Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-09
Chelsea Home News.


\ in town Monday.
,ustin skinner is suffering from a Sc
rere attacI, of grip.
Miss Nora Taylor is at Montpelier SEM
mary studying music.
Miss Lora Hood went to Boston Tues
s.r tn visit her sister, Mrs. Jack Lane.
Mrs. ]. H. Griffin is at Graniteville this
week visiting her son, George F. Griffin.
r G. McAuister has been visiting his
50ughter, Mrs. A. III. Morey, the past
week.
Mrs. George E. Lake, who has been
,srv sick for the past week, is more COM
Portable.
Mrs. Emily Perkins is caring for Mrs.
Glen Hood, who has been ill for the past
two months.
Miss Hope Abbott was obliged to leave
school for a few days last week, being a
victim of chickenpox.
Mrs. W. A. Hood, who has been suffer-
ing with a sprained wrist since Christmas
evening, is improving.
Oliver Burgess of Lebanon, N. H.,
enent New Years with his parents, re-
turning Thursday morning.
The New Years ball given by the Sons
of Veterans was a very pleasant affair,
about 40 couples participating.
The date of the masquerade promenade
given by the Chelsea Brass band has been
changed from Jan. Is to Jan. 81.
bale K. Darling returned from Boston
Saturday, where he visited his brother,
Gen. Charles K. Darling, of Concord,
Mass.
Mrs Ann E. Goss came home Friday,
after visiting her sons and daughter in
Boston and vicinity for the past three
weeks.
The Week of Prayer is being observed
this week by union services, alternately,
beginning at the Methodist church Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Libbey have
moved to York Whitney's in Tunbridge,
where Mr.. Libbey has work for the Whit
ney brothers.
Donald Comstock and Edward B. Hatch
returned to Dartmouth college Thursday
after spending the Christmas vacation
with their parents.
E. N. COburn of Manchester, n. H.,
who had been visiting his parents, left
Monday for Burlington to visit his sisters
before returning home.
The manager of the Chelsea Herald is
under obligations to Stanley C. Wilson
for the report of the Orange County Tele-
phone meeting this week.
The installation of officers of II. E. K. |
Hall camp, No: 3S, S. ", will be held
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10. Every |
member should be present.
Nan uar,,a, onJ Josrar
Taylor returned Thursday to Montpelier |
seminary, after spending the Christmas
vacation with their parents.
Court Chelsea, |. o. F., will install |
their newly elected officers next Tuesday, |
Jan. IA, in Foresters' hall. Refreshments /
will be served and general good time is |
expected.
The annual election of officers of |
George Washington lodge, No. 81, F. and |
A. NJ, will be held Thursday evening,
Jan. 16, at p. m. All the members |
should attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Baker, with their
children, have returned home from Provi-
dence, where they spent Christmas week |
with Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
5. A. Thompson.
installed last Friday evening by the
worthy master, Horace Monkey. They |
had refreshments of cake and coffee and
social hour sfterward.
H. 0. Bixby, although still confined in
bed with rheumatic fever, is much inn
proved since last week. His wife is also
confined to the house this week suffering
with an attack of the grip.
Mrs. N. H. Corwin invited the ladies
otthe Reading circle to spend a social
evening at her home Friday, Jan. 8. The
members gave quotations appropriate to
Inc New Year and the evening was en-
ioyed by all.
Misses Gail Corwin and Ida Lougee re-
turned Tuesday to the Moody school at
Northtield, Mass; Leon Ordway to the
Alnany Business college, and Royal
townsend to kimban Union academy at
Merden, N. H.
among the donations received for the
~"n Christmas tree that were not known
"your correspondent last week were %
pounds OF candy from Mrs. c. r. Corwin
oioomerville and a box of games and
IoVeltles from 9. l. Hood of Lowell,
Mass.
ANAiSlIS Vi MIS-. Ell6u OloD10ut
birmingham of West Topsham were
urought here Monday forenoon and
paced IN the tomb. Mrs. Cunningham
was Wife of the late Loren w. Bacon,
Utmerly OF this town and widow of Free
@an Cunningham of West Topsham.
que died very suddenly Jan. I'd; was in
lef usual health n the morning and died
eOOut p m. Her age was about ~
! Taf She will be buried in the West
A-' cemetery beside Mr.. Bacon.
IN. Inc annual meeting of the Orange
S gOun'y Creamery company was held in
ny M 'oWn clerks Office Thursday, Jan. 2.
.le following officers were elected :-Di-
W oS, n. d. Austin, M. o. Gates, G. M.
anSiS, r c. Waldo, Frank Gilman;
s saSitorS, W. P. Townsend, E. A. Corwin
~ lawn Goodwin. The directors or
s sauIlea and elected F. C. Waldo, presi-
MI MI Eun!ce A. Lewis, secretary; G.. NJ.
ma ouoaiI, treasurer, and F. C. Waldo,
Iansger. Voted to pay the annual divi-
k,4u Oh per cent to the stockholders.
an oue past year the creamery has been
s o,s 10 pay all Indebtedness and leave a
end of the year.
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