Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-19
Chelsea Home News.

Mrs. Charles Lyon is very low and no
expected to recover.
Charles Hall was in Cavendisb las
week to attend the funeral OF his sister
Mrs. Charles r. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira p. Rathburn haY
both been sick the past two weeks bu
are slightly improved now.
Mrs. Leslie Gilbert OF Barnet came Frida!
night to visit her mother. Mrs. Laurl
Berry, who resides on North Main street
Miss Josephine Hubbard Of Williams
town has been the guest OF Mrs. Luni
Godfrey The past week and calling OF
other friends in town.
Herbert r. Bower, superintendent o
Orange county creamery, Was in Ran
dolph Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Alfred Bever.
Many OF the ladies will be pleased t.
learn that Miss Dearborn OF West Fairle'
will be ct Bixby's store again this season
remaining all OF next week.
Miss Releaf Leavenway. former teach
er in town and at present teaching IN
Washington, was guest Of Miss LorS
Hood Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Goodrich re.
turned to NorthBeld Monday afternoon
after spending q few days with Mrs. Liz
zie Smith aud George Goodrich.
The reception last week In the parlors
Of the C0ng'l church to Rev. and Mrs.
John A. Lawrence was largely attended
and il was very enjoyable evening.
The ladies OF the Cong'l society will
serve a supper in the vestry Friday from
8 20 O'Clock. It is hoped that many
will avail themselves OF this opportunity
to spend social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. David @. Adams OF
Woodstock came Saturday and Mr..
Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Adams, returned to Woodstock with
them Sunday to remain for few weeks.
A. II. Talpey has rented the Captain
Hall house partially furnished and will
move his family there soon. He il in
Dorchester, Mass, this week packing his
household goods that he is to leave and
shipping those he desires TO bring here.
Harold f. Corwin, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. A. Corwin, who has been attending
school at Mount Hermon school for boys
at Mortified, Mass, returned home Sat-
urday night for the summer. Mr.. Cor
win is TO graduate from the school in one
year more.
r. n. Wiley and family from Sher-
man, Mass, came Monday. Mr.. Wiley
and bis son are employed by the Electric
Light and Power company. The house
hold goods are on the way and the family
will occupy tho house owned by the com
pany near the plant.
Mrs. c. A. Densmore aud son, Thomas.
returned home last Thursday from
Lowell, Mass, where they had been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Dickey. During her absence,
Mrs. Densmore enjoyed one Of the popu-
lar excursions to Washington, d. G.
7. q. Dearborn, former proprietor OF
the Chelsea Livery and later proprietor OF
a stable in South Royalton which he sold
several weeks ago, has purchased the
hotel and livery at South STAFFORD and
taken possession. Tom is popular liv-
eryman and has q wide acquaintance
throughout central Vermont. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Dearborn are admirably
adapted to run a hotel and please the
public. We bespeak for them success
fuI business and one Of the most popular
''taverns" in Orange county.
New Management.
On April 9th, Messrs. A. II. Talpey and
B. K. Rounsville, both from Dorchester,
Mass, took an option on the Chelsea
Electric Light and Power company's
plant for six months. Since the above
date they have made many much needed
improvements on the property and are ex-
pecting to do a large business in manu-
featuring rough bobbins. They also give
us assurance Of competent electric light
service.
They have already installed electric
lights on the streets and plan little later
to call special meeting OF the town to
see IL vote will be taken for street
lights. Both the gentlemen are compe-
tent electrical engineers. Mr.. Talpey is
q graduate from the Massachusetts Instr
tute Of Technology and also from Har-
ward college. Mr.. Rounsville, has ior
mang vears been associated With the
Western Electric Telephone company IS
travelling salesman.
With the plans and improvements they
have rs view TIE new company expects &C.
be able TO double the capacity q The bob
hin business within q short time end L {
possible they may manufacture finished
bobhins. recurring much new machinery
and additional help. They have iu mind
TO SO equip the electrical part Of the plant
as to enable them to furnish motor rc"eI
10 those desiring il.
All this will require tins and much eN-
pense. The parties appear TO have co1r'
age and are much pleased With the town
and the outlook for doing q prosperous
business and, With our liberal patronage.
we see no reason why their plans should
not inaterialize. The Herald wishes
them al kinds Of Success