Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-31
Chelsea Home News.


Sod Y. fuller OF Tunbridge was in
TAN Monday and Tuesday, doing paint
4 ng and papering.
H. George +. Lake, who has been in
New YORK the past few weeks returned
4 home Monday night.
M. and Mrs. A. II. Powers OF Randolph
4 hsve been visiting friends IN town. lhey
/ riurned home Monday.
{. Il. Kennedy was in Barre Tuesday to
4 stfsDd directors meeting OF the Orange
County Telephone company.
The Foresters will hold social hop IN
their bali Thursday evening, June Z, from
StIl h O'clock. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Clarence H. Corllss and Miss Flor
snes whitney went 10 West tairlee satur-
4 tay, where they spent Sunday Win
friends.
Ms. Charles A.Densmore and son, Tom,
returned from Lowell, Mass, saturday,
where they had been spending the past
four weeks.
Mrs. Z. A. Corwin spent Sunday in
Norihdeld, Mass, the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Anne Howe, who Is a teacher m All.
Hefm0n school.
Mrs. Charles r. Goodrich and little son
Of Montpelier are spending the week with
rich spent Sunday here.
The Chelsea Old Home Week association
will hold it, annual meeting next Satur-
dsy evening at O'Clock at the Orange
County hotel Every member should be
10 att ndance.
Miss Blanche Townsend came home
from Boston Saturday night. She was
accompanied By Miss Lita Barnett OF Sc
attic, Wash, who was a classmate OF Miss
Townsend at Emerson college.
Ruth II. Ballou died at O'Clock Mon
day evening OF tuberculosis OF the BRAIN.
She was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Ballou aud had reached the age
q 70 years, months and q days. The
funeral is this afternoon at ] O'Clock at the
tlase.
smiley c. Wilson and o. %. Tracy went
b &ndolph Monday where they were
Inflated into the mysteries OF the ROYAL
Arch Masonic degree. Il. n. Madison
and W. G. Holmes accompanied them 10
look after them and be responsible Tor
their safe return.
Mrs. Hannah Fellows, who died Sunday
a s. Johnsbury, was native Of this
town. being the daughter OF Thomas
N00dard, q Revolutionary soldier, who
enlisted from Fairlee in i7SS. Mrs. Fell
lows was nearly 100 years old and mem
Der q the ID. A. X.
Miss Grace q. Bacon. who has been
teaching in the graded school at Williams
town, has been Obliged to give up her
school, owing to sickness. She so far re-
covered as 10 be able to be moved to her
home on the West hill.
Hale Wesley Nation and Christa bel
Katharine, only daughter of Mrs. MReel
:, and the late X. T.. Morse OF Bradford,
were married at the residence OF the
brides mother in Bradford, May %, by
the Rev. II. j. Kilhourn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Malioon have gone on two weeks wed
chg trip TO Boston and vicinity.
Owing 10 inclement weather, only a
comparatively small audience was in at
tendance at the Memorial service in the
Iosn hall Sunday morning. Rev. Geo. r.
lake de ivered a very interesting sermon
nom Exodus 1874, "This day shall be
memorial unto YOU The veterans, as
well as all others present, were much
Pleased With the discourse and pronounced
i one Of the best ever listened to on this
occasion.
Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works will be exhtb-
Ted al the town hall Wednesday evening:
June dth, the proceeds for the benefit OF
lhe repair fund OF the Cong1 church.
lns stupend0us art gallery Is TO consist
q ahout 90 figures COLLECTED at an enor-
nous expense from all parts OF the known
snd unknown world.n This exhibit viii
. here only one evening, so do not miss
seeing the "Babes in the Woods, ne
Nan Who Never Told Lie" and the,"boy
On the Burning Deck"