ~
handsome vote Of $50 TO - cast LOT
sl-ph II. Edwards. Democrat. on the
la9aneemsnt OF the ballot Mr.. Daring
s1i. very acceptable speech and invited invited
Ir 70 evening reception IN the low
- Alr. Edwards received a nne com,
iary vote, being ahead OF that q
rltF Tor several years. AT MI. D5Il-