Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-23
Chelsea Home News.
8. 0. Billy. Local Editor


Or. A. T. Marshall is home from the
4 bosnital at Hanover, n. H., and IS rapid
3 n improving from his recent operation.
r \. Lucas sprained the ligsments in
III ankle Monday afternoon while get
sing wood into the shed so he is confined
~ The house and unable to work.
Next Sunday at p. m, lunch will be
served BY George Washington lodge, No.
H. F and A. NJ, at the Orange County
hotel 10 ell visiting brothers and their
sives The services in the Town hall
begin at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Celia Flanders and daughter,
Hazel. came last week and are occupying
their rooms on Maple avenue. Miss Hazel
4 student at Goddard seminary, Barre,
ana Mrs: Flanders has charge of the din
ing hall 10 that institution.
Mrs. w. II. Beekwith has finished car
ING for Airs. Lee Whitney and her place
/. taken by Miss Margaret 5. Young, a
Trained nurse from the City hospital at
Barre. The condition of Mrs. Whitney
i still critical. but symptoms little
more favorable for her recovery.
Miss Chorene Barnes came last week
from Boston, where she is q teacher in
the school of English Speech and Express
sion, to spend ths summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D. Barneg She is
accompanied by her friend, Miss Harriet
Iolman, teacher in the same institu-
tion.
Miss Sylvia Comstoek graduated last
week from the st. Johnsbury academy,
where she was one OF seven honor mem
hers in the class Of thirty-hve. She came
home Saturday afternoon with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Comstoek, and
sister, who attended the commencement
exercises.
Mrs. Hale K Darling came home from
Burlington Sunday where she had been
the past week with her husband who is ut
the Mary Fletcher hospital " here he was
operated upon for appendicitis. Mr..
Darling is reported as doing well and ex-
pected to be out OF the hospital in about
Two weeks.
Mrs. Eliza Ann Bixby, wife OF the late
Newell S. Bixby, died at her home on
South Main street Wednesday, June IS,
aged rs years, 5 months, after an illness
OF several months. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her
lpte home, Rev. ]. A. Lawrence otticiat-
ing. She left two sisters, Mrs. Amanda
Harvey OF Waitham. Mass, and Mrs.
Hannah Osgood OF East Randolph, both
OF whom had been with her most OF the
time during her illness.
The gentlemen OF Chelsea grange are
especially invited to a supper served by
the ladies next Monday evening at 7
o'clock. All members are also invited.
This supper is the result OF two entertain
ments last winter, one furnished by the
men and one by the ladies, Il being q
contest 10 see which could get up the best
entertainment and the side beaten was 10
furnish a supper. ] he ladies usually
come out best, but in this case the judges
rendered Just decision, so the men say,
no are thereby relieved from the calam-
IFS OF getting up supper all themselves.
Ii was a pretty close call for them, any
way, as near as we are able to learn.
Fred v. fuller OF Iunbridge, former
member Of n. f. X. Hall camp. No. rs, Of
this place, had the honor OF being elected
commander OF the Vermont division, 8.
". at the eneampment held at Montpel-
Ter last week. The new commander has
great field for work all over the state as
The reports at encampment showed only
p camps and GIG members in good stand
ing. In lSa0-9i the division head
quarters was with this camp and during
fhe term ~ new CAMPS we're mustered
aud y reinstated, making a total increase
OF % camps and the division was turned
over to the new headquarters with So
camps and 1855 members. We shall be
glad to see this record beaten this year by
- l.
neighbor, Camp No. S..