Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-12
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY, Local Editor.

II. W. blAbfi Iotal iSVfeOf.
All aboard for Montpelier
Ed Nation lost a horse last week.
Read the new ad. OF Chelsea market.
Mrs. William Wilson returned to Bur-
liDgton Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Bixby is visiting friends in
Montpelier this week.
Edward A. Davis and wife OF Bethel
spent Sunday at G. l.. Slows.
G. A. Tracy has a friend and his wife OF
Lowell, Mass, visiting him this week.
Miss Florence Lease OF Milford, ~ H.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Powers.
Mrs. William Wilson has sold her house
on Vershire street to A. NJ. Burnham for
$50.
Tom Hosking OF Claremont, ". H., Wis
tied his sister, Mrs Frank Titus, last
week.
Mrs. George Hutchinson and daughter
left Monday for their home In North Car
olna.
Wilson Walker and Mason Babbett of
Putnam, Conn.,, visited f. j. Flanders the
past week.
George Fuller has moved from the East
Hill into the kimbau house on South
Main street
c. II. Wheeler and friend OF Hooksett,
n. H., are with T.. j. Flanders enjoying
coon hunting.
Mrs. Eulie Dutton Lane was called
home to Lynn, Mass, Tuesday by the
sickness Of her husband.
Hugh Clark, who Is working at south
Fairiee, was at Henry ClarKis, his broth
eris last week wednesday.
Leonard Thompson has been sick the
past week and confined TO the house,
caused by hurting his knee.
Mrs. Zelma Slack fell while pspering in
her house Monday and broke one OF tue
small bones In her left wrist.
Charles Erskine and wife OF Williams.
town visited friends In town last weeE
and attended the Tunbridge fair.
Mrs. q. A. Waterson returned to Lowell,
Mass, this week. She has been visiting
friends In town the past two weeks.
Charles Cosgrove, who works on the
State Agricultural farm at Burlington, Is
visiting his father, James Cosgrove.
a. J. Bell and party went home last
Saturday, remaining only one week, ow-
ing 10 the scarcity OF game this season.
Miss Alice Corwiu went to Burlington
Tuesday for treatment Her many friends
wish her speedy return IN perfect health.
Geo. A. Emery and wife OF somerville,
Mass, are visiting friends here and will
attend the Dewey celebration at Montpe-
lier.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sawyer OF Norwich
were guests at j. A. X. Corwin's lest week.
They had Just returned from a three weeks
trip in the far west.
Mrs. J. p. Tracy win entertain a party /
OF young people at her home Friday even.
ing TO meet her son, Geo. A. Tracy, and /
wife OF Lowell, Mass.
While Frank T. Beckwith was making 1
AL nj aE
iointer, caught his hand, going In an inch /
and making painful wound.
The remains OF Mrs. Madgett, who was
taken 10 the Waterbury insane asylum
about year ago from here, were brought
TO Washington saturday for interment.
The frm Of l.. {. 4 y. T. Beckwith has
dissolved partnership, Frank I. Btckwith
having sold his interest in the saw-and-
grist mill 20 his father. Lewis {. Beckwith.
Mrs. julia Cranes, who formerly resided
IN this place, died al her home in Cam
bridge, Mass, Oct. 1, aged ~ yesrs. Her
remains we're taken to Montpelier Tor in
terment
Charles n. Putney OF Mortified visited
his aunt, Mrs. Louisa r. Clough. last
week aud took IN the Worlds fair at Tun-
bridge. Mrs. Clough returned with BIN
70 Northheld saturday.
Joseph n. Edwards has gone 10 Norfolk,
49, 70 epthu the Winter ~ usual nG mss
good business IN patent springfield for
which he has the general agency for the
manufacture and sale In that city.
Married at the methodist parsonage
Tuesday Oct. 10, by Rev. W. r. Alien,
Mr.. Ernest NJ. Young and airs. Katie A.
Edwards, both OF Chelsea. They went at
once to Barre for a short stay and are to
live In MtlliamstOwu, where MIR. Young
Is oyerseer Of l.. NJ. Sewers stock farm.
Mrs. c. +. BOnohon was given a sur
prise party last Friday evening By her
Sunday school class, numbering eighteen.
They left asa remembrance a handsome
photograph holder and pretty piece OF
china souvenir Of the town hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonohon went TO Lowell, Mass,
yesterday, their future home They VIII /
oe greatly missed by a large circle OF
friends here, especially in the Methodist
church In which they, both, were active
members. a
Married Tuesday evening, Oct. 3, al the Q
Methodist parsonage by Rev. w. +. Allen, /
MI. hermie =. Slack and Miss Bessie NJ. :
hackett, both OF Chelsea. They made {
snort visit to friends In Brookheld and {
returned to their home at the Hackett I
farm on the West hill which Mr.. Slack '
had recently rented for the coming year. I
they bad previously furnished their house d
ready Tor occupancy. The happy couple :
were the recipients OF many valuable and
useful presents from friends. c
RfPAN's 70 tor S cents st drugrists'. They :
Danish pain and proloug life. One gives relief No
matter what's the matter. one will do yoa good