Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-03

town Friday.
Miss Grace Bacon is teaching school in
Washington village.
Miss Msrjory Sargent is visiting
.,;onds in Lowell and Boston.
Miss Ruth Woodbury. Joined her moth
last Thursday at w. r. Townsend's.
1son McAlIister OF Williamstown has
,.sn visiting relatives in town the past
week.
Willard F. George and Miss Alice Cor
uin were married in Lowell, Mass, last
week.
Miss AIMS Dearborn is teaching school
IN the Austin district in North Tun-
bridge.
Ernest Luce and Miss Lizzie Dickinson
vent to St. Johnsbury Saturday to visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis and daughter
At East Barre visited at c. 81. Corliss' last
Sunday.
Harry Sanborn has moved from the
George Hatch place to his house on North
Main street.
Miss Florence Perkins of Essex, Mass,
came Saturday night to visit her cousin,
F. NJ. Perkins.
James Mckay, wife and three children
have been visiting his cousin, E. j. Flan-
ders. the past week.
Elmer Bradbury and family of Spring.
field, Mass, are spending the week with
his mother, Mrs. E. f. Peters.
Harold Ccrwin left last week Thursday
for North6eld, Mass, where he is to at
tend the Mount Hermon school.
B.F. Smith visited his son, Arthur
Smith, at South Randolph last week. He
had not been there for three years.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church will
hold food sale in the vestibule of the
Town hall next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Slack have been
visiting friends in Weathersfield and
Windsor, returning Monday afternoon.
Miss Mary A. Wills is sick and con-
fined to the bed, and also Mrs. NJ. o.
Coburn, with the prevailing distemper.
The horse of H. w. Spear has been very
sick with an attack of pneumonia. The
animal was treated by DR.. R. 8. Mer-
chant.
There will be communion service next
Sunday at the Methodist church in the
morning and the West Hill church in the
afternoon.
Miss Emma Carr took an automobile
ride last week. She accompanied James
Morrow and family to their home in St.
Johnsbury.
Mrs Foster and Mr.. Morrill,, who have
been guests at A. w. Whitney's the past
week, returned TO their home at Haver-
hill, Mass, Tuesday morning.
F. E Church and wife of West Tops
ham came Saturday morning to visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. Allan Dickinson on Court
street. They returned home Monday.
Ned Hayward and John McCollom, two
Of our promising young men, left Satur-
day for Albany, n. Y, where they are to
take course at the Albany Business col
lege.
Mrs Edgar Magoon and daughters,
Mrs. c. E. Craven and Miss Edith Ma
COON of Montpelier, were guests of Mrs.
A. B. Smith and Mrs. Fl. K. Darling last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Emerson of Wake
held, Mass, are being entertained by her
uncle, A. W. Whitney. Mrs. Emerson
is daughter of Col. G. F. Woodward,
frequent visitor in Chelsea.
Il. s. Annis found very sick horse
when he went to the barn Friday morn
ing. He summoned DIR. w. Fl. Hill at
once and by prompt work the animal was
saved and seems to be all right at this
time.
The disappearance of the electric lights
Sunday night was caused by contact OF
The wire with the limb of tree near H.
X. Darling's, grounding the current and
blowing out the fuse. The limb OF the
tree was almost burned through.
The Misses Marshall, Miss Grace Ba-
con, s. c. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. o.
Blxby attended the play at STAFFORD Sat
arday evening presented by the Strafford
Dramatic Co., who fully sustained then
reputation as an excellent amateur com
pany. All had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lacy of Lowell
Mass, came Sunday night in theil
Stearns touring car. They were accom-
panied by Charles R. Blanchard o.
Lowell. Mrs. Lacy is sister of Mrs. E
K. Dickinson and Mrs. E. F. Peters
Mr.. Lacy goes to Montreal this week fol
few days.
Olive, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Horace 7. Walker, has been very sicl
with appendicitis, but at the present
time is improving rapidly. An operation
was performed Wednesday morning o
last week by DIR. Bartlett of Hanover, N
d., assisted by DIR. Marshall. Miss Grac'
Plerson of Manchester, N. H., trained
nurse, is caring for her
Waterson post, No. 45, g. A. R., hold
meeting next Saturday, Sept. 8, at p
H., at which all members should b.
present, as it has to do with the surren
DER OF the post charter. 1t seems to u
that this G. A. R. post should be main
famed as long as there are as many mem
Ders as at present, and it also seems tins
all members who are able to do SO SHOULD
take sufficient interest in the order to se
mat it is carried on with credit to the OF
ganization.
NO Choice for Representative.
chelsea is in the midst of warm con
TEST for town representative that ism
over yet. Seven ballots were taken Tues
gay, when the ballots gave out and re
cess had to be taken till more could
procured. The box will be turned mex
time at O'Clock today.
The vote for the seven ballots thus ia
stands:-