Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-05
Chelsea Home News.
HALE k. DARLING. Local Editor.
More outingsjus received at Corwin's IS.

States Attorney Hyde was in town last
Friday.
Alva Bohonon is working at the Orange
County Hotel.
John b. Corliss has returned from a
weeks trip 10 New Hampshire.
Election returns were received at
Hoods drug store Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Peters spent Sun
day with Mrs. Peters son at Bethel.
Miss Eunie A. Noyes is working in
Miss Clements dressmaking parlors.
Fred e. Atwood was in town over Sun
day, riding from Hanover on his wheel.
Miss Helen Sloane of Boston, who has
been teaching in No. s, has returned home.
Parkhurst a. Son have just finished a
thorough job of painting at H. s. Annis'
Hugh Clark is clerking at c. p. Dickin-
sons in the absence of James Hosking,
Jr.
Miss Alma Hosking OF Claremont, N.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank j.
Titus.
Mrs. William F. Hood and Mrs. w. S.
Hatch visited in Plainfield the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Mary Bemis has finished working
at the Orange County hotel and has gone
to Woodstock.
Mrs. Kate (Bryant) Allen OF East Bar
nard visited her parents last week, return
ing home Saturday.
Miss Fannie Slack OF South Royalton,
who is teaching at Heath, spent Sunday
at Carl Beekwith's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Powers are receiving
visit from their niece, Miss Lillian
Lease, OF Milford, n. IL.
Mrs. Sarah r. Cummings OF Strafford,
a former teacher in tne academy, was in
town last week Tuesday.
c. S. Emery and George A. Tracy were
in Montpelier last week, attending
Knight Templar meeting.
Miss Lula Berry sold her household
goods at auction on the common Tuesday.
c. f. Godfrey was auctioneer.
Mr.. Ware returned to his former home
in Hamilton, Ontario, Saturday. Mrs.
Ware and Mrs. Grant still remain here. q
Frederick Chandler Waldo and Miss
Celestia Crafts Willis were marrisd Oct.
30th, at North Tunbridge, by Rev w. II.
Trafton.
DR.. A. V. Goss and II. n. Goss returned
to Taunton and Brockton, Mass. respect
lively, Wednesday, after weeks visit to
their parents, DIR. and Mrs. 5. n. Goss.
Postmaster Bixby returned from his
trip TO Boston Friday, and gives a glow
ing account of his reception at &. /.
Hoods farm in Lowell and OF what he
saw there.
The ballot clerks at the recent town
meeting were +. /. Whitney and G. +.
Godfrey on the part OF the Republicans
and X. w. Allen and ii. O. Bixby for the
ID Dcmocrats.
In the suit OF Richard Kennedy V. f. E.
Hood, heard before Justice Emery Satur
day, judgment by default was rendered
for the plaintiff Darling & Darling ap-
peared for the plaintiff
l.. NJ Towner, formerly OF Orange, has
moved into the Drew house, which he
will occupy until April /, when he takes
possession OF the place which he recently
purchased oil f. b. Dickinson.
T. G. Dearborn is driving the South
Royalton stage in place OF Harry Bryant,
who has been threatened with typhoid
fever. The latter is attended by DIR. Goss |
and at present writing is much better.
Mrs. Lydia Goodell and family have |
removed to East Montpelier, where they 1
are to care for an elderly man. Charlie
Dow's family are to move into Mrs. |
Goodell's house at the lower end of the
village.
Mrs. Manuel Rowe and her son, Clar-
ence, of Laconia, n. H., who have been at
II. 5. Annis' for some time past, returned |
to their home last week Wednesday, and /
MRS. "A. >. Lamp ana MISS Euna ID. ldulo
returned to Manchester, n. H., on the |
Monday previous.
The hearing in the suit of Perley w. |
Rogers and Richard Kennedy was re-
sumed before Justice Hatch last week /
Wednesday, in the grand jury room, occu-
pying the entire day. Judgment was |
rendered for the plaintiff for s14.46 and !
costs. The defendant appealed to county |
court.
Z. b. Dickinson states that on a recent |
visit to Amphius Williams at North Ran
dolph, he saw quite lively old lady in |
the person of Mrs. Williams mother, |
Mrs. Annis. This lady is 81 years old, |
and Mr.. Dickinson says that during his |
stay there she walked to Brookfield one
day, and on another occasion danced two
figures in as brisk style as one could
ask for.