Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-04
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. Lucy Robbins went 10 Tunbridgs
Saturday to visit for q few days.
Joseph Mcconnell and his son, Cecil,
returned to Kennebunk, Me-, Friday.
c. L. Webster Of Barre spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Gates.
J. W.. Camp of Randolph was the guest
Of bis brother, Albert Camp, last week.
J.. B. Wells OF Randolph, county high
way commissioner, was in town last Fri
day.
The hay on the J. Il. Edwards farm is
being cut this season by Leon Grant and
Harry Cole.
Frank f. Davis OF Roxbury is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Louise e. Clough, on
Court street.
H. K. Darling visited his brother, Gen.
Charles X. Darling, at Concord, Mass,
over Sunday.
A ten-pound son was born August 25
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paul, who reside
on the East Hill.
Harold Ransom Of Newport, n. H., was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Townsend
the hrss OF the week.
Misses Isabelle and Marie Tint Of SOM
e~rville, Mass, are boarding at F. +.
Bixby's for two weeks.
John 81. Atwood OF Boston came Sun
day to spend a two weeks vacation With
his mother ON Maple Avenue.
Regular meeting Of the Grange tomor-
row friday night. The program will
be given BY the new mem bers.
There is to be a promenade and dance at
Town hall Tuesday evening, Aug. 8. Lar
K ms orchestra will furnish music.
Joseph Mcconnell sold the grass on his
farm to Henry Clark, superintendent Of
c. /. Hoods farm on the West Hin.
Mrs. r. r. Goodwin and son spent last
week at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. d. Tiliotson, in Washington.
Rev. II. j. wyckof Of Norv ich, CT, a
former pastor here, viii preach at the
Cong'l church next Sunday morning.
s. w. Armstrong Of Richford Was in
town last week and appointed {. II. Cor
liss agent for the Lightning evaporation.
Miss Olive Calef Of Washington was in
part OF last week and was the guest
OF states Attorney and Mrs. 5. e. viii
son.
Miss Anna Dearborn went home Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Parker IN their
auto 10 Barre city. She Is TO return home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Madison took trip
40 Rochester IN their auto Thursday and
were accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. b. n.
townsville.
II. G. Hogahoon has nearly recovered
from . sprained ankle which kept him
confined in the house for nearly
three weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie ?. Smith has returned home
from Nortbheld, where size spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Charles :
Goodrich. !
Mrs. Celia Flanders and daughter,
Hazel, went to South ROyalton, Monday, {
where Mrs. Flanders Is 10 cook In the ho- I
lei during the month Of August. I
Misses Annie and Alta Sleeper came
week from Boston to spend q few :
with their mother, Mrs. Ahbie !
ho resides on North Main street. !
Mr.. aud Mrs. H.. NJ. Tolman, Misses
Ella L. and Alice s. Tolman and Master a
Horace Tolman, Jr., Of Boston came sun I
day to the Orange County hotel for two a
weeks. I
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Henry OF Lebanon,
n. H., came Saturday and are visiting $
Mrs. Henry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. The .
ron Spear, on Main street. They return z
acme tomorrow. '
w. II. Emery has further improved his
home by building a new piszzs and re- (
the building. +. A. Dickinson u
bad the painting Job and Dearborn q Ba- c
son built the piazza. q
Albert F. Morey OF Boston came Mon
day night and will spend the week in
visiting his parents and other Z,
Mr.. Morey is employed in the :
ofics OF the American Express Co. OF
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Junge and Mrs.
Walton G. Abcrn of New York and Mrs. ?
Tom Garraty Of Barre spent last Thurs
lay at W. II. Emery's. Mr.. jung IS C
aid to be one Of the finest violinists in
New York. 4
Rev. Carl Corwin M family OF Chica-
10 are expected to arrive tomorrow on 3 Il
to his parents, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
and other relatives in town. MI. =.
is pastor OF the Porter Memorial ="
'hurch in Chicago.
Rev. Herbert ]. wyckon Of Norwich, y
Conn.,, Joined his family at J. M. Com
Saturday for bis summer vacation
Mr. wyckon is pastor OF the Second =
,ong'l church In Norwich. v
Harvey Taylor OF Hartford, Conn.,, Is
listing his father, Moan Taylor, for a !
veek. He drives q delivery automobile \
or Brown, Thompson q Co., whO have
large retail store in that city. t
The ladies of the Ten Pin club will hold D
heir annual sale in the Town hall Aug.
"A. These sales have become one OF the "
estures of the summer and the proceeds 7
ire always used for some desirable public Il
q
Miss Gertrude Bacon went to Fairlee
axe Monday for a week. She will make
me of q party Of nine young ladies, for
Der classmates at Randolph Normal
chcoL. They will occupy the Adams :,
at the lake. !
Miss Flora N. Corwin, who is en-
,loyed in the state house, Boston, in the r.
flee OF the state Insurance. commits !
Toner, came Saturday to spend the month !
i August with her father, J. A. r. Corwin, :
nd sister, Miss Nellie Corwin.
James Leonard took q trip to Boston 3
with Richard Dryer on the 2
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