Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-18
chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBy, Local Editor.


~, Iohp r. Knox OF Manchester, n.
> /. visiting Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ, Burn
~, Fl,iss Eaton of Nashua, \. H.,
'.aipg her cousin, Mrs. Charles II.
HuW.
,f,.,, e. Hentz Of Boston is visiting
/. sister, Madam Marshall, on Maple
sltaus,
a.. Gertrude Brownell and Miss
r,,ssrlns Carlin spent sunday In VIII
lsnBoRn,
a.. A. y. Brooks OF Washington, u.
rea guest Of Miss Mary A. George for
no weeks,
t.9,s George l.. Stow was In Ran
ANA Tuesday and "Wednesday holding
F,0ba,e court
Misses Lillian and Marian SWEET OF
u,e5ysf. \. H., are visiting their uncle,
IN. George +, Lake.
M. Robert Laird has been In Mont
-, he past week on visit 10 her
t.shtsr, Mrs. Edwin |. Hibhard.
ur. J. o. Perkins has been working
4 tbs store Of Holmes 4 Co. during the
IN DAYS absence OF Leon ordway.
Ms, Berniee Rouelle, who had been
r.tiag friends in Connecticut the past
no weeks, returned Monday night.
Karl Kenison, son Of Frank II. Ken.son
4 West Lebanon, y. H., Is In town Wis
t.ag Ray Dearborn and other friends.
R ". George of East Boston Is visit
n, his grandfather, Moses George, and is
d remain until after Old Home week.
Mss Rena Barnes returned from Lake
Money Monday night, where she had
bssa spending two weeks with friends.
Dr.. Euclid Fish OF Boston spent sun
siy with bis family, who are at the home
X Mrs. Fish's mother, Mrs. A. L. Goss.
Frank J. Thorne of Boston came Mon
siy night 10 visit his brother and sister,
E. Thorne and Mrs. Laura A. T.
Berry.
stanley simmerson, who has been at
~ Z, Hutchinson's the past few weeks,
n,arned TO his home at Hartford, Conn,
Sunday.
Mrs II. X. Kennedy OF Bridgeport,
Conn, is spending the summer with her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richara
Kennedy.
Mr.. A. W. Hoyt has returned from
Nddlesex, where she had been to visit
ts' daughter, Mrs. Myron Daley, and
C.aer friends
Mrs. c. II. Corliss went to Williams
town saturday, where she is to remain
iar two weeks with her husband, who is
working for j. X. Lynde.
stanley C. Wilson and Walter S. Goss
riarned home Monday night from few
t1ys' trip to Burlington and through
LAKES Champlain and George.
Mrs. Lena Howe and daughter returned
70 their home in Royalton Monday, after
spending week with her sister, Mrs.
Louise Wentworth, at F. J. Titus.
The seibertz party from New York,
Tao were at the hotel for week or so,
have gone to lake Bomoseen for a few
weeks before returning to New York,
Edmund NJ. Coburn OF Manchester, n.
H., came Monday night for a short visit
70 bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Co
burn. he returned to Manchester today.
hrs. Julia Rogers OF Lowell. Mass, sis
i'' Of William F. Hood, came Monday for
her annual summer visit to her native
town and will remain until after Old
Home week.
George +. Reed is very sick again, He
las been in poor health all the spring,
nH had been more comfortable the past
eS weeks. Last week he was taken
much worse.
Dr Mary Burbank Sherburne Of Rut-
ana Is at her fathers, Lyman A. Bur
Dank $ for few weeks. She is doctor
q osteopathy and has a very successful
Practice in that city.
Mrs. Boardway and Miss Clara Board
way have gone to Claremont, \. H.,
"Aere they are to spend three weeks or
more with relatives. During their alb
sence, Miss Spooner and Mr.. Hancock are
boarding at Norman Hunts.
one OF the many features Of Old Home
week is to be an old folks concert in cos
tune. Some % or 80 are already rehears-
'ug ior the entertainment and we feel as
'ureu That this will be one OF the most
attractive features of the week.
James Hoskings, Jr., of West Lebanon,
\. A. H., has been calling on old friends
,ue past few days "Jim" is enjoying
'Orcel vacation from business because of
gu injured hand which came in too close
Su' with meat hook, resulting in
blood poison.
archie d. George, having decided not
90 to housekeeping at present, has
sst.eh up the tenement he had engaged of
S .,ss A. A. Clement, and will continue to
Ear Jaru IN the family of T. G.. Dearborn
gnlch is conveniently near the Chelsea
very stable, where he works.
Inc intermediate school in the village, |
,augnt by Miss Grace Bacon, closed Ju-
o. Mary Hall, Julia Hall and John |
c E,asue had no marks during the term.
"a" ana oscar Halvorsen had no marks |
vsr entering school. Gerald Bixby was
hess. 'eeoA' "a
hchard Fl. Bacon of North Charleston,
NJ, H., spent Sunday with his parents,
h. l, ana Mrs. Z. N. Bacon. He returned |
b,ote e tuesday, accompanied by his
co, Usner, Leonard Bacon, who has just re-
n rerereo from severe operation for APP
pslior at the Heaton hospital, Mont
Mrs James p. Roberts and her son,
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