Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-03
Chelsea Home News.



Chas. R. Corwin of Boston was in town
this week.
Mrs. A. H. Powers returned home
Thursday.
Charles ]. Cosgrove returned to Bur-
lington Friday morning.
W. H. Gilleland is boarding at Orange
County hotel this winter.
F. A. Ordway left Monday for Southern,
Pines, NC, via New York.
There was a Halloween dance at Dens-
more's hall Monday night.
Mrs. Dan Stoughton OF Sonth Royalton
is with her mother for a few days.
Galvanized iron wash tubs with wiring
er attachment only Soc. at Tracy's.
Miss Belle Judd OF New Jersey is visit
ing her mother and sister in town.
Mrs. s. N. Goss was absent last week on
an inspecting tour for the w. r. Z.
Edward A. Davis and wife OF Bethel
spent last Sunday at Geo. L. Slows.
Miss Nellie Bixby has been spending
the past week with friends at Northheld.
The ladies OF the Cong'i church gave a
bean dinner in the church parlors Friday.
Hon. j. X. Darling spent most OF last
week at Montpelier attending supreme
court.
NJ. G. Allen has a matched pair Of two
year-old Durham steers that weigh z,zoU
pounds.
James Hosking of Claremont, N. H.,
has been visiting his daughter, MRS.
Frank Titus.
FL. Whitney was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Whitney spent last week with him
at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Joslyn OF Petersham,
NJ Al - Waiting Mira Ioalyu'6 father.
Geo. II. Bacon.
Louis Sullivan and family o Alfred
Baily and wife removed to Farnham,
Canada, Tuesday.
VIII. Hill has sold out his horse clipping
business to w. III. Dearborn and the nrm
is now Adams q Dearborn.
Mrs. 81. F. Bryant and her mother, Mrs.
James Atwood, are visiting relatives IN
Orfordville, N. H., this week. I
The lecture course is now assured and
we will probably announce next week the
date of the first entertainment
DIR. F. l.. Beckwith goes to Danviile
Monday to remain until Nov. lSth, wnere
he has an extensive dental practice
Alden Racon. who has been at work
for an ice company In Manchester, N: a ,
this summer, returned TO own "eones-
day.
MT4. Jane r.. NC III no7
her home ia Boston after spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. .. M. MAT
toon.
Alopzo Moves went to Franklin, N. n.
last week to attend the marriage OF MS
niece, Miss Flora Noyes OF HARTFORD
Conn. tf4kF5
Moses M. Dunbar has bought the David
Grant farm on the Spring road In TON
bridge paying about $3.50. He takes poses
sion March 1st-
The sociable at the West Hill church
last week Wednesday evening was wen az.
tended considering the weather. About
s15 was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Newton. who had
,been Visiting at ]. A. r. Corwin's the past
two weeks, returned 10 thelr home IN
Somerville, Mass, Friday.
II YOU want to buy, sell or swap. adver-
tise IN this paper. Does It paYf Ask DR..
Corwin or any other party who has tried
it fairly, and see what they tell you.
Mr.. r. d. Lyon, general manager OF the
New England telephone company IN .nis
section, was in town last week: There Is
to be a long distance metallic circuit from
this place.
Frank H. Tracy WAS a good fellow when
he lived here, but we understand he Is
soon to go to jail In Montpelier Tor two
wears having been appointed deputy sher'
III and jaiIer OF Washington county.
Charles Bacon has rented the Parks
house in the upper village and repaired X
for a store where he will keep hour, ieeo
and groceries. As 1t is directly opposite
his house 1t makes a convenient location
The Chelsea Lecture Course association
was organized last Wednesday night with
the following officers: -President, Rev.W.
e. allen; vice president, Rev. A. ]. East
man; secretary and treasurer, ID. N MAT
tison.
We are now prepared to give the date oil
the first lecture in the course. 1t will oc-
cur Monday evening. Dec. 9th, and the
speaker is to be Rev. Dr.. Steel OF Nash
vile. Tenn. a brilliant orator OF the
Southern Methodist church subject;
Home Life in Dixie During the War"
Dr- steel is a member OF the Eaton
entertainment bureau and comes with
unusually high recommendations.