Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-21
Chelsea Home News.
II. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Julian c. Hood came from Lowell,
Mass, Saturday.
George A. Tracy was in Montpelier q
few days last week.
Hon. J. X. Darling is again confined to
the house by sickness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. A. Corwin returned
from Boston Monday night.
Mrs. Walter s. Goss is visiting at the
home Of her parents In Wilder
Miss Agnes Taller OF Corinth Is dress
making for Mrs. Luna Godfrey at her
home.
B. F. Smith claims the priority on dan
delious tbs seasOh, having had them last
Thursday
Mrs. John n. sanborn has been sick
the past two weeks with grip. She is
now gaining.
f.. j. Akerman If vershire is the auc
tioneer Friday of the personal property Of
r. G. and D. P. Dickinson.
Postmaster w. 8. Hatch has so far re-
covered from his late illness as to resume
his duties in the post office.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank H. Tracy Of
Montpelier we're in town Tuesday to at
tend the funeral OF +. o. Tracy.
Miss Lyle Tracy was called home from
Boston last week Wednesday by the seri-
Gus illness OF her father, E. o. Tracy.
SIR. and Mrs. James Field of Barre Wis
tied their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
sanborn, last week, returning home Sun
day
Miss Mary J.. George returned home
last week from Melrose, Mass, where she
had been visiting friends for several
weeks.
Mrs. Erastus b. Dickinson has been
very sick the past week With heart trou-
bic, but is more comfortable at the pres
ent time.
Miss Grace Cannot is keeping house for
r. o. Mattoon during the absence OF his
housekeeper, Miss Sargent, at her home
10 Rrookheld.
Miss Zoe Hill il teaching in the same
room 10 the grammar school as Inst term.
Her name was omitted last week from the
list OF teachers.
Charles Paul went to Cavendish this
week to see his sister, Mrs. Charles Gay,
who is very low with cancer. He re-
turned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Ordway we're in
Barre last week and Mr.. 0rdway drove
home his automobile which had been
stored in the Palace garage in that city.
Miss Floretta s. Ward of Amherst,
Mass, engaged to teach the intermediate
class in the brick school house, came Sat
urday. She is to board at Fred Good
WINS
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Daniels returned
Monday from the Methodist conference
aud are to make their home here for an
other year, which is gratifying to their
many friends.
Miss Clara r. Hemenway, who had
been sick at the home Of her aunt, Miss
Ellen Andrus, for several weeks, has re-
covered 20 she was able to return to her
home on the West Hill last week.
w. S. Goss, census enumerator for this
town, is now actively engaged in his du-
ties. He will be around TO see you some
day. Look up your age and other statis-
tics concerning yourself so as not to him
der him.
Walter Davis, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester NJ. Davis, went last week to
Hartford, Conn.,, to consider position
offered him with Williams \ Carleton
Wholesale grocers OF that city, and may
enter their employ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Spear we're in
Brookield last week Tuesday to attend
the wedding Of Mrs. Spears niece, Miss
Ada Austin, and Ernest Id Rumney at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Austin. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. Mr.. Strong OF Will
Jamestown.
Mrs. Fannie Huntington Vinal, died at
her home in Medford. Mass, April IL, OF
complication OF diseases. She was
native Of this town, the daughter OF the
late Payton Huntington. She taught in
the district schools here and then went
to Massachusetts, where she taught for
many years at Deer Island. She married
Moses G. Viual, q highly respected citi-
zen Of Medford, who died several years
ago. The Medford Mercury says;-"In
her long residence in this city Mrs. Vinal
had attracted to herself q large circle OF
friends by her many exemplary qualities
q mind aud character" She left one
brother, Albert Huntington, OF Centraiia,
Wash.
Riding a bicycle upon Chelsea side
walks is no longer safe and pedestrians
are correspondingly safer. Friday atter-
noon Of last week, Herbert F. Bower was
before Justice John n. COmstoek, plead
cd guilty to charge Of riding bicycle
upon public sidewalk and paid fine Of
y and costs. The prosecution was made
~ States Attorney Wilson upon COM 4
plant lodged with him by L. D. Park /
hurst. 1t appears that last Monday even I
ing Mr.. Parkhurst aud his wife were run
INTO by Mr.. Bower in front Of the resi- |
denee Of Mrs. Euniee Adams and both /
were knocked down. Mrs. Parkhurst !
sustained a fracture of a bone in one
nand, her injuries icing attended to by
DR.. Marshall.