Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07
Chelsea Home News.
- O BIxBY, Local EDITOR.

,.5rad Thousand best grades, New
1noIics cedar shingles just received
brus' tt4spd 2-inch dry pine plank. For
$50 H. L n 4. Adams, South Royslton. Il
Tim Atwood has nine boarders at the
Hall residence.
'% me- academy began Monday with a
4 Iarge attendance.
Tss Reading circle met Monday even
t,g With Mrs. e. A. Corwin.
D. rors Morrison's father from Tops
I'm vislted her Wednesday.
son vas born to Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. N.
ncss Jr., Monday, Dec. 4th.
1obn b. Corliss and George Rice OF West
rsnsbsm we're in town Sunday.
Gao,ge Miller is at work for DR.. A b..
sr,ttb king care OF his horses.
~ l.. Harwoodis father and broth
d, spent thanksgiving With her.
sslnb Walker Is home for short yaea-
ti,r tom the Montpelier seminary
Fysrts Brown and vile OF Vershire
.rsnt Thanksgiving at b. II. Adams.
some AZ our camera experts secured
.one pretty snow scenes Monday morn
Jog. Ia. ,,o,.,, t.o,,,
Wesl Fairlee, where she is at work In the
Ifslfs smith picked dandelIoD bios
.ow December %. II looked healthy and
90 right.
Cheney McAlister OF Washington Is
sfIping b. r. Wallace in the hotel barn
daring court,
Arthur Abbott and Ned Griffin Of
so5tb Rayalton came home to eat Thanks
giving turkey.
". p Townsend, wife and son spent
Tbsnksglvlng with his brother, Charles
Townsend, at Barre.
RM. ssayer and wife OF Washington
spsnt Thanksgiving with his aunts,
Misses sarah and Mary Wills.
The Young Woman's club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. IL +. Bryant They
sew for the inmates OF the home for desti-
,ute children.
Miss Long and Miss liner McAllister are
back at the hotel for court. Elmer Nc
AnisteF and Miss Ethel George are also
working there.
Miss Annie Goss returned home
Wednesday OF last week from Peter
borough, \. Y, where she had been the
past ieg weeks.
Horace Moody is very sick at his home
10 Washington with rheumatic fever. DR..
Abb smith attends him. Orman DenDi-
son Is driving the Barre stage.
Mrs. Mile Godfrey, mstron OF the in
sane asylum at Concord, ". H., was in
town last week visiting her father, Eras-
t1s Bugbee, and other friends.
james AtWood's pic, not quite eight
months old, weighed 3S5 pounds. There
vss 8 mistake somew here as Jim expected
10 weigh exactly 400 l-2 pounds.
Tuesday evening there was a meeting OF
toe Orange County Bar association and
memorial services in honor o, the late HI.
A. White OF Washington and George A.
Dlokey Of Bradford.
The Thanksgiving dance was decided
success. There were forty couples pres
eat, being here from Washington, Barre,
Randolph, Tunbridge and Vershire. Mrs.
W +. Flanders served a nice lunch In the
bell.
The home OF Dexter +. Larkin came near
being destroyed by fire last Friday morn
ing. The chimney burned out and the
roof caught from the falling sparks. Mr.
LsrEins son, Ed, happened to be at the
house and by prompt work with pals OF
water, succeeded in putting the fire out.
Mrs Hull and her son have moved into
tra ihompson's house on back bay, re-
Gently occupied by Joseph Abbott. Mr..
Abbott has broken mp housekeeping. His
son, AlIsrd, has gone to live with Urbane
bHhy Il East Brook field and his daugh-
ler, Elsie, is with her aunt, Mrs. Robert
Birchmore
J. b. Clark, Peoria, ILL.,, says: "Surgeons