Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-06
Chelsea Home News.

Will Tarbell and wife returned to Chi.
cago Monday.
Mrs. Lenora Parker is quite sicK at
Stillman Rich's.
W. H. H. Hall and ]. B. Bacon are in
Boston this week.
Mrs. Richard Smith has returned from
the hospital at Burlington much inn
proved in health.
Many Of our citizens attended the fair
at Washington last week.
A son was born to Mrs. Herbert Kings
bury Saturday morning.
Mrs. Maria Medcalf has gone to St. Al
bans to spend the winter.
Frank Davis OF Lebanon, N. H., is visit
ing his father, F. e. Davis.
Alfred Q. Underhil has gone to Minne-
sc ia for three weeks trip.
Mrs. v. 1. Moore of Concord, N. H., is
visiting her mother, Mrs. q. A. Dens-
more.
Miss Addie M. French has gone to
Mortified, Mass, to attend the Moody
training school.
Mrs. circuit Bixby, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. s. V. Avery, has been visiting
friends in Mortified.
Margaret Waterson Hatch of Faribault,
Mimi, and Mrs. W. G. Pratt OF Williams
town were guests OF Mrs. Emeline Water
son last week.
Miss Zilla, daughter OF DR.. A. B. Smith,
has gone to Meriden, N. H., to attend
school at the Kimball Union academy.
Miss Jennie Birchmore, formerly OF this
place, now OF North Weymouth, Mass,
where she is employed in large shoe fac.
tory, is spending her vacation in town.
A bushel OF ripe raspberries was picked
last week by Cults Hall. Like our eiec-
trio lights they seem to be somewhat be.
hind, but they got here just the same
later.
Mrs. L. A. Bramon has purchased OF
David u. Carr for 500, the place she sold
to him some few years ago, and Mr.. Carr
has bought the Moses Durham farm for
about the same price.
Mrs. Mary Allen Robinson OF Chicago,
accompanied by her brother, Philip Allen,
of La Crosse, Wis, were In town for short
visit this week. They formerly lived on
the Stanley farm on the West hill.
James Hosking, Jr., who has been at
johnson the past year, has purchased an
interest IN grocery house at West Lsha
non, N. III. He was in town last week
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Titus.
Mrs. s. v. Avery OF st. Paul, Mi nm, her
son, Charles Avery, Co r, LIST Regt VT.
Vols, and wife of Northfield, Mrs. Nary,
Mrs. Dygert and Mrs. Rackliff OF Maple
Lake, Mimi, have been guests at circuit
Bixby's. 500
Mrs. Clayton L. Bowls died Saturday OF
typhoid fever with perforation OF the
bowels, aged SO years, 8 months, rs days.
She left a husband and four little chill
dreu. The funeral was Monday and the
interment at Washington.
Webster Fits, W no started for the Klon-
dixie last spring has returned to Boston.
He got as far as Dawson city,was sick and
took the shortest route for New England.
We will tell more about 1t later. IL you
are going to strike for the Klondike it
pointers Before starting that will not
have any gilteye
Following Is the weather record az kent
by George Dewey for september, 1898:
Maximum temperature, $40 I'd and 4th
days; minimum temperature, 329 21st
day; mean temperature, 6So total pre-
cipitations, 3.9S in.; mean temperature,
Scot, 1897, $50 total cipitations,Se Sept.
1897, 1877 in; slight frost, Sept. "a, 1895;
slight frost Sept. is, 1897.
Thomas Beedle went to Barnard last
week for some goods belonging to his
niece. When returning near Geo. Fol-
SONS he was met by G. e. Godfrey by or
der OF the selectmen and the goods were
burned. They had been used In the FAM
lily during diphtheria sometime ago and
had not been fumigated and It was
thought best not to take any risk.
The reading given by Mics Elsie Pow
ers at the town hall Wednesday evening |
was fine, as they always are. she belongs |
to that class OF elocutionists whose re-
citals are of the best. w. 8. Goss sang, |
which was well worth the price OF adj
mission. The piano duet by the Misses /
Leose was good. It was an entertain
ment worthy of much larger audience.
Helen /. Hinkley, wife Of Henry e. |
Mosher, died at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai, Burlington, Saturday afternoon, aged
IS wears. Mrs. Mosher had been a great /
sufferer from tn NOR for many months
and went to the hospital for treatment /
some three weeks ago but an operation |
was found to be impossible. The funeral
was at her late home Tuesday at O'Clock |
%. M, Kew. VIM. E. Allen officiating. !,