Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-19
Chelsea Home News.
HALE <. DARLING, Local Editor.


Miss Flora Corliss has returned to
Barre.
Byron Berry is attending the fair at
Montreal.
Miss Lou Bacon is home from North
field, Mass.
Mrs. Lavinia Andrus Is very low at the
present writing.
E. A. Corwin is in Boston this week,
buying fall goods.
J. d. Denison and wife OF Randolph
were in town Monday.
Carl Bohonon OF Lowell is visiting his
brother, Fifeld Bohonon.
H. o. Bixby and wife were at White
River junction over Sunday.
F.A. Ordway and family have returned
to their home In Aberdeen, N. G.
Nelson P. Hood and family have moved
into the Giles house in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Boyd OF Londonderry, N. H., ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Bixby.
Full line OF winter blankets and robes
at bottom prices. 2t F. E. ALLEN.
John B. Corliss has commenced ham
ding the ribbons on the "North Star"
line.
Mrs. Ruth A. Bohonon OF Claremont,
N. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann
Spear.
Fred Akerman has returned from Mass
achusetts and will occupy his place on the
East Hill.
The Congregationalists held well-at-
tended social in their vestry last week
Wed nesday.
Mrs. F. H. Dyer and Miss Goss Of
Qrookr0n Mass yipitod A icp faun Gv,uld :
ing last week.
DR.. and Mrs. s. N. Goss and Miss Annie
Goss visited friends at Lower Waterford
the first OF the week.
We understand that George Hutchinson
and Leon Bemis are contemplating NOV
ing to North Carolina.
Oliver Walker OF WiIliamstown and
Mrs. John Walker Of Washington, d. c.,
were in town last week.
Charles H. Rouelle OF Barre has pur-
chased the Stevens place in Washington
Of Mrs. Richard Kennedy.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of the
M. e. church held very pleasant socia-
BILE at Mrs. Charles Densmore's, Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. DeMerritt OF Tunbridge occu-
pied the pulpit at the Cong'l church Sum
day, in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Sherman.
Mrs. j. d. Lane has returned to her
home in Lynn, Mass, after visit Of sew
eral months with her mother, Mrs. w. A.
Hood.
William Watkins and family have been
visiting in Hartford, Herbert Kingsbury
taking Mr.. Watkins place at the cream
cry during his absence.
John H. Perkins OF Andover, Mass,
who is visiting his son, +. M. Perkins,
was 70 years old Monday and celebrated
the occasion by birthday party.
| Mrs. b. l.. Perry OF Minneapolis, Miss
Nellie Hinkley OF Eldon, Iowa, Mrs. Ella
I M. Hanaford Of Williston and Frank BUR-
relle are visiting at Henry Mosher's.
Charles Sanders, alias Henry Wilson, a
colored citizen, residing in Bradford, was
committed to jail last week by Deputy
Sheriff Clough, charged with committing
an assault with deadly weapon, to wit, 9
revolver.
John Arnold Keyes Of Duluth, Mimi.
| is at the home of his father, 8. M. Keyes,
having come home to attend the funeral
OF his mother. Mr.. Keyes is engaged IN
ilearn, considered one OF the rising young
men of the state.
! HI. Bell OF Leominster, Mass, is tax
ing his annual sshunt" In the Chelsea
woods and, with his party, is occupying 9
vacant mouse on the East Hill. Accom-
panying Mr.. Bell are e. M. Rockwell, 9
prominent woollen manufacturer OF
Leominster, and c. H. Shapley and e. l.
Thompson, leading business men OF the
sams town. Mr.. Bell Is doing reportorial
work ion the Fitchburg Eue,,ing Mail
having charge OF the Leominster edition,
which is over 1,10O copies daily.
The AL. Martz Speciality company,
which appeared at the town hall Satur.
day evening, proved q surprise to the
small audience present. The fact that SO