Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-18
Chelsea Home News.
g. o. BIxRY. Local Edltor.

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Chelsea grange Friday night.
Mrs. D. c. Moore OF Concord, n. a.,
was a guest OF Mrs. c. A. Densmore over
Mrs. w. Il. Beckwith went Saturday to
Lebanon, n. H., where she is engaged in
3. q. Allen Of Cambridge, Mass, was
in town over Sunday to visit his son, q.
Fay Allen.
PAM Moore OF Concord, N. H., Is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A..
Densmore.
Mrs. A. F. Morey is at Randolph car
ing for her mother, who is very low and
not expected TO live.
Mrs. Addie sanborn is very low al
though at this writing her friends hope
she IL more comfortable.
Miss Carrie Florida Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, came Tuesday to visit Miss Mary
j. George on court street.
A party from here went to Williams
town Springs Monday and another to
Fairlee lake on a fishing trip.
Miss Mary z. Swan Of East Orange, \.
j., who is spending the summer in West
Corinth, was in town Friday.
The ladies Of the Cone'l church will
serve ice cream on the North common to-
morrow friday from 4 to p. m.
Mr.. Tolman and family, who have been
at the hotel the last two weeks, left Sun
day for their home In Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. ID. A. Boardway Of Island Pond is
visiting her many friends in town, and
will remain until the first Of next week.
Regular communication Of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ,
will be held tonight with work on the NJ.
NJ. degree.
Mrs. Mary Tracy ven Saturday to
Crescent Beach. Conn, to be the guest OF
ID. Carleton, in whose employ Is Joseph
A. Tracy, her son.
Mrs. Eliza s. Carr and daughter, Miss
Emma, went last week to Fitchburg,
Mass. where they are to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip J. Little.
II. J. HiIl, who had been visiting his
son, n. J. Hill, the last two weeks, re-
turned to bis home at Rouses Point, n.
", Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Goss returned
Monday from a trip to Taunton and Can
ton, Mass, where they had been to visit
his brother and sister.
Harry H. Lyford has appendicitis and
has been very sick the past few days. lie
Is more comfortable nov but It is feared
an operation will be necessary.
Miss vera Beckwith left Wednesday
morning for Hamilton, Mass, where she
is 10 be the guest Of Rev. and Mrs.
George L. Lake for two weeks.
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Monday to visit her friend, Miss Annette
Sleeper, At the home Of her mother, Mrs
Abbie Sleeper, on North Main street.
A. II. Talpey Of the Chelsea Electric
Light and Power company went Sunday
for a two weeks vacation in Maine, where
his family have been the past month.
Edward b. Hatch, who Is employed as
bookkeeper for the Proctor Marble COM
pany at Proctor, came last week Wednes-
day to spend a ten days vacation with
his parents, Postmaster and Mrs. w. 5.
aatch.
Il your name on the check list ? The
4 hoard OF civil authority is to meet in the
town clerks Office Saturday, the 27th,
TO revise the check list and give the free
mans oath TO those legally entitled to re-
ceive il.
Charles L. Densmore returned TO Bethel
Saturday after spending the week with
his parents, SIR. and Mrs. c. A.. Dens-
more. He was accompanied by Miss Ella
Clanin, who had been the guest OF Mrs.
Densmore.
Jason NJ. Carpenter Of st. Johnsbury,
wh5 was elected president of the Vermont
Rural Mail Carriers association at the
convention in st. Johnsbury last week, Is
a native Of this town aud brother OF Mrs.
Theron Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il. Emery, ae-
companied by their daughters, Misses
Alice and Mary, left Tuesday for a two
weeks trip to Massachusetts, TO visit MT.
Emery,s brother, Albert b. Emery, at
Montague City, and other friends.
sabin Densmore. the n~ine-year-old
son Of W. A. Densmore, caught q trout last
week that measured AZ inches. He was
Justified in feeling proud OF the teal as
many big BOYS and men had been nshlng
for the same fish. He has it alive IN tue
water tub.
Fred E. Allen of Barnet came last week
for a two weeks visit TO his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dams Allen, on North Main
street. Ar. Allen, Jr., is employed IN
the large manufacturing shop OF Ross
Brothers in Barnet, where he has been
the past three years.
Mrs. Ada whitney sold her place on
Maple avenue Tuesday to L. n. Bohonani
possession to be given at once. The con-
sideration was $1100. The premises are
to be occupied by Carl NJ. Beckwith, VINO
is obliged to move from the Minnie san
born Goss house, recently sold to n .
Hill.
The special town meeting Saturday ait.
ernoon, called for the purpose OF seeing u
the town would vote to have the streets
and Town hall lighted by the Chelsea
Electric Light and Power company re-
suited Ia q unanimous decision for cleo
tricity and left the arrangements WIZ the
selectmen.
Mrs. Stewart Robson of Springfield,
Mass, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Gladys Stearns, came last lnursoay
to visit her aunts, Misses Nancie ana
Martha Hall, on Maple avenue. MIS-
Robson is q daughter Of the late CURTIS
Hall, q native OF this town. The re-
turned home Monday.
WAYNE 3. Tracy OF Bradford, Penn,