Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02
chelsea Home News.
II. O, BrxBY. Local Editor.

town over Sunday.
son was born May 20 to Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Henry Menard.
Mrs. C. Il. Corliss returned home from
. Richford Friday night.
George A. Tracy visited Col. c. S.
Emery at Newport Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Relton of Barre is visit
inc her son, Clarence H. Corliss.
r. K. Townsville left Tuesday for sever
a days' absence on q business trip.
Miss F. S. Ward visited friends in
Montpelier Saturday, returning Monday.
n. IL. Dearborn visited Barre city SAT-
urday, making the trip on his bicycle.
RAYMOND II. Ransom went Friday to
Cbazy, n. Y, TO remain for few weeks.
81. H. Emery has Just had his house
rep.inted, e. A. Dickinson doing the job.
q. @. Bowin hes sold his big pair OF
team horses to Woodstock parties for
$500.
Mrs. A. F. Morey, who resides on the
East Hill, has been on the sick list the
past week.
Miss Jessie Davis visited her brother in
Rarre city over Sunday, returning home
Monday night.
DR.. A. T. Marshall went Tuesday after
noon to Hanover, n. II. He is to be sb-
sent two weeks.
Norman w. Davenport, who resides on
Vershire street, has recently had his
house reprinted.
states Attorney Stanley c. Wilson de-
iyered the Memorial day address at
Brookfeld this year.
The commencement exercises OF Chelsea
academy i'll be held ia the Town hall
next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Beede OF East
Orange were guests at Allen Dickinson's
saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Blake Of West
Corinth visited the latter's sister, Mrs. E.
A. Dickinson, last week.
win Goss on the West Hill has made
extensive repairs on his house and added
piazza over the front door.
L. d. Parkhurst q Son have completed
the painting OF the farm buildings of O..
L. Hayward on the East Hill.
Elmer E. Wallace has newly painted
his house and among the other extensive
repairs has built a new piazza.
A daughter was born May % to Mr..
and Mrs. d. Morris Roberts. Miss Nora
smith is caring for Mrs. Roberts.
Judge George L. Stow was in Montpe
Tier last week to attend the banquet ten
derod to Chief Judge John W. Rowell.
The ball game here Saturday between
the high school teams OF Chelsea and +
south Royalton was won by the latter, 10
to 8.
W. II. sprague had a very sick horse
Sunday and Monday. II is better but /
sim under the treatment Of DR.. w. II. 4
am.
James Hosking, wife and children Of
West Lebanon, \. H., were guests at /
David Dickerman's on the West Hill over .
sunday.
Miss Mary Scales and Mrs. Drury OF +
Montpelier spent Saturday, Sunday and /
Monday with Miss Scales mother, Mrs. +
Ellen Scales.
Rev. John A. Lawrence will COM
mence services for the summer at the I
South Washington church next Sunday, /
June s, at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Kate Bryant Allen and children OF /
East Barnard spent Saturday and Sunday .
with her mother and brother, Mrs Eliza
beth Bryant and Harry F. Bryant, at +
their home on Vershire street.
A. II. Talpey returned Friday, accom-
panied BY his wife and son. They are /
boarding for the present at +. K. Bixby's I
instead Of keeping house at the Hall 4
place, as previously announced.
Fred w. Lewis went to Tunbridge I
Monday to work on the new house being
built near Ed. Rowells for Mrs. Frank
- hlWua
construction Is in charge OF Mrs. spauld-
ing's brother, +. L. Larkin.
DR.. Arthur II. Paul Of Bridgeport,
Conn, came Friday for few days at the
Orange County hotel tie has an extern
sive practice in osteepathy, both IN
Bridgeport aud New York city. He re-
turned home yesterday. We hope to see
him return for the month OF August.
Mr. d. Carleton Of the firm OF Williams
& Carleton, grocery speoialties. Hartford,
Conn. was ia town last week for short
call on old and new friends. Mr.. Garlic
ton, who is native OF this town and still
interested in the locality, has several
young men from here working for the 4
firm.
There will be held a special meeting Of .
George Washington lodge, No. 81, F. ana +
A. NJ, next Tuesday evening, June Z,
instead OF Thursday, the 9th, as previous
ly announced. This meeting Is called for
work on the NJ. VI. degree, and a good
attendance is desired. All visiting broth
ers are invited.
DIR. George ]. Helmer Of Nyack, n. y,
accompanied, in his new Rainier 80 b. p. /
automobile, by Mrs. Helmer, Miss MAY ]
and Master George, Jr., came Thursday +
Of last week. They started back on their
trip home Sunday morning and we're ac- /
companied by Mrs Helmer's parents, /
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Hood, who will be 4
absent about two weeks.
Last Friday, May "a, there were some
very interesting PreMemorial exercises
given by the school at South Washington 1
taught by Miss Laura K. Fuller. The I
school room was prettily trimmed with i
evergreen, lilacs and apple blossoms, and /
at the desk OF each Of the 19 pupils was
a dainty bouquet. After the exercises, !
the pupils and teacher marched in body
to the South Washington cemetery and /
carried their flowers to decorate the grave
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