Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09
Chelsea Home News.


II. " AOldl
Mrs. c. II. CorIiss has returned from
visit to her Cousins, Mrs. 5. w. Arm
strong Of Richford.
Mrs. Emily Marshall OF Boston came
last week TO remain two months with her
son, DR.. A. I. Marshall.
IA. r. CorWin returned home from
Boston and vicinity Tuesday where he
bad been the past two weeks.
Children's day next Sunday will be OBJ
served at the Methodist church with the
usual exercises by the children.
Mrs. William Austin has been sick the
past week; came near having pneumonia
but is better at the present time.
Charles Lyons daughter from Mechan-
icsville, n. Y, came Saturday night to
see her mother, who is very low.
The reports from DIR. A. I. Marshall at
the hospital at Hanover, n. H., say be is
doing as well as can be expected.
Miss Ruth E. King, who has been
teaching in the academy the past year,
left Saturday for her home at franklin,
Mass.
Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon returned home
J.
been spending the past winter and
I spring.
1 Mrs. Grace Ordway Chaplin Of Spring
| field, Mass, was in town for two days
last week, the guest OF her brother, F. A.
ordway.
Mrs. Minnie Whitney Hodgdon OF
Barre city came Tuesday for few days
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Whitney.
The listers are out taking the list Of the
real estate in town. Most OF the farms
have gone up from 10 to 20& over four
years ago.
Our veteran piano tuner, Il. Fl. Perkins,
is in town this week harmonizing the dis
cordant elements that may exist, especial
ly in pianos.
Richard II. Bacon OF North Charles
town, n. H., is spending the week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Bacon
on the West Hill.
Miss Relesf Leayenway OF Washington
attended commencement exercises Friday
night and was the guest OF Mrs. F. II.
Stanton over Sunday.
Mrs. Willard s. Hatch has been spend
ing the past week in Proctor visiting her
son, Edward B. Hatch, who is employed
by the Vermont Marble Co.
Mrs. Alexander finished work this
week in the home of J. A. R. Corwin,
where she had been the past year and a
half. She is in need OF rest and will visit i
relatives for several weeks this summer.
A. S. Lamb and daughters, Misses
Edna and Fleda Lamb of Manchester, N.
H., have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
s. Annis on the West Hill. They re-
turned home last week.
II was a pleasant surprise Mr.. Casey
had for the audience ct the commence
ment exercises OF Chelsea aeado7y la-, I
Friday evening when at the clos ae pre-
scented State supt. Mason S. Stone for
brief address.
Road Commissioner w. fl. Luce in
jured his knee last week while working
on the road so he is Obliged 70 use
crutches and take q vacation. II he
keeps quiet it is expected to come out all
right in a short time.
Hon. Hale X. Darling is in hospital at
being treated for appendicitis.
II is expected an operation will be per-
formed the last Of the week il not before.
He has suffered from several attacks be-
fore and an operation this time seems in
eyitable.
The Dramatic company played TO fair
house last night the popular western
drama, "Crawford's Claim" Several Of
The costumes and all the mskeups were
rented for the occasion from Boston. I
The crowd is going to be there tonight
Is indicated by the large advance sale OF
seats. Moore's orchestra furnish music
Tor the play and also for the dance after
he play tonight. The company will be
It their best and an enjoyable evening is !
expected for all with a ~ O'Clock supper
1t the Orange County hotel.
Miss NJ. Blanche Townsend, who is a
eacher in the National Park seminary, :
D. e., came last Thursday
Ior few days visit to her parents, Mr. /
md Mrs. w. P. Townsend. Miss Town |
iend left today for Boston and will sail
rom there Saturday on the Canopic OF
be White Star line for the Mediterranean
rip through Europe with a party Of /
,nung ladies from National Park semin-
lry aud is to be absent three months, be- I
ng due in New York Sept 5. This trip {
s to include northern Africa, Italy, Ger
many, Switzerland, France, Holland and \
England. and all the points of interest in !.
hese countries.