Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
chelsea Home News.


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Bradford - n.
uiii ! attending IT,
~. ", John Burbank's twins-,he boy
I, ,lek this week.
3 Rowe Joined his family al Maple
.,,,sss over sunday.
a.. Helen smith of West Falrlee is
,,ins Mrs. Ellen Cleveland.
a., s.lter aud wife of Montpelier visit
NJ, friends in town last week.
a, article relating to Chelsea appears
~ randolph news ON page B.
r D. lamb Of Manchester, y, H., Is
,.sr h.s uncle, II. ). Annis, this
seek.
A. Beth skinner OF Barre city came
v.s.5sy 10 visit her grandfather, A. l.
skinner
"A a. stouehton and family Of South
p',sfon spent sunday at Mrs. Ellen
Qsyeland's,
All. Emma Rowell OF South Royalton
"a guest OF Mrs. +. L. Bixby few
tsys last week.
Ne. Asa Annis returned Friday from
,,,.,r,lier. where she had been stopping
~ ra,l few months.
Wu Yeartaw aud family OF Washing
,,n .p4nt sunday with his parents, Mr..
INA Mrs. {. o. Slack.
Ag1pg the new arrivals at the hotel are
Ne. Charles NJ. Franks and Miss b. v.
pr.uks Of Manchester, \. II.
Allen Dickinson had horse badly in
,,,s8 Monday by being kicked by an
.fbsr horse while in the pasture.
NJ and Mrs. Alexander Sanger OF
pl,ft.burR, y. ", are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. George A. Tracy.
Ms, LYLE Tracy OF Boston came Mon
d,y night to spend her vacation with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cove OF West Der
IN A., are spending the week with
Mr.. Goye's sister, Mrs. I. G. Dearborn.
Misses Florence Z. and Jeanette NJ.
MARSHALL OF Boston are spending their va
e,tioh with their brother, DIR. A. T. Mar
shall
p Little Is at Leominster, Mass.
hi. week and possibly may go into the
barber business and remain there for the
present
C.P. Abbott has finished haying-did
Il the old way, too, cut with seythe and
rsked with hand rakes, and he said il was
eli done on cold water.
Mr,. Snas Phair and children, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Saturday their
home at Plattsburg, \. Y.
Aug. 10Th has been officially announced
a, the date when Rural Mail Route No.
gwnl start from this Office. 1t is not yet
known who will be the carrier.
Hon. and Mrs. J. X. Darling have gone
10 Boston to visit his son, Gen. Charles
K Darling, and to remain over the Bos-
ton Old Home week celebration.
During the gale of Saturday night, the
roof on the barn OF Menard Bros. on the
West hill was torn of and large maple
tree in front OF the house was blown
down.
Miss Sadie j., daughter of Joseph Nc
Connell, was married June 10 to George
Jackson of Wnliamstown. They have
gone to East Kennebeck, Me-, where
they are to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank +. Miles have re
turned to their home at Newport. Mr.
Miles is expected to return later TO assis
in finishing the work in Mr.. Darling Z
department Of the statute work.
E. D. Barnes has resigned as vice-pres
iient, director and superintendent o
horses Of the Tunbridge Agricultural SO
ciety having too much other business OF
his hands to give the necessary time re
CURED to the fair business.
Miss Annie b. Kyle of Boston, an ex
pert typewriter and stenographer, l
working for Hale X. Darling at the cour
house in connection with the work OF IN
deying the new statutes. Miss Lor
Hood is also assisting in the work.
George l. Hayward is sick and con
fined to the bed with blood poison in nj
left leg. He has been very sick the pas
week, but at present is more comfortable
1t was probably caused by over-heatin
while digging ditch those hot days.
DR.. George ]. Helmer and family al
rived Wednesday morning at $3.50 frof
New York city in his big touring cal
They left New York Monday, stayin
in Pittsield, Mass, Monday night an
White River Junction Tuesday night.
Rev. B. T. Marshall of New Rochelle
n. Y, joined his family here at tn
Misses Andrus' Tuesday morning. MR.
Knox and family, also from New koci
ellie, came at the same time. They are 7
have rooms in DIR. Corwin's house an
board with the Misses Andrus. NJ
Knox is to come later
Judge Ira A. Abbott of Albuquerque
NJ NJ, who is United States supren
Judge at that place, was in town ie
days last week visiting his brother, "a
per P. Abbott. Judge Abbott was al
pointed to his present position two an
one-half years ago from Haverhill, Mass
by President Roosevelt. He left ne
Monday morning for Haverhill, and is
return to New Mexico about Aug. LIST.
Charles H. Tarbell from Cumberlan
B. G., who went from here 80 years ag
has been here visiting old friends and r
hewng acquaintance the past few DAY
lie is son of the late Horace Taroe
VINO lived in the Hall house. Mr.. La
Dell has been on the Pacific coast the pa
eighteen years and is in the hardwa
He loft