Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-21
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

L. A. Corwin was in Boston last weak
b. F. Smith and wife visited in strafor,
last week.
John L.Esstman's little girl is sick witt
dysentery.
Mrs. Nancy corliss is with her son, c
II. Corliss.
Mrs. Maria Stevens Of Manchester, n
H.. is In town.
j. H.Edwards went to Burlington Mon
day on his wheel.
Elisha Burgess Oldest daughter, Bessie
has typhoid fever.
Mrs. Nell r. Allen Of Hudson, Mass. il
visiting at II. s. Annis'
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Tracy spent SUNDAY
with Miss Lyle at Barre.
A. f. Mills and wife left Monday for
their home in Alton, III.
Mrs. Charlotte Wilson OF Lynn. Mass
Is visiting friends In town
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene II. Kennedy the 18th.
Clarence Gorliss and wife visited John
Corlss &C Topsham last week
q. l.. Hayward hurt his hand severely
last week 50 be is unable 10 use Il.
The Larkin club holds is regular meet.
inE Monday with Miss h. a.. Moves.
Mrs. J. {. Lease OF Milford, n. H.. ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. II. Powers
Mrs Lizzie Townsend Of Barre is visit.
ing her brother, Willard p. IoRnsend
Miss Lila Robbins is al work in the
family Of Thomas Waldo 10 Wiliamstown.
James q. Hayward returned 10 Hilton.
y r., Friday. He made the trip on his
vince.
Mrs Harriet Webster Carey and son Of
New York city are visiting az c. p. Dick
ius0ns.
JH. Griffin and r.. b. Dickinson have
each lost COW recently and Chas. Lyon
yeafling.
Dr. II. T. Hanks and family OF New
YORK city were guests at II. L. Walkers
last week.
Sir. aud Mrs. +. c. Magoon of Montpel.
Ter spent saturday and Sunday at DR.. A.
B smiths
Waterson Relief corps holds its regular
meeting next satu roay afternoon at the
usual hour.
Mrs +. +. Hood and daughter, with her
mother, Mrs. Benson Sanborn, are visit.
ing friends in Middlesex.
Miss Addie French has gone to North
field, Mass, where she is attending +
Moody's Training school.
special communication Of George Wash
ington lodge, No. 81, r. a A. NJ, tonight /
Tor work on third degree.
David Puner, who has been at Samuel
BeckWith's the past three weeks, re-
turned TO Boston saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Beckwith returned home
last week. Her sister, Mrs.Susan stanton,
KEEP, house for her while she was away
Miss Melissa Wright finished work at
Hale X. Darling's Wednesday and Miss
Mamie Earl OF Tunbridge takes her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin ID. Barnes recently
passed a very pleasant time with Mr.. and
Mr.. W. +. Davis at the Profile House,
White Mts.
The Chelsea West Hill base ball club !
have recently played three games with the !
Nilliamstown East Hill club, in which
The former have been victorious each time.
Robert b. smith OF Hooksett, n. H.,
was the guest OF IL. O. Bixby Tuesday.
Ne was on a horseback ride through 90
Montpelier and across 10 the White Mts.
Dr. George Helmer left Monday for !
Lowell, Mass, " here he will spend a short |
time with c. l. Hood aud then go to New
York. He was accompanied 10 Lowell by ,
", +. Hood. !
Toe Ten Pin club held a social meeting
IN the town hall Wednesday afternoon
OF last week, to which the Ladies society
OF the West Till was invited. Supper was
served and ali had very enjoyable time !
Col, Charles X. Darling OF Boston is
spending this week with his father, Hon. 4
Joseph X Darling. Col. Darling has
Wtn him Pedro A. Morale, Porto Rican, ,
Who came from Porto Rico with him last
year when he returned from the war.
Mrs. Carlton OF Tunbridge and Mrs. u
Augir OF Philadelphia are visiting at II.
1 Bnby's. They are members OF family /
Ai SIX children, OF ages ranging from Is 20
~ Persistent refusal to worry is one OF f
'he chief reasons given for their longevity
One OF the large gray horses belonging 3
70 henry Clark died last week Ihls Is I,
lot only severe loss financially Tor Mr..
.larS, but il breaks his team Tor the h
heavy work he Ia engaged In doing, haul $
rs granite and coal. the horse weighed
500 lbs. and was one OF the best pair 10
.own. {
The Chelsea baseball club played the -
llnbridge club last Saturday afternoon
20 viii Scales park. A large crowd was
Present TO witness IL and reported GOOD =
' zane. They played with eight men on : = =
'le az Tunbridge came up with only that u
lumber Tunbridge won, 10 to Il. Next
saturday Chelsea plays return game ~
4lnordge on the fair ground. Inc cups "
'le pretty nearly matched and i bias iair h
~ oe an interesting game. ie
large number OF West Hill residents =
we're kindly entertained on saturday ~
Iening by c. F. Hemenway's family a. ~ ~
lelr summer cottage. The chiei attrse !.
!9n was the most excellent Work OF ms - -
-ulsOn phonograph, with a large numotf X