Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-14
Chelsea Home News.
nm RrxnY. Local Editor.

A.,n was born last week to Mr.. aud
Mn. Will Dickinson.
CHI BaraW aud wife were in Barre and
Montpelier saturday
Harry y sanborn spent Sunday With
hsssler al Barre city.
Ms. Nora Taylor finishes her school
ia Willamstown Friday.
Ms Chas. r. Godfrey Is confined to the
,ol.s this week with grip.
Asan vas born Friday morning to Mr..
tsa Mrs Eugene IL. Kennedy.
q Clinton Bowin is confined to the
house With he prevailing distemper.
Harry Ulough OF West Falrlee spent
Ssndsy with Cashier II. \. MattisoD.
Ms, Bessie l.. Mcconnell is working in
he hmily OF I. G. Waldo in Williamstown.
ia. r. Corwin has as his guest this
vyek his son, Charles X. Corwin, Of
BOs,J1.
Mrs.. Dexter Larkln, who has been suffer
Ing vlha severe attack of grip, is now
Improving
Former Assistant Judge {. III. Bigelow
| a BfJ0kdeld was In town Thursday aud
Friday % last week.
Ms. T. g, Dearborn returned home
Sunday after spending the past week with
relatives IN Royalton.
Cashier n y. Madison is away on
weeks vacation and Director w. p. Town
snd Is IN charge OF the bank.
The Epworth league is to hold socis BILE
THE home Of p. J. Heath Wednesday
evening, Feb 70. Everybody invited.
Mrs, {. A. Densmore went to Randolph
T-a N.4.a 10 sass
A. Il, Powers, returning the last of the
week
Fuel and hay have moved rapidly in the
pas, three weeks IN this vicinity with the
thermometer ranging from l6 10 IS be-
5W zero,
Miss la Berry, who has been sick all
winter, Is very low and her father, Byron
Barry, is here from Barnet to remain with
ber this week.
Walter W. Dewey is back at work in the
boobin shop this week after being con.
tined to the house the past week with an
stack OF grip.
Mrs Henry Hodgdon of Barre city came
saturday to visit her brother. +. 1. Whit
ley, who Is very low. She returned home
Monday afternoon.
Horace Monkey, overseer of the poor,
ZEN Monday morning on trip to Gilmore
10 BRING back with him Thaddeus l..
Fe'iee, town charge.
Misses Nora and Mabel Sml,h h, who had
Teen visiting friends in Lowell, Mass, and
Nc'h'ty since the first of December, re.
turned home last week.
Accompany Of the young people went TO
20, hoyalton saturday night to attend the
entertainment given by the Tufts College
Ute eIuo' They report fine time.
A, me ne Primary school, taught by Gertrude
~ Bacon closed Friday, Feb. s. Those
TwITng no marks during the term were
NNIIe Adams, Ruby Clarke, Vinton Cor
pSn, Dorothy and Reginald Hill. Airline
nHe" was absent one half day on account
oisickness
Inc Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
TTaufcl VIII hold a rubber social at the
a rIHI nan Wednesday evening, Feb 81, OF
Dar, tu Iurther particulars will be given
" "eA. week. Meanwhile be looking up
,sna. Ola rubber by which you gain admit
lance to the hall.
v nae h Darling, Esq, was home from
dsn ntpe.Ie, over Sunday and took his
sns9 SH.tr, MISS Pauline, back with him to
n, .ne week Last week Hale X. Oar
con,,, e. was the guest of his father at the
Jay wa So Royalton.
is ~ n, - reported that Rev. Lewis N. Moody
yoa no' 70 return to this parish for another
ia tbo \, ms VIII be severe loss, not only
ror' "g helhodlst church, but the entire
NAV ILu .I y and it is hoped Mr.. Moody |
Come 5 V E, induced to change his mind and |
NV, 0aeA Tor one more year, at least.
Wa %'ss Lyle Tracy came from Bostop
Of her ANY 70 attend the 50th anniversary
here Tb 5aIngr establishment in business
Friday n,auay' She returned to Boston
as STEM turning. Miss Tracy is employed
Brnsb" Iapher in the Office of Cooper n
buildogg o''oh brokers', in the Exchange
Graroo q Intermediate school. taught bv
The nroi, bacon, closed Friday, Feb. s,
term T wor having no marks during the
Cbristobelr,e Neva Bohonon, Julia Hall.
WIN r"'4e Reed, Gerald Bixby. Russell Cor,
Becf; w icon Reed and Ralph Reed. Vera
absent o ana Glenn Lougee were each
HI ONe uay on account OF sickness.
Ged N = Alkens Collins died in Green
IN Corintth' Jan. Is, 1907. He was born
married i"Hfn ~, w., Oct. 10, 1888. He was
to Miss A Az, y 1862, in Waltham, Mass,
wives him ooI9 Z. harrington, who sur
childre"n' nun. lie was the eldest OF nine
All Of H. SIX sons and three daughters.
Two si sIU SIX sons grew up to manhood.
line cb;I5 are all that are left of the
&c Citv ''qIIeh, Mrs. Julia ID. Marston of I
Of Chelsea a'' and Mrs. Ellen L. Corwin {