Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-16
Chelsea Home News.
rnnA pARLINe. Local Editor.

e 9sIa e offered for sale. Said farm con-
uI 93l acres, good sugar place, young
..aso-d Of grated fruit, good buildings.
v, PARTICULARS address MRS. l.. A. BEN
t9L PTbslssa. Vt. 3w
Nj Eva Barup is working for A. l.
Dexter
FE. Tracy of Montpelier spent Sunday
hlO9n,
LsAlIen was home from Montpelier
over Sunday.
Oscar V. Downing OF Barre was in town
h.t Monday.
Herbert Kingsbury is at home from
WilamstoWn.
Miss Laura r. Fuller is teaching school
ID Washington.
Charles Taplin spent Sunday with rela-
tiges in COrlnth
Mrs. Elmer Flanders is visiting relatives
IN Cornish, n. ii.
Karl Waterson is spending a few days
IN Williamstown.
Mrs. George Reed has been quite i'll
With severe cold.
Master Harold Corwin is visiting rela-
tyss in Tunbridge.
william Nye OF Topsham recently Wis.
led Joseph French.
There will be services at the NJ. e.
taurch next Sunday.
The VIC. I. U. met with Mrs. NJ. ~.
CofFin last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Newton returned to
somerVille, Mass, this week.
Mrs. W. A. Reed spent several days at
ben parents home last week.
Alonzo Bohonon OF Washington is
g0rkng IoI DR.. A. B. Smith.
Tnere will be a promenade at the town
ball Friday evening, Sept. 24th.
Mrs. A. Merrill spent several days this
week with Mrs. Lavinia Andrus.
Mrs Emaline Waterson has returned
iom short visit in Williamstown.
Mrs. J, H Griffin went to Hancock with
Mrs. Julian Griffin for a short visit.
Mrs. Stephen Vincent of Plainfield is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 5. N. Goss.
Mr. and Mrs John Osborn returaed to
their home in Cleveland, o., last Tuesday.
Aparty Of ten young people enjoyed
com roast at +. NJ. Perkins Friday even
ing,
Karl Waterson of Lowell, Mass, is the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. EmalDe Water
son.
Ms 0. W. Brown of Corinth visited at
g. ". Taplins and j. X. Darling's re-
Gently. $40
Mrs. Carrie Locke has returned from
lopsham after an absence of several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Corwin are in Bos-
Ton and intend to be absent from home
two weeks.
Wilder II. Dearborn took a party of
Twelve on a straw ride to North Tun-
bridge Thursday evening.
NJ. and Mrs. Manton Patillo, guests at
I'M Perkins, have returned to their
nome in Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs Joseph Knight of Newburyport,
a,iassi spent several days with her sister,
MS. j. h. Darling, the first of the week.
Miss Ellen Andrus and Miss Maude S.
aeIflll took carriage drive to Plainteld,
A. h., where they visited relatives this
week
Ms. Shay, who has been spending sew
asl weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lyman Sprague, has returned to her home
u Montpelier.
Miss Vincent OF East Randolph will
9aeh the fall school in Dist. No. 10, be-
slahing next Monday, instead OF Miss
Auams OF Milliamstown.
Cha! les K. Darling OF Boston was unan-
..--0asly elected cOmmander-in. chief oil
%. zoe sons OF Veterans, U. 5. A., at the ma
week.
II Miss Katharine Stone of Claremont, n.
" and Der sister, Mrs. Anna Smith, OF
-ashua, \. H., have been visiting their
,i1ele, Ii. w. Dearborn, and other rela-
Z, MS, K, W. Aliens mother, Mrs. x. r.
lax 81 Randolph, and two sisters, Mrs.
Iieen Johnson of Michigan and Mrs.
recently.
MS: Edwin Fuller and son, Glenn, are
,,yeuulng several weeks with relatives and
t VII IN Corinth and Topsham. Mr..
i tuief boards at W. NJ. Nations during
'aeir absence.
~. rosttmaster Bixby announced Monday
s M the extra mail from South Royalton
III oe continued indefinitely. The after
49,. ~ man will close at 80 hereafter IN
''ead of at . D. m.
u aev' 5. Lewis B. Speare OF Newton,
~ - - brother of the Hon. Alden Speare
o y Dos.loni was in town over Sunday and
!. ~, ~ pea the pulpit of the CongI church
= we morning service.
mere was a stereopticon lecture ct the
w hall last evening by Prof. ID. Z.
~. biUiVe STE OF the Michigan State Univer-
~, MS subject was 'The Philippine
- = and Their People"
p; tls annual Offering for the Vermont
49,, society will be collected at the
ls sunday school next Sunday. Rev.
Il - Elliot asks that the children Will
~ g many pennies as they are years
n a'iu earn the money if possible.
DHseord OF weather as kept by George
49, Ior August, 1897: Maximum tenn
. s--,lls' So I and Sth days; minimum
-, t-ilature, II :, the 2lst and 30; mean
1 - 'S,lature. 62.3; mean temperature for
~, 90 81 total precipitaIion,4.0 S in;
n ~ piselpitation in August, 1896, 80 in.
a n , We ib.h day l-3i inches OF ram fell in
i, i-slt thirty Of the neighbors and
,s.S-N1-'s Of Mr. end Mrs. Moses Durham
~ .leln a visIt Sept. 4th in honor OF
1e... .Nenty-htth anniversary Of their
-. 1t was complete surprise TO
~ sI anu among those present were Mr.
ios,. Y LYMAN Porter, Mr. aud Mrs.
lF.;-s5s lbLer snd Mrs. e. BohOnoD OF
NJ anu Mrs. Clark Avery Of Lowell,