Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
chelsea Home News.
10. BrxBY. Local Editor.

c Emery, who has been critically
E S vi pneumonia, Is reported better.
~ ,-,.,,ers for Memorial day should be left
sa,s n Veterans hall Tuesday, the
18th. ys..ae,.. . H..
~. W, yisit his daughter, Mrs. NJ. A. Car
=. and Mrs. Angelo Beede Of Waits
-. listed at L. A. Dickinson's last
Monday.
49, Jbsie Hubbard has gone to East
nAtGseld 10 keep house for Edwin
Ms Mary j. George returned home
.lTbrrsaav from a visit to friends in
Boston and vicinity
II dickinson and MIS-. John Dodge
,Uaits River visited at K. 3. Dickinson's
4 Isst week Wednesday.
charlie Densmore was home over Sun
A., from Montpelier seminary visiting his
father, c. A. Densmore.
u,s Nellie Alexander, who has been
srending the winter with friends in the
West. has returned here.
~. n. o. Bixby has so far recovered
he, usual health as to be able to walk
down street to the store.
SW HINT. the barber, Is to be at Tot
mans store, No. Tunbridge, Thursdays,
where he will have char.
pslnb Gilman OF Lisbon, Y. H., has been
4 visiting his father and brother, Frank and
Dssp Gilman. the past week.
Mss Elsie Hill is working in the family
"a n Adams. Jr., and Miss Marion
Csnp FOR Mrs. Ann e. Goss.
r.W. Lewis and VIII Goodwin have
y mt completed the laying OF a new hard
Il wood floor in the Congl church.
II Mrs VIII Bremner and son, Earl, OF
Il Tro Harbors, Mimi, have been guests at
Fred E. Goodwin's the past week.
rs.F. n. Tracy, wife OF Sheriff Tracy
AZ Wontpelier, Is the guest of Mrs. Rox-
sBua Jones on North Main street.
Tbeladies of the Cong1 church are to
serve a dinner in the church parlors
Wednesday, May 30, Memorial day.
Miss Ida E. Lougee has gone to Ran
dolph Center for few weeks, when she
4 viii 20 to Gambia, n. H., to visit her aunt.
Mrs. Emily Marshall has been in Straf-
ford The past week with her friend, Mrs.
R5well, during the last days OF Nathan y.
DO.
Herbert Comstoek returned home from
i Hanover, n. H., Monday night, where he
had been visiting his brother at Dart
mouth college.
Mrs. Z. A. Dickinson, who was called TO
West Corinth last week by the illness OF
her sister. Mrs. C.. g. Blake, returned
tome Sunday.
High Chief Ranger S. A. Armstrong OF
Rchiord was in town on Saturday and
Sunday looking after the interests OF Chel-
sea Court, /. o. r.
Mrs. Lucy Beckwith, who has been in
feeble health the past few weeks, Is living
al present with her niece, Mrs. Frank II.
Kenerson, on Main street.
Mrs. Ann Z. Goss, who has been spend
ing the latter part OF the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Fish. in Melrose, Mass,
came home last Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Cleveland, who has been
spending several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Stoughton, al South RoyaltoD, re-
turned 10 her home here Tuesday.
J. l.. Bacon returned to his home at
White River Junction Saturday night,
after spending several days here looking
after his late fathers estste as administra-
tor
All veteran soldiers are invited 10 meet
as. V. hall over Bixby's store next sun
daymorning and attend Sunday service
sih the g. A. r. Post, 5. V. Camp and W.
re
County Examiner John NJ. Comstock
va called TO Randolph last week as referee
school transportation case between
oae Of the citizens and the school direc-
tors.
George l.. Stow, Esq, was at STAFFORD
tuesday 10 attend the funeral OF Hon.
Nathan b. Cobb. Mr.. Cobb was man
who was well and favorably known in
this town.
The ladies OF the NJ. L. church will
serve ice cream and cake on the North
common next Wednesday, May 80, or, II
ialny, IN the rooms over Ordway, Holmes
a 60 3 store.
Wm. f. Hood has just added to his drug
Store some new interior show case fixtures
iof displaying confectionery, and shows =
different kinds OF chocolate alone. II IS
rom the Crystal Confectionery Co. OF
Burlington.
Among those who were in town to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Mary Tracy last
sunday were Mrs. Frank II. Tracy OF
montpelier, Mrs. Francis ID. Randall OF
Maiden, Mass, Mrs. Kittie J. Reed and
Mrs Mary E. Wright OF Nashua, n. II.
new foot bridge about 80 feet long has
been placed across the Nershire brook |
rom II. +. Bryant's to Moses Georges.
ineFe Is no danger OF cold bath in cross
ing there now, as "Uncle Moses" had /
Sharge OF the construction of the new
bridge
The ladies of the NJ. f.. church are pre-
laring to send barrel of supplies to the /
can Francisco sufferers. Those desiring
% contribute clothing, table linen, bed |
Golhing, etc, please leave same at the
parsonage this week.
=, here is to be q special meeting OF Camp |
20. y next saturday evening at
gcock Tor the purpose OF transacting any /
business that would regularly come before
aiegular meeting, and especially TO con-
siaeF matters for Memorial day. Every /
member should be in attendance.
Hiss Msrgie Little, aged II years, /
laughter of P. j. Little, W as given birth
cay party last Friday evening. There 1
we're about 20 of her friends present ana /
" mad very enjoyable time Refresh
,.nents OF ice cream and cake were served. |
Mss Margie was the recipient OF many /
Presents.
n, ar and Mrs. w. III. Emery, Mrs. W :. |
match and Miss Emma Hatch were dele
sates Tuesday 10 the Orange county con-
ference Of Congl churches, held at WI
JAMESTOWN. Rev. George E. Lake, air. and 1
mrs ). NJ. Comstock and Miss Marion |