Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28
Chelsea Home News.
Il. q. B1xBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. W. P. Townsend the first Of the
week.
Mrs. d. A. Beckwith and son Of St.
Johns5ury are visiting at Carl Beck
withis.
Mrs. Charles Burroughs is Ill and con-
Aned to the house, the result Of over work
as a purse.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Button, who reside on
the West Hill
Mrs. E. B. Dickinson and Mrs. Elvira
Peters were visiting friends in Waits
River last week.
Little Madeline Sanborn, who was so
severely burned last week, is now improy-
ing slowly each day.
Judge George L. Stow visited his
brother-in-law, George Rice, in West
Topsham last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Densmore and
son. Tom, went Saturday to Lake Morey
to remain until Aug. !.
Mrs. Hattie Stoughton Of South Royal
ton visited her mother, Mrs. Ellen Cleve-
land, the first ef the week.
WILDER F.. Dewey has moved his family
10 his farm on the West Hill, to remain
while he secures his hay and grain crop.
Misses Clara and Grace Sherman OF
Boston came Wednesday TO the Orange
County hotel for their summer vacation.
Nat Freeman OF Arlington Heights,
Mass, came Monday and viii board for a
few weeks with Mrs. Luna H. Godfrey on
Main street.
Horace Monkeys people have visiting
them his sister, Mrs. J. H. Parker, and her
daughter, Miss Lena Parker, of Chelms-
ford, Mass.
Will Jackson and automobile party
from Montpelier spent part OF Sunday at
c. H. Corliss'. He had his new 40 b. p.
Knox touring car.
DR.. Henry Jewell, son OF George Jewell
Of Corinth, is boarding at T. n. Stanton's
on Maple avenue while being treated by
DR.. A. 7. Marshall.
Mrs. Fannie r.. Noyes Of woburn,
Mass, came last Thursday night and is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Emeline j.
Noyes, on Main street.
Earle @. Thorne, son OF Eugene
Thorne. returned home last Thursday aft
er several weeks visit to relatives in Chi
oago and Humboldt, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. sprague were in
East Brookheid Sunday, the guests of
Mr.. Sprague's sister and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. james Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. Lathrop OF
Williamstown have moved to their place
bought last spring OF f. q. Thorne,
known as the Steele McAllister place.
The Orange County Telephone Co. have
placed a public pay station in Bixby's
to- IL faa WFfUnfo Fnafaillr line and
can be depended upon for long distance
work.
Miss Mary Scales, who is employed in
the Office OF the National Life Insurance
Co. at Montpelier, came Saturday night
10 spend g two weeks vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Scales.
Fred A. ordway is building a sixty-foot
piazza on his house and thereby greatly
improving the looks rs well as the COM
fort of the place. Messrs. Dearborn and
Bacon are doing the work.
A. ID. HaEeock has gone to Barre city
to learn the repair work on automobiles,
and during his absenca his brother, John
Hancock, will he in charge OF his black
smith shop on Maple avenue.
Mrs. E. l. Hibbard and children OF
Montpelier are visiting Der mother, Mrs.
Ellen Laird, and other relatives in town.
She is to leave soon for Connecticut,
where Mr.. Hubbard has a position.
Frank ]. Thorne OF Boston has been
spending the past few DAYS with his
brother. Eugene Thorne, on the old farm
of his boyhood days. He will also visit
his sister, Mrs. LauraA Berry, before bis
return.
The faithful OF the Orange county DEM
ocracy are to meet here In mass conven-
ticn Saturday, Aug. 8. The convention
is to open at II O'Clock in the Town hall.
Every town committee should see that
their town is represented.
Miss Fannie NJ. Hentz returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday. She was accompanied by
her uncle, Capt. Fred W. Hentz, who has
been with bis sister, Madam Marshall,
the past ten days at the home OF his
nephew. DR.. A. I. Marshall.
States Attorney and Mrs. Ben Gates Of
Montpelier were guests Of States At
torney and Mrs. Stanley c. Wilson Satur-
day and Sunday. These two states at
torneys were former law partners In the
Capital city when they were just from col
lege.
Mrs. Earle Parker OF Barre is spending
the week Win hef pafentbf MT anu MA
+. A. Ordway. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
came by automobile Saturday night and
brought Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Burgess,
who have been visiting to< q few days W
that city. Mr.. Parker returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Of Mortified, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goodrich, came Sunday in their automo-
bile and we're guests Of Mrs. Lizzie 2.
Smith at dinner. Mrs. Smith returned
TO Northheld with them, where she is to
spend the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Goodrich.
Miss Heppie wicks and Miss Grace
Noxon Of New York city snd Miss Helen
Stevens Of Boston anne Tuesday TO re-
main for the month OF August at the
Orange County hotel, Misses Wicks and
Noxon will be pleasantly remembered as
the painters who we've here for several
weeks last summer.
Arthur Hin was quite seriously sick
Saturday nis bit, caused by becoming over
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