Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-05
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BrxBY, Local Editor.

ford we're in town Saturday.
Mrs Ned Stacy OF vershire is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Martha Davis.
Miss Grace scott of Scottsmore, p. O.,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Griffith.
Mrs. VIII Flanders is cooking at the
Tunbridge House during the fair.
Mrs. Ada McIndough OF Fairlee has
been at e. NJ. Smiths the past week.
{. Y. Hemenway and family returned
TO their home in Lowell, Mass, Saturday
Mrs Frank Russell OF Calais and Mrs.
Lydia Goodell OF Plainfeld are visiting in
town.
came Tuesday for visit to his mother,
Mrs. Mary Tracy.
Miss Ethel George finished work for
Mrs. w. r. Hood Saturday and has gone
10 4. ID. Abbott's.
Curtis Hall picked ripe raspberries the
9th from bush which also had blossoms
and green berries.
Miss Carrie Locke, who went to Worces-
ter, last spfing, was married Oct. 1st TO
Mr. Arthur Camp OF that place.
Miss Lyle Tracy is home from Goddard
seminary, Barre. a. the school Is closed
for time because OF typhoid fever.
The hunting party Of h. j. Bells came
saturday and will occupy their old quar-
ters At the Wallace house on the East hill. 4
Mss Mary Larkin came home last week /
from the Momentum house, kennebunk.
port Ne. where she has been this summer. /
At the recent state convention Of the W 1
G. II. T.. al Barre Mrs. NJ. II. corwin was 4
reelected state superintendent OF Sab.
bath observance.
j. II. Beckman and wife OF Boston came
Wednesday night, after having spent the
summer az Bar harbor. They are stop 1
ping az A. +. Morey's.
Chas A. Smith OF Montpelier, manu-
facturer OF monumental WORKS, was In
town Tuesday. He has done some nice
work for people 10 this place
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bohonon will sell
their goods at suction Saturday and re-
move soon 10 10 -ell, Mass, where they
are 70 make their future home.
Joseph French reports that one inch OF
water fell Friday night. He has an ar
rangement by which he has kept the ex-
act amount OF rain fall for several years.
l. q. Atwood and wife and q. o.
Thompson and wife OF Franklin, n. H.,
were registered at the Orange Co. hotel I
sunday. They we're on a carriage drive /
70 the White Mts.
Edison Virgins died at his home in {
Wellington, Kansas, Sept. 2ith, aged 81
years. lie was formerly from this place
and veteran OF the civil war, having
served as a member Of Co. E, I'd regiment
VT Vols.
Miss Ada sanborn was given a party
Monday evening, the occasion being her a
18th birthday. A pleasant evening was
passed with games, music and refresh o
ments. She received many presents from
her friends.
The state executive committee OF ar .
engagements for Dewey day at Montpelier
thursday, Oct, 18th, have appointed j. b. II
- lNnk IA
\. Mattison and II. o. Bixby members OF d
the state reception committee.
The Chelsea Lecture association COM h
mlttee have laid out series of excellent
entertainments for this winter bot tickets =,
enough must be SOLD this week 20 guar =
sntee lie success. DO you want the course
this winterf fyou DO take one or more g
tickets AZ once.
Congregational church services Sunday, 10
Oct s. Preaching service ct 1890 a. m,
sermon by Rev. Carl Corwin, Sunday d.
school AZ II m, sunday school in district
No 81 Pun, preaching service at south In
Washington att y. m, union evening IA
serv.se at 7, prayer meeting Tuesday
evening At 7'So, c. h. meeting Thursday re
at 80 &C
By request, Rev. Ralph Gillian held a
meeting In the town ball Wednesday NJ
evening last week for men only. The au- be
ditoriom was well Oiled. about 300 being
present. Some hfteen male singers oocu- ha
pied the stage and short praise service NJ
vas held az the opening under the direct
.on OF Mr.. Crowell. Prayer was offered by -.
Kew Carl Corwin, sou OF DIR. NJ. IA. Cor y.
vim, who arrived that day from his west :"
IN home. MIR. Crowell sang my Moth
ers Prayer Mr.. Gillian took for his SIT
ext BE not deceived, God Is not Knocked. or
hstsoever man soweth that will he also
cap, He made four sections OF his sub wi
ect Dishonesty, licentiousness, intern Co
Deranee and inhdelity. He handled each at
y manner peculiar to himself, holding ext
ne close attention OF the entire audience ser
throughout. II vas one OF the hest. IL
iot the best, sermon that Mr.. Gillian
Preached while here. I
Rev. Carl Il. Corwin, wife ana daughter He
7 Red Jacket, Mich, are visiting his peo- bs,
- here. Red Jacket Is one OF the many cot
tiles that are located In the town OF Calu- col
pet which has a total OF about 10000 pop say
lation and is situated in the richest cop ga'
eF mining country OF the world as Lake II !
aperior copper is the purest known. He ear
- some beautiful specimens OF pure sbc
upper taken 5000 feet under ground. DR..
MS copper does not have to be put tio
trough the process OF roasting like that too
other localities. Mr.. Corwin was called anC
~ December Tor one wear to the Red wei
aeket CoDgl church from Geneva, Ill.,, FREE
uere he had preached three years. He ula
e. now been made permanent pastor OF pri