Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-02
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BrxBY, Local Editor.

j o. Perkins of Lowell. Mass, is at
home.
Ell Perkins, piano tuner. was here two
days last week.
Mrs. VIM. Flanders has been visiting
friends in Waterbury.
Rev. c. Il. Corwin has returned to his
4 HON at Calumet, Mich.
Miss Euniee Noyes went to Boston
Wednesday for two weeks.
The Annis bakery cart makes its last
trip tomorrow for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Burnham OF Bethel
visited at e. II. Corliss' last week.
Almon Eastman of Washington died at
his home Oct 26th OF pneumonia, aged 40.
Born, in Manchester. N. H., Oct. Gath, a
daughter 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Wood
run.
Mrs. Emeline Waterson went to Will
Jamestown Monday to remain several
weeks.
George l.. stowe attended the nesting
Of he Vermont Bar association at Mont
pelier last week.
Hale NATION, when going to school
Bcl Is, picked a wood violet, which was
as fragrant as in the spring.
The many friends OF Miss Alice Corwfn
win be gratined TO learn that her health
is improving at burlington.
Mrs. George Hutehins OF East Barre has
been spending 4 few days with her
mother, Mrs. Or. r. II. Godfrey.
Married. in Chelsea, Oct. 18th By Rev. w.
E Allen, Henry T.. Mosher OF Chelsea and
Nrs. Ella Hannaford Of Williston.
Leroy Goodell has rented his farm 10
George Goodell and moved 70 Mrs. Melis-
"a Nright's house at the upper village.
ID. L. skinner, who works for Hough-
ton 4 Duttou, Boston, is at home, called
here by the Illness Of his mother, Mrs.
Austin Skinner.
Married Tuesday, Oct I'D, At the resi-
denee Of Rev. r. T. Farrell at Lebanon, n.
H. Frank Il. Davis and Miss Bertha
Knowles. They will make their home at
Lebanon.
Edison II. Allen died OF pneumonia
Monday morning, Oct. 30, after an M
ness Of only . few days, aged 81 years.
The funeral was from the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon, Rev. W. 4.
Alien officiating.
Miss Blanche Townsend has been elect
ed vice president OF her class in Kim ball
Union academy, Meriden, \ II. We con.
graduate NJ ISIS Blanche on receiving this
honor, which Is the highest bestowed up.
on q lady in the class.
Amahk tHust VINO Npoh IN tue eANuEslou
10 Boston are j. A. X. Corwin and wife, 1
f q. Sleeper and wife, Mrs r. + Allen, |
Mrs. L. ID. Barnes, Mrs. VIM. Robbins /
and son, Fay, Mrs. Frank Gilman aud 1
son, Dean, W. II. II. Hall, j. b. Bacon, w. |
II tDearborn, Fred Folsom, Frank Button, /
r. b Dickinson.
Freeman Noyes, who has been in feeble /
health Tor the past three years, died Oct. /
18th, aged rs years. The funeral was \
saturday from bis late residence. He was
q veteran OF the civil war and a member /
OF Waterson Post No. as GA. r., " hich at
tended In q body and performed the
burial service OF the order. He leaves a
wife and one daughter.
Congregational church services for Nov.
5 Special service at 1880 a. IN, which
will include baptism, welcome TO new
members OF the church and the Lords
supp = sunday school al y; Sunday
school IN district No. a. 800 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor at South Wash
ington at p. m. Prayer meeting Tues
day evening Al u G. +. meeting Thursday
evening a. Z.
Dorothy, youngest child n John NJ. and
Persis d. Comstock, died In the hospital
At Hanover, n. H., Oct. ~. Of sarcoma,
sged yrs, mos, % da. Only a short
time ago. swelling was noticed on the
ieft side OF the little ones face. Or.
smith Of Hanover was consulted aud an
examination advised an immediate opera
ton a. the only recourse. They took her
70 Hanover Thursday. The operation re-
Tealod the disease more deeply seated than
wss expected and, II she had survived the
operation, could have lived but a short
time The funeral vas Sunday afternoon
from the house, Rev. A. J. Eastman offici-
atinr