Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-06
Chelsea Home News.
H. O. B1xRY, Local Editor.

Mrs Adams of Boston is guest O
Miss Mary J. George.
uenrv F. Hayes of Concord, N. H., il
.osndipg the week at E. A. Georges.
Mis-, Gertrude Bacon is at Randolph
n.nter visiting her friend, Miss Gertrud,
Edson
Everett B. Jackson of Brookfield i!
.nending the week with his mother, Mrs
u. H. sprague.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich and Miss Eliza
10th Layolette OF Northfield are guests al
Dr.. A. B. Smiths.
AIonzo H. Powers of Randolph was
IN town Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness pertaining to his house here.
Mrs. Karl w. Waterson, who ha.
bpen at the hotel the past two weeks
rsturued Tuesday afternoon to New York
city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram A. Kingsbury o.
West Fairlee are in town for two week.
and are occupying the Ira Thompson
house.
Dr.. W. H. Hill has been engaged al
starter for the races this fall at the Fail
Haven. Woodstock, Washington and
Tunbridge fairs.
Miss Edith F. Hood, who had beer
Spending month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Hood, returned to Boston
Friday morning.
Elmer G. Reed has been sick and con.
fined to the bed the past week. Although
more comfortable at the present time, he
is still unable to go out.
S. A. Ordway and wife returned Satur.
iay from weeks visit to Boston and
vicinity. The trip was made in Mr.. Ord
ways Maxwell touring car.
John Sprague returned Sunday from
Brookfeld, where he had been spending
several weeks with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sprague.
Rev. Herbert T. Wyckoff left FRIDAY
for his pastorate at New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Wyckoff and the children are to
remain here until September.
Miss Carrie Sleeper spent SUNDAY with
her mother, Mrs. Abbie Sleeper. She re-
turned Monday to Post Mills, where she
is canvsssing for publishing house.
Miss Belle Judd came Monday from
Nantucket, Mass, to spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Fred II. Stanton,
and her mother, Mrs. Wallace Sanborn.
Mrs. Herbert Morse of Railway, N. j.,
cane yesterday to j. b. Atwood's. She
vas formerly Miss Pansy Hill of Man.
chester, n. H., and is niece of Mrs. At
wood.
Leon Hatch of New York city, and
sister, Miss Carol W. Hatch of Canton,
Mass, came Friday to spend short
vacation with their uncle, Willard 8.
Hatch.
Mrs. c. G. RoIfe and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth r. RoIfe, who have been
at the hotel the last three weeks, left for
their home in Stacyville, Ia, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. c. F. Hemenway and her sister,
Miss Shepard, of Lowell Mass, came
Tuesday to their cottage on the West
hill. Mr.. Hemenway will be here next
month for two weeks.
The dates for the Worlds fair at Tun-
bridge this year are Sept. 29 and 80 and
Oct. LIST. As it has been reported there
would be no fair there this year, we an
nounce these dates with authority.
Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Sprague and
their daughter, Miss Tassie Sprague, of
Manchester, n. H., are occupying George
Reeds house on the top of the hill for
this month. Mrs. Sprague is sister OF
Mrs. e. S. Fits.
John NJ. Atwood and Fred E. Atwood
OF Boston are spending their vacation
from business with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Atwood, on Maple avenue,
and are accompanied by their cousin,
sidney M. Mills of Lynn, Mass.
A party went to Lake Morey Saturday
70 remain this week at Athenwood cot
tage, the company being Mrs. H. K.
Darling and two children with maid,
MISS Fannie Mckenzie, Mrs. F. L. Beck
with and daughter, Misses Mary Atwood
and Sylvia Comstock.
The selectmen have purchased five
steele Orders 80 feet long for the Burgess
bridge on the Washington road, and
also i've of the same size for the high
ondge on the Vershire road. This kind
ora bridge girder, SO far as it has been
sfied in this town, has proved very salts
factory.
Mrs. c. W. Aborn and two children,
Luclus and Lora, of New York city,
accompanied by Mrs. Aborn's mother,
Mrs. W. W. Calder of Barre city, visited
81 W. Il. Emery's last week, returning
% Barre Saturday. Mrs. Aborn was
ofmerly Miss George Emery, daughter
VI the late DR.. F. w. Emery of this town
ana granddaughter of David Emery.
heV. William E. Shinn of Philadel-
pnis Pa, will speak here next Sunday,
u toe morning at the Methodist church
~ the afternoon at O'Clock at the West
nnl church, and in the evening at
CLOCK at mass meeting in the Town
aall' Every body is cordially invited to
attend The subject of Mr.. Shinn's
audrHss will be @The Church in Action
against the Saloon.'' Probably no one
uas ever spoken here on this subject that
LAS been equal to Mr.. Shinn. One paper
.eiers to him as a rare speaker with
spundant power to work among all
eAsses; pulpit orator Of remarkable
power and has had long and extended
experience as u preacher, lawyer and re-
tor.