Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-07
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mrs. Warren fuller and Miss Edith
Parker of Vershire were in town Satur-
aay.
H. NJ. Miller of West Fairlee and R. H.
Williams OF West Corinth were in town
sst week.
Heman Priest spent Sunday at H. F.
MatOon's. He was on his way to Coven-
Try to visit his father.
John B. Corliss and Robert w. Laird,
Who have been on the sick list the past
week. are improving.
Charles R. Corwin of SomerviIle, Mass,
came Saturday and spent Sunday with
| bis father, J. A. R. Corwin.
The Chelsea High school baseball team
will play Williamstown High school at
Aattoon park Saturday at p. n.
Mrs. {. A. Densmore and son, Tom,
EhO had been in Lowell, Mass, for sever
d weeks returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Hill and son of Montpelier
have been guests at F. e. Bixby's the
past few days, returning home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blanchard of
Ysfshire spent Sunday with Mrs.
Blanehsrd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Burbank.
Mrs. A. E. Goss left Friday for Canton,
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Euclid
Fish; also her son, DR.. A. V. Goss, at
lalntOn, Mass.
LETT Saturday for Brandon, where Mr..
hutchinson will join them next week on
bis way to Pennsylvania.
Archie E. George, who is wor ing at
Lisbon, N. H., came home Friday for
lew days visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Ms E. A. George. He returned to Lis
bon Monday.
The regular meeting of the grange was
held Friday evening. The question was
discussed with much interest. At the
next meeting, May Is, the program will
@a patriotic one.
A. W. Lamson of Hudson, Mass, who
EWith the International Harvester Co.,
vas at E. H. Kennedy's Saturday, chang
ing bis big gasoline engine from gravity
CIRCULATION to pump circulation.
H. {. Whitman, representing the Conch
leephone Co., of Boston, was in town
shaay in the interest of the Orange
eounty Telephone Co. He went from
mere to WiIliamstown to repair the switch
board.
lashier Fl. n. Mattison has an assis-
ant in the bank who began last Friday,
nay l, He is James Leonard of Brandon,
sno boards at the Orange County hotel.
aI' Leonard comes here highly recon-
4snaed from his native town.
Miss Gertrude Brownell finishes work
1.-THE Orange County hotel this week and
al'ef three weeks vacation with her
mother Ther at South Royalton goes to
worcester, Mass, where she has posi-
uon With the N. E. Telephone Co.
Miss Chorene Barnes, who is student
a Inc School of English Speech and Ex-
PRESTON in Boston, gave an interpretive
tcTaaulng OF Edward Peple's "The Prince
nap Friday evening, May 1, to an APP
pecatlve audience. Each student is re-
sulfed to give one entertainment OF her
O ON talent during the course. Miss
Dsfhes had reason to feel proud of her
Success.
WIS. Lucinda Hood died of bronchial
,s \. at the home of her daughter,
Itfs. Frank Lougee, on the West hill
~. ap1ii %, aged 10 years. She had been
;. ABOUT two weeks. She left besides
'ue laughter with whom she resided, one
w Oliver Hood, who lives in Randolph
10y, was present at the funeral which was
d. pt.l ifom the house Thursday, April 80,
Wv Nv Fred Daniels officiating. The burial
~. IN The Lincoln yard beside her hus-
'Nuu, who died some years ago.
!. afs. Lydia W. Dennison, wife of the
S"s Elijah Dennison, died at the home OF
~ son, Arthur Dennison, in Washing
WI WI saturday at 1890 a. M, aged 80
, ts. She had been subject to heart
b .Saoie Tor some time, but had been
I've 1t'Ier than usual the past week. Friday
So. su' she was taken with severe pain and
49, 49, nom her bed and sat in an easy
"a T.. she felt better and told her son
Ills NJ nus wife to go back to bed as she
~. sl'u De all right to sit by the fire for
49, IN a few moments they got up
~ ana found her unconscious. She
r.. out few moments. The funeral
o. D. nom the home Sunday at 2 p. m.
~ ues the son with whom she resided,
~. lt one son, Lyma r. Dennison, of
a !, barre and three daughters, Mrs. G.
W. 9.aek OF Chelsea, Mrs. Will Godfrey OF
Of NJ alrlee and Mrs. Lester Houghton
u MARSHALL, Mimi.