Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-19
chelsea Home News.
n O. BIxay. Local Editor.

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~ Mrs. r, IL. Godfrey were in
Is ma Montpelier Monday,
~. oel,a Flanders and daughter, Hal-
N.wpliamstown were in town Mon
asS, tyle Tracy OF Boston, daughter OF
NJ e.5 Mrs. T.. o. Tracy, came home
.t,5iss Of the Congl church win
5inner in the church parlor next
wednesday.
a. Il. nm returned from Fair Ha-
H. saturday night and reported a
sns time,
o..ipg to the absence OF the pastor,
,-as no service at the Congl church
4. Sunday morning,
A, ana Mrs. A. w. whitney have gone
a,.ton and vicinity to be absent sever
- weeks visiting friends,
,U.s Cole OF Taunton, Mass, came FRI
I'd Miss Addie French of New York
NV saturday to IL. w. Spears.
Mrs ! p. Durkee, who lives with her
,...b,sr. Mrs. VIII Densmore, is sick
va nnder the care OF DIR. +. III. Godfrey.
Mis-. Ethel spooner, who has been on
r,.atinn the past month nj Boston and
p.,yjlsnee, returnsd home Saturday
night
i, ,sinted by Fred ID. Parkhurst. Its
former dark red color has been changed
q white.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. ordway and Miss
Io,s Hood spent last Sunday at Barre ci-
= with Mr.. ordway's daughter, Mrs.
Earl Parker
Miss Annie Murray OF Melrose High
,p8.. Mass, student OF Radcliffe coll
a.. cambridge, is guest this week Of
Mss Mary J. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohonon returned
saturday from a ten days carriage trip TO
,. Johnsbury, Wolcott and Hardwiek,
whsrs they visited friends.
L Hinckley Sargent, who has been
working 10 Brattieboro the past summer,
h, returned home to visit his parents,
Nh. and Mrs. p. L. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bacon OF North
Caarlestown, n. H., visited their parents,
M and Mrs. +. y. Bacon, the first OF
the week, returning home yesterday.
Cant. Clarence c. Hemenway and wife,
who have been visiting at Lewis n. Luz
a. and other relatives in this vicinity,
have returned to their home in Worees-
ter. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Dickey Of
Lowell, Mass, are guests at C. A. Dens-
more's. They visited relatives in Corinth
tins week, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
Densmore.
Henry Clark, who occupies c. /. Hoods
farm on the West, hill, is mourning the
loss Of his Scotch collie that he brought
with him from Lowell few days ago.
The dog evidently strayed from his place
and got lost.
Mrs. Sanders, who has been spending
the summer at Noah Tsylor's, was called
to her home in Nashua, \. H., Saturday.
She left on the night train. She was not
on the wrecked train, but was delayed "a
hours in reaching home.
Rev. Fred Daniels announces that next
Sunday morning there will be an "Old
Folks service at the Methodist church.
Elderly people are to have leading part
in the singing, and old fashioned hymns
will be sung. Everybody is cordially in
yited to this service.
Mrs. Zelma Sullivan left last week for
Lisbon, n. H., after spending several
weeks in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
expected 10 live on farm in Williams
town, but have decided not to leave
Lisbon, and accordingly their goods were
shipped back to that town last week.
Mr. and..Mrs. J. B. Atwood, Mrs. Alice
Hadley, Misses Lora and Pansy Hill went
70 Fairlee lake Friday, where they have
hired a cottage and will remain for two
or three weeks. Fred L. Atwood of Bos-
ton who came last week for his usual
two weeks vacation, accompanied them.
George L. Southwick.. OF Worcester,
Mass, who was killed in the railroad ac-
eident at Canaan, n. H., Sunday morn
ing, was well and favorably known to the
salesman for Davis & Wheeler OF Worces-
ter and Blodgett, Ordway & Weber OF
Boston.
Donald, Flora and Lillian McGeakin,
who have been spending the summer at
DR.. A. 7. Marshall's while their parents
We're abroad, left today for their hens in
New Rochelle, n. Y. They were accom-
panied to New York by Miss Alice Chase,
who had been guest at the Misses An
drus during the summer.
Mr. Louis E. Densmore, formerly OF
this town, and Miss Mabelle G. Clifford
Of Waltham, Mass, were married at the
nome of the bride Wednesday evening,
sept II, The newly married couple are
now visiting his mother, Mrs. Dennis
pensmore, on North Main street. On
their return, Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore
are to reside at $50 Moody street, Wal
than.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephram Hatch, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Cora
johnston, and granddaughter, NJ s.
Evelyn Johnston, of San Jose, CAL, who
nave been here since Old Home week, left
Monday morning for Boston, where they
are TO visit friends, and will also go to
new York, Philadelphia and Washington
before returning to their home in Cali
tornia.
BRAINTREE BRANCH
Allen Battles is at home from the sana-
forum, much improved in health.