Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-30
Chelsea Home News.
H. O. BIxBY, Local Editor.

lanes C. Kendall of Strafford was in
town Tuesday.
,Iva Bohonon is visiting friends in
Town this week.
The little son of Harry Cole on the
West Hill is SICK
Miss Gail Corwin is spending the week
18th her aunt, Mrs. Ben Tucker.
= yisiting friends in town for few days.
Miss Grace Bacon has been engaged to
..ocb school in Washington village this
fall.
Harry H. Goss of Providence, r. l.,
,.me Monday night to visit his mother,
Mrs. A. E. Goss.
WI. Renehan of Union City, Conn.,,
;sin town for two weeks, canvassing for
sbook on health.
Hon. and Mrs. j. K. Darling were in
Coripth last week, visiting Mrs. Taplin,
Mrs, Darling's sister.
Mrs. Frank Thorne of Boston came
Monday night and will spend two or three
Uaeks with friends in town.
Miss Florence Whitney has returned
At her duties in the postofiice.
Rev. George NJ. Davis of Barnard is in
town. He returns home the last of the
week, accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. o. D. Tracy, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Spooner, is visiting friends in
Brookfeld and Randolph this week.
Mrs. Alva ]. Little and son, Merton,
NJ Post Mills have been visiting friends
in town. returning home Saturday.
]. L, Bacon of White River Junction
VAS in town Tuesday. His new touring
car this summer is four-cyiinder Cadil-
lac.
Mrs. Z. F. Peters returned Monday
from Springfield, where she had been for
the past few days visiting her son, Elmer
Bradbury.
Last week Carl Bugbee shot a black
Voodchuek that weighed 10 pounds. This
vas sly old chap and Mr.. Bugbee had
been after it at different times for two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Stewart of Nor
Vich were at the hotel Wednesday night
Of last week. They had been on an ex-
tended carriage trip to the north part of
the state.
Mrs Mary L. Charles of Melrose,
Mass, and Miss Harriet c. Fairbanks of
Natick, Mass, friends of Miss Mary j.
George, are at the Orange County hotel
for a few weeks.
Harry Goodwin, son of Calvin Good
win, was at Montpelier last week where
be had an operation by DIR. Chandler for
- nh hod
been bothering him for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Sanford went
to Marshield Tuesday to visit his broth
er. who celebrates his 45th marriage ami
Iersary today. 1t was also Mr.. Sanford S
SOth birthday anniversary yesterday.
Mrs Frank Fl. Kenison of West Leba-
non, y. H., accompanied by her children,
Master Karl and Miss Ruby. came Satur-
day and are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Kenison is to come the last of the
week
Kari W. Waterson of New York city
Is at the Orange County hotel for two
weeks. Mr. Waterson is in the engin-
eerng department of the American Bell
Telephone Co. His parents were former
residents of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Stoughton and
daughter, accompanied by some friends,
gave Mrs. Ellen Cleveland happy sur
prise Sunday. They came up from South
ROyalton in their automobile and re-
turned late in the afternoon, after brief
but pleasant visit.
Our farmers are improving the nice hay
weather. There are still many acres OF
grass to cut. While not nearly so much
hay in bulk is being cut this season as
last, we are informed that two tons cut
This season will keep as much STOCK as
three of that cut last season.
The Chelsea market is again under re-
pairs. This time it is new hardwood
floor and new stills. The owner of the
building, j. A. r. Corwin, seems to be-
lieve in making the place suitable for the
requirement as long as we have so deslra-
Die market. The place is fitted with
one of the best refrigerators IN the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Weeks and fami-
ly, who had been spending the past two
weeks with friends in town, left FRIDAY
afternoon in their Stevens-Duryea SIX
cylinder touring car for their home IN
Shirley, Mass. They spent Friday night
With friends in Lebanon, N. h., ana
drove home Saturday.
The Ten Pin club are to hold sale OF
useful and fancy articles in the Town hall
Wednesday, Aug. II, afternoon and even
ing. There will be no admission to the
nall, which will be open at O'Clock.
Everybody is invited. The club have
never failed to have a good time al
their entertainments. Ice cream ana
cake will be served in the evening. Inc
proceeds are to be used in the beautlfylng
OF the interior of the Town hall.
Messrs. S. c. Wilson and o. D. Tracy
entertained number of brothers OF
george Washington lodge, +. ana "A.
NJ, at dinner last Sunday at their bunga-
low on the East Hill near the chelsea
granite quarres. After dinner, the party
made trip to the summit OF Brockle-
Dank mountain, where the most magnl-
neent view in Orange county can be mad.
The dinner was served under the dlrec-
tlon Of Chef Charles Ordway OF Iun-
bridge.
LADIES' hair work. Mrs. II. ID. Bean,