Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-24
Chelsea Home News.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Libby Monday.
Did you say your dog had been regis
tered ? It's before April 1, you know.
Paul Morey, son Of A. II. Morey, found
the first pussy willows OF the season Sat-
urday.
Miss Eunics Moulton has completed 3
term OF school in West Fairlee and is Wis
ting friends in town.
Edward Thomas left Tuesday morning
Tor Rouses Point, N. Y, where he expects
position IN . machine shop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pearl Darling of Corinth
we're in town Saturday aud visited at Mr..
and Mrs. M. o. Cobnrn's on Vershire
street.
Mrs. Washington Beede returned Satur-
day from Providence, r. l., where she
had been during the week visiting her
father.
II. 7. Judd has sold his hill farm to B.
II. Adams. Consideration, $500. Regular
meeting Of George Washington lodge to-
night.
Miss Eva jackson, q teacher in Barre
city. came Friday night TO spend Easter
week with her mother, Mrs w. Il.
spfague.
Al the meeting OF the listers OF Orange
county in the states attorneys Office last
Friday, SO out OF the 81 listers were pres
ent aud eleven towns were represented.
A reception will be given by the
Grange at their hall TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman G. Hill Friday evening. Mar. 20,
from s to 10 o'clock. Everyone cordially
invited.
The family Of W. II. sprague went to
Brookaeld last week Thursday to attend
the 50th anniversary OF the marriage of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
sprague,
Miss Gertrude Bacon returned Monday
night from Claremont. n. f., where she
has been teaching, and will spend the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. n. Bacon.
Hazen c. Alexander, a native OF Tun-
bridge, died in Barre city Saturday night
Of pneumonia, aged l3 years, months,
days. The funeral was Monday. He
was brother of Mrs. Chyles II. Paul OF
this town.
o. Fay Allen, with his wife and daugh-
ter, left saturday Tor Lebanon. n. H., to
visit his mother, Mrs. Robbins, where
Mrs Allen will remain for a few days
while Mr. Alien makes q business trip to
Boston and vicinity.
AT the regular meeting of the Grange
Friday night, a class OF % were given the
third and fourth degrees. Arthur Fol-
som Of Tunbridge was present and assist
ed in comforting the degrees. A collation.
was served after the meeting.
Misses Hazel aud Myrtle Bixby, Emma
Hatch, Anne Dearborn, Helena Sargent
aud Jessie Davis expect to leave tomor-
row morning for q weeks trip on the
Henderson excursion tour to Washing
ton, ID. c. They will join the party at
White River Junction, go via Greenfield,
Mass. Albany, Jersey City, New York
city and Philadelphia, arriving In Wash
ington Saturday night. They have four
days OF sightseeing at the Capital and re-
turn home Friday OF next week.
The Boston Herald man who runs the
Men aud Things column evidently
knows where one OF the choice spots OF
earth is located. Witness the following:
'sir William willcoks has determined
The exact geographical location Of the
Harden OF Eden. According to bis meas
lai' district, about $50 kilometers north
Of Bagdad. The Assyrian inscriptions
liked the garden in Babylonia, but the
people Of Orange county, Vermont, insist
that the garden lay between Tunbridge
aud Chelsea. Mr.. Joe Gone is Of the
opinion that the garden was the spot in
New London, Ct, new known as Gungs-
WAND"
heishbor lakewood" at Town Hall.
Once in about SO many years, "Neigh-
Dor lakewood" is produced on the ANA
leur stage at Williamstown. People we're
N The hall last Monday night who saw it
played by a Williamstown club 80 years
ago and still it hobs up again new and
fresh and always draws q crowd. Con-
s'dering the travelling, a good crowd were
OF to see the play for the first time in
tas place. The play was successfully
Presented. The company was accom-
panied by good orchestra.
Mrs. Heman Smith, who played Ca
mile exceptionally fine while laboring
e1aer a severe strain Of more than an or
Qary cold, arose from q sick bed %
h- with the company and keep the en-
neut She had the sympathy Of the
aace who appreciated her hard work
i4e difficult part. She tainted near
Close Of the 9Th set bat was able 70
4ne IN the fnal act, 50 the parts came
As with but slight omissions.
"hiie We cannot give all a mention
we Gid their parts well We wish TO name
following as doing especially fue.
ans Jenords as Grandmother Rigglesiy;
A1sne Jedcrds as Bimelech; G. w. &eayer
Ne'ghbor lakewood; ]. E. Martin as
laife Greenwich; Hiram Drury as Enos
efumlett. -
Everybody enjoyed the playhl it IS.
1sfeq the company win come ~ -
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