Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-09
chelsea Home News.
II q. B1xBY, Local Editor.

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BIakely of Milford, N. H., is
. , .orn visiting friends and relatives.
,r,s Eva Jackson is spending the week
y. I'm her mother, Mrs. W. II. Sprague.
W., w.. Nora Taylor is to preside at the
~, an in the Cong'I church during the
SUMNER.
n Adams has Manley Carpenter of
nth working for him in the Chelsea
livery stable.
a.. Tabitha Coburn of Mortified is
ENG her brother, Stillman Rich, on
M West Hill
Mis-. Fife Stewart of Brockton, Mass,
r;.ring her sister, Mrs. DR.. Marshall,
an Maple avenue.
Miss Florence Marshall of Boston is
...5ing her vacation with her brother,
n A. 7. Marshall.
Mrs. C. F. Blake and daughter of West
r,,intb visited her sister, Mrs. Allen
Gekinson last week.
D. and F. D. Parkhurst are at Tom
g.ldo's in Williamstown this week do
nv an extensive job Of painting.
The primary and intermediate school in
,ba village, taught by Misses Gertrude
md Grace Bacon, closed Friday noon.
Edwin Sanborn's daughter, Mrs. Liz
81 ssnborn, and son of Barre city have
hen spending the past week with him.
FIsgg's Moving Picture entertainment
ssrs last week was excellent and deserv-
| inc Of a larger patronage than it received.
Iouis NJ. Seaver of Williamstown was
in town Tuesday and Mrs. Zeruah Seaver
returned home with him to spend the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clough of Dorches-
tf Mass, came Monday to visit Mrs.
Coughs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
s Bxby.
The hay crop has been greatly reduced
in quantity by the dry weather. The
| farmers generally are busiIy engaged in
cutting it this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Daley of Calais,
Gardner Cilley of Woodbury. and John C.
Hoyt Of Washington were guests at AL
bert ". Hoyt's over Sunday.
Fred Parkhurst, who has been in East
Orange the past two weeks, assisting Al
len Dickinson in painting a church, re-
turned home last Friday night.
JAR. Corwiri and daughter, Nellie,
and Miss L. c. Hatch returned home
from Boston and Lowell, Mass, Tuesday
night after a several weeks absence Wis
ting friends.
The l. 0. F. had nice promenade in
music was furnished by L. d. Parkhurst,
eornet, Fred Parkhurst, violin, Mrs. F.
" Lewis, piano.
Rev. Fred Daniels is holding services
every night this week in the schooIhouse
in district No. 10 on the East Hill.
He is assisted in the work by Rev. j.
Wesley Miller of Bethel.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby re-
turned home Monday night from Lowell,
Mass. They were accompanied by Miss
Bertha Swallow of Waltham, Mass, who
is visiting them this week.
Frank Perkins, salesman for Carter,
Rice Co., Boston, spent Sunday with
his uncle, F, NJ. Perkins. He is son of
y. d. Perkins, who formerly lived in
Washington, and now resides at Sud-
bury, Mass
James A. Morrow and family of st.
Jonnsbury have been visiting at E. A.
Nekinson's on Court street. They came
N Maxwell automobile, returning
home Monday. Mrs. Morrow is a
daughter of Mr.. Dickinson.
Elmer Bradbury, who works for the
Jones & Lsmson Machine Co. at SPRING
nsd, Vt, spent last week with his moth
e., Mrs. E. F. Peters. Mrs. Bradbury
and son are to come this week and re-
main for two or three weeks.
James L. Putnam from Empire, Pana-
ma, Is guest at Conrad Halvorsen's on
Inc Cosgroye farm. Mr.. Putnam is en-
ployed by the United States government
On the isthmus and is absent on a so
aays' vacation. He is to return in about
ten days.
Rev. and Mrs. George E. Lake are to be
out Of town for the next two or three
weeks visiting friends in southern New
hampshire and elsewhere. The Rev.
Herbert J. Wyckoff of New Haven, Conn.,,
Will occupy the pulpit of the Cong1
caureh during the absence of Mr.. Lake.
School in district No. s, taught by Eli
!. Fits, closed Friday. Number of pu-
pls enrolled, II; average attendance, IL
t0' those having no absent marks dur
lns time OF enrolment were Carroll Car
peater, Ralph Carpenter, Clifton Carey,
afGell Corse, Kent Corse, Harold Corse
and Charlie Corse.
sIshty-Third Birthday Celebrated.
une OF the pleasantest gatherings OF the
9ason was held at Lewis j. Gray's on
ne West Hill last Friday afternoon and
lening. It was the SD birthday ami
srssry OF Mrs. Eliza Annis, Mrs. Gray's
uOlner' About 80 were present, includ-
ng lour generations, little Walter Grant
'elng great-grandchiId of Mrs. Annis.
table loaded down with good things
= eat was placed in the yard in front OF
ue mouse, st which all present could be
':at In the centre of the table was a
IIthusy cake made by Mrs. H. 8. Annis.
-! II was IN the form of pyramid, decor
y Sso with oolored candies, and having for
ne oase bank of flowers. Mrs. Annis
,as Inc recipient of several presents, in
alding IS in money.
i, among those present from away we're
,r' and Mrs. Leon Salter of Montpelier,
: W. ana Mrs. John Annis and daughter
! white River Junction, Mrs. Sally
3lnp and Mrs. Frank Delano OF East
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