Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-08
Chelsea Home News.
HALE <. pARLINe. Local Editor.

Alonzo Noyes has returned from bis
trip to Providence.
Misses spaulding and Wells visited in
Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Perkins has gone to Glouces-
ter, Mass, for weeks visit.
Fred e. Smith is now principal of the
high school at Haydenville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. C. c. Wilson of Lynn, Mass,
called on friends in town Thursday.
Mrs Harry Kenerson of Leominster,
Mass, is at the Orange County Hotel.
Joseph Landon has removed his shoe
shop from Bacon's block TO his residence.
Mrs. Manuel Rowe OF Laeonia, n. H., Is
making visit to her brother, ii. ,. Annis.
The ladies' of the Cong1 church served a
dinner at the church parlors Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Davis and daughter will oc.
cupy the Copeland house during the WIN
ter.
Dir. and Mrs. E. F. Peters left for Bos.
ton Tuesday morning for stay OF several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b Atwood are visit
ing their son, Fred, at Dartmouth this
week.
Fred A. ordway returned to bis home
in Aberdeen, \. c., via New York city,
Monday.
Hon. j. X. Darling is in Montpelier, at
tending the opening Of the session Of leg
Mrs. c. o. Burnham and her mother,
Mrs. T.. p. Moore, are visiting relatives IN
Richford.
Ten Of the members OF Fred ". Smiths
Sunday seh0ol class enjoyed an outing at
his farm, Saturday.
Miss Clara Dickey, who has been visit
ing Gt e. A. Dcnsmore returned to her
home in Lowell, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. Whitney of Caliope, Iowa,
arrived in town Friday on visit to her
husbands brother, A. W. Whitney.
Miss Nellie Corwin went to st. Johns
bury Monday and after a short visit there
will 60 TO Oxford, N. H., for several days.
William j. Tarbell, Jr,, and wife have
TO Minneapolis after visit Of
several weeks with Mr.. Tarbeli's parents.
Mrs. George f. Reed has a badly scalded
hand and arm, the result of accidentally
upsetting pitcher OF hot water last week.
Henry A. Magoon exhibited nine sets OF
polished horns at Washington and Iun
bridge fairs and secured a premium at
each.
Wilmarth H. Luce is reported as slowly
improving. Mrs. Luce's sister and her
husband from Barre are assisting in car
ing for him.
Fred +. Atwood, who is now a member |
of the Freshman class at Dartmouth, was
in town last week, taking in the Tun-
bridge fair.
George A. Emery and wife arrived |
tuesday for visit OF several days at G. ). /
Emery $. MIR. and Mrs. Emery drove the |
entire distance from their home in Somer-
Vile, Mass.
Mrs. Cora Dexter, wife OF Almon / |
Dexter, died of consumption last week |
after long sickness. Funeral |
services were held at the house Friday /
liternoon, Rev. Mr.. Allen officiating.
George T. Hebard Command, U. V. L.,
las chosen Frank II. Clough OF Wilmot,
Y. H., and A. X. Smith of New Boston,
Y. H., as delegates TO the annual encamp-
nent of that order at Nashua, N. H., Oct.
I'd.
The marriage OF II. G. Woodruff, for
nerly cashier of the local bank and a for
ner local editor of the HERALD, to Miss
'ifield of Manchester, N. H., occurred at
he First Cong'l church in that city on
Wednesday OF this week. Vim A. Corwin
4 this place acted as best man.
The directors of the National Bank OF
)range county have chosen Hiram y.
fattison of Northfield as cashier TO sue
eed O. B. Copeland. Mr.. Mattison ar
ived Monday night and will take charge
4 the bank at once. He is a graduate of
Norwich University and has been en-
loyed in the bank at Northfield for the
asst three years. He comes highly rec
mmended and the directors consider I
themselves fortunate in securing his ser
ices. !