Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-28
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. Charles Godfrey is visiting in Tun-
bridge.
C. P. Dickinson lost a valuab bic COW
Tuesday night.
Il /. Averill and wife Of Warren were
in town Tuesday.
Orange county court adjourned Friday
until Wednesday.
Joseph Loudly and wife OF Corinth have
been visiting at George Taplin's.
Hr. and Mrs. Percy Heath OF Williams
town we're in town over Sunday.
JonB B. Hatch has been home from
Montpelier for a few days vacation.
Hfde Robbins is on a two weeks vaca-
ton from the store OF Ordway, Holmes &
Mrs. Arthur Stacks sisters, Clara and
sarah Waldo Of Randolph, are visiting
Mss Fannie stearns, who has been at
Warren since last winter, has returned
home.
Mrs. E. W. Farnham is in town caring
Cor bee daughter, Mrs. Rufus Abbott, who
is slcs.
We. jackson and wife OF Montpelier
have been spending few days at e. Il.
Corliss'.
sunday, June 10Th, for the first time in
ave NkaAHF TUG AAAAAAAh VI AANhAg A@N A0AA
were all at home.
Mr. and Mrs. ). B. Bacon are at white
River Junction this week visiting their
s0u. John L. Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Lucas, Jr., spent
last week at Worcester visiting Mrs. Lu-
ca. mother, Mrs. Arthur Camp.
W-s. JeBnette Clark was called 70 Ran
dOIph Wednesday by the sickness OF her
daughter, Mrs. 5. T. Harrington.
Deer are plenty in this vicinity. Near
y every day reports come in OF their being
seen % various parts OF the town.
Nzs. Kate Widen OF New York city
came tuesday night to spend the summer
With her mother, Mrs. Vim. Goodwin.
J. K. Darling, @. l.. Stow and Il. ". 1
Dearborn attended the Second District |
convention at White River Junction as /
delegates this week.
Rev. A. J.. Eastman aud wife returned I
home Friday from their carriage trip. 4
Mr.. Eastman preached as usual at the \
G0ugl church last sunday.
Rev. Walter r. Davenport, presiding /
elder Of this district, preached at the I
Methodist church last Sunday morning .
aud al the West bill in the afternoon, Il 4
being quarterly meeting at both churches.
Allie Davis caught a white woodchuck
Friday, Il was about half grown, The
dog drove il into the wall and be caught
it with his hands. He has II IN box on
exhibition. IL eats well and is preparing
to get It's growth.
AZ Baius Brown, lad OF Is or IA years,
was going from Chelsea to Corinth, be
saW q henhawk on the ground acting
strangely. He went TO see what the
trouble was and found on getting 10 him
thai be had not feathers enough 10 ny out
W8s an excellent runner Rufus best him
TO 20 ], and with the help OF good club
succeeded in killing II.
uf. }. h. Linsley OF Burlington, state
bag:griologist and chemist, and DR.. {. ;.
taverlv OF Rutland, president OF the state
board Of health, were at the hotel sunday
night. They rode in a locomobile, the
nrst that has ever been here and u created
DO 4ttie curiosity. Monday morning Dr.
Linsley exhibited the machine on the
street and took several for a short ride.
They we're making a trip through the
state, inspecting the public buildings, and
went from here 10 Montpelier. They IN
speU,ed our jail and courthouse Monday
morning.
Harvey p. Hood died at bis home in
Derry, y. f., last week, aged % years
The cause OF his death was apopleNy. MT.
Hood was horn in this town, the son OF
Dea. Harvey Hood, and remained on MS
fathers farm the one now occupied by
A.vah Carpenterl, until he was . years
old, when he went to Boston and started
asman milk route. AS il did not agree
with his health in Boston, he went TO Der
ry n $50 and bought a farm where ne
built up milk and dairy business. The
inn Of H. p. Hood \ Sons is one OF the
largest corporations handling products IN
New England. tie married Miss Caroline
Corwin Of Tunbridge, who with six chill
dEen survives him. tie was closely iden.
titled with all the interests at Derry ana
VIII be greatly missed ia that thriving
town.
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