Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05
Chelsea Home News.
h. O. BrxBY, Local Editor.

10. BIXBY, Local Editor.
,o.. Rsua Barnes is visiting friends at
T,stf5rd and Lake Morey
3 Marshall Of Stamford, Conn, IS
listing bis brother, DR.. A. l. MARSHALL
Mrs.. Frank II Tracy and Miss Mildred
Tr,ry Of Montpelier are visiting IN town.
v,s Horace Monkey has an orange tree
s5g 6De wear old that has five oranges ON
Ms Adeiia Whitney went to the nospi-
tiI 81 Hanover, \. H., Moncay Tor treat
usut
Miss Llora Chadwick OF Cambridge,
Mass. is visiting her friend, Miss LorA
Hood
urs. S. r. Phair Of Plattsburgh, y. "
Bne last week 90 assist IN caring Tor her
sister. Mrs Geo. A. Tracy.
Mis-. Leonie Thorne came home Satur-
ssF from Westminster, where she has
teen teaching school the past year.
Mrs. Arthur II. Camp Of Worcester e
/ visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lewis \.
4 Lucas. sne returns home tomorrow.
Mrs e. d. Barnes and Mrs. {. A. Dens-
4 more we're 10 Randolph last week, the
T..sts Of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers.
Mrs. George Andrus and daughter,
Laura, Of Concord, y. H., have been visit
he friends % town the past few days
Mrs. T.. ID. Fuller and son, Glenn, left
Il Tuesday morning Ter three weeks visit
al lowell aud Boston and Milford, \. II.
Jar. CorNin, who has been visiting
relatives ia Massachusetts and Connecti-
CT the past three weeks, retureed home
Friday.
simon 81. Gage and Sybil Thompson,
o. 20 w.
the Rev. Geo. F.. Lake at the Cong par
s1uage.
Reports from Mrs. L. n Moody at the
hospital in Burlington, our people will be
pleased TO learn, are rs favorable as can DC
expected.
Edwin Lewis and his son and daughter
Of Fort Wayne Ind, came Tuesday night
'lr two weeks visit with his brother
| and sister here,
w. b. Emery presented the HERALD
With a box OF hail stones last saturday
That Cen on bis farm eight days before
they were o. good size, too, after eight
i8ys.
4. o. Bixby aud W. II. Beckwith we're
delegates 10 the Democratic state and
district convention held at Burlington
i,t week. They report lively and m
isfestlng convention.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bickford, A. b. Fisher and
Nrs. z. W. Fisher OF Worcester, Mass,
are guests at w. II. sprague's. Mrs.
sFagues mother, Mrs. Bickford, Is to
spend the summer with her.
P.s. Chamberlin and wife Of Bradford
and r. ID. Reoington and wife OF Chicago
were 10 town Monday. Mr.. Redington IS
inslive Of this town, his father having
been cashier Of the bank here for many
years
Mrs. E. G. Thorne's brother, Frank
Lolrien, and daughter OF Hum boldt, Ia,
and James Lourien and daughter OF Brad
gate, Ia, have been visiting her the past
week. They had not been here for 80
years.
Z. g. Reed, II. o. Bixby and II. II. Ly-
iofd attended the Vermont division sons
OF veterans encampment at LyndonVllle
last week. Z, q. Reed OF Camp No. = re-
laiyed the election of senior vice com
uander Of the division.
Mrs Charles Goodrich, who, with her
son Arthur, has been visiting her father
~ A, y. smith, left for Mortified Mon
cay, where Mr.. Goodrich has been APP
pointed manager OF the telephone and SUI
pernteudent Of the lines in that section
wnitfs from the Democratic State
Convention.
The Democratic state convention, held
q Burlington last week, has passed INTO
history as one OF the most unique conven-
tons 81 the party ever held in the state.
It vas a fusion convention from the
Start and many old-line Democrats were
20 ayor of il, while many were Tor
s.Aight Democratic ticket. Those IN
la'or Of fusion had good round majority
~ lne test vote, and some who voie9
ssalhst u expressed themselves as satisneu
% SEE i tried. We believe in general that
oo.n the Democratic and Independent ne
publican parties in the state viii heartily
support the ticket. There may be a lev
democrats who will not support the ticker
because there is a Republican on Y ana
ASeWlse few Independent Republicans
y no Will not vote il because there Is
democrat on il, but only a few IN either
HAftN, as they came together IN GOOD ieel-
sls with the majority in satisfactory nom
'-5llons and platform.
Inc subject of fusion called out some o.
tAe brightest and best speakers on tne
,,59r OF the convention. Hon. Thomas
I9ioney Of Rutland made the best speech
et lle convention. Orange county Noteu
y 9 majority against fusion. Bradioru
sA1 part Of Nershire delegation voted lor
% randolph, Chelsea, Washington NeW
Jury West Fairlee and Others voting
agaiust il.
YIN the whole it was a much more mar
t-sllous convention than was anticipates
.-llre the meeting. IL Is now up 70 the
l--2lidatiOn to make strong, aggfessiEs
ea1 paign from now until election snd let
r. nave clean. manly campaign iIoLi
s.4El 20 finish. Whether we win or los,
believe the people Of the state W.
AA1@ there has been a fusion campalsu
ea--lud IN the Green Mountains when y y
ne committee have fixed the cate 70
-.la the Orange County Democratic COZ
t14tlon at Chelsea, Wednesday, August 4
ts ls expected Hon. G.. Herbert rape %
harre, the nominee for lieutenant govern
and other speakers will be present.
H. y. BIXBY, Sec. Orange 20. Dem Soli'