Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-13
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

John Hatch returned to Montpelie
saturday.
The children OF Calvin Goodwin hav
M been sick.
8. A. Corwin IS on a vacation trip 10 thu
White mountains.
A ". whitney and wife returned from
their western trip yesterday.
Karl W. Waterson OF Lowell, Mass, h
spending two weeks In town.
John Burbank, rho has been sick with
slow fever, is now on the gain.
Miss Blanche Townsend returned 1,
school Al Meriden, n. H., yesterday.
John Tuck OF B!ddefofd, Me-, has seer
Iending few days at George Taplin's
Mrs Nellie 4. Allen Of Hudson, Mass.
bss been visiting At h 5. Annis' the pasl
Week.
Ralph L. Gilman went tc Mortified
yesterday and Is 10 attend school at Nor.
VI-h university.
Mrs Horace Hatch Of Barnard aud Mrs..
Rlrglos Of Windsor visited at l.. d. Park
bursts last week.
q Waters Of Burlington, state agent
i5r Be Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
was IN town last week.
James Roberts Of Lowell Mass, who
81 hoiel went home Monday.
Mr and Mrs. r. r. Peters went 10 Bur-
# ingtou Monday, where the latter has
gone for medical treatment.
Byron Berry went to st. Johnsbury last
wees 10 attend the funeral Of Miss Flora
81 Calder, q sister 81 his frst wife.
Curtis Hall wns displaying four pota-
8 toes Yesterday OF the White Elephant va
. riety that weighed pounds.
M and Mrs. Leon Gregg snd daughter
q Ascutneyvllle have been visiting II. +.
Sc Slack and other friends In town.
The Misses HUI, who have spent the
summer AZ j. 3. Atwood's, returned TO
their home al Manchester, \. H., sstur'
Fl day
Miss Laura Lavame Of Concord, \. H.,
has been visiting Mrs. Thomas II. Perry,
Der sister. She returned TO her home sat-
81 urdsy.
Miss Mary Scales and Mics Rena Barnes
went 10 Meriden. y. a., Tuesday, where
they are 10 attend school al kimhali MON
academy.
George A. Edes, manager OF the opera
house az syracuse, n. Y, was a guest OF
j ". Shipman OF the Uncle Toms Cabin
b company while here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Dearborn went to
NJ Hanover, n. H., Tuesday, where Mrs.
q Dearborn j. 20 have treatment at the hos
q p.isl for q swelling IN her arm.
Mrs. Louise Kent, who has be- at
3 Peterboro, y. H., for q few weeks, csme
home Monday. She was accompanied by
Der uncle and cousin OF that place.
Twenty-one Of the shipman Uncle
Toms Cabin company stopped AZ the Or.
. ange County hotel last week and the rest
Of the company occupied a tent on the
grounds.
All the pew holders and those interested
n p repairing the Union church on he
West hill are requested 60 meet 81 the
church Friday, Sept. q, at ? p. m. II y
poriant that ali interested be present
Wm. 5. Chaplin, who has been 10 Putney
this summer, has been spending few
81 GAYS al J. NJ Comstoek's. he ana hsr-
OLD D Comstock vent 10 Hanover, y. H.
Yesterday to resume their work IN Dart
+ mouth college.
q There were about 30 at the sociable at
L : Annis' "Wednesday. supper was
served In the afternoon and cake ana zee
q cream IN the evening. The phonoersph
vas an interesting feature. Everybody
bad a good time.
hioe meetings are being held this week
Il q ine schoolhouse near J. q. Eastman
Washington by Rev. o. p. Beckwith OF
splingheld and Rev. MIR. Meade OF Yer,
SHIRE These meetings will be continued
next week as the interest may demand
The third hearinR on the question OF
damages In the we'll known case Of heed 4
4 himball was held MONDAY before County I
CfrS e. 5. Emery at his office J. y. Den I
son appeared for Mrs. Reed and George
y Wing and VIM. II. Nichols Tor MI. I
Alm0all. The hearing was continued 70
lle l2d, when ii is expected i Will DC
Il closed
Miss Lydia Hartig. field secretary OF the \
N9man's Vermont Home Missionary 4
4 lnlon, spoke at the COugl church sun I
esy evening on her work west and south /
aet lecture was illustrated with stereopu-
con views. which she had taken herself IN 1
tour last winter. She was very inter 4
estng from the beginning to the close OF
Der talk.
y o. Coburn received a visit last week /
IQm his sister, Mrs. {. L. Grant, ana her
ealshter, Nellie, OF st. Paul, Mimi, wh9m
y laa not seen for IS years. she mao hot
.een here since 1863 aud that was when
NJ Coburn was in the army. Mrs. Grant
a present with friends in Corinth out
Nll return later to make her brother
more extended visit.
leo. L. Story, field secretary OF the YER
-Aont state Sabbath School association
lA speak at the NJ. +. church next sun
W morning and at a union service IL the
snlng tie wishes to meet the teaeh-
ana officers OF the sunday schools ~
.ls close of the evening service. lie viii
peak at the West hill church at ESQ p.
q. OF the same day.
r. De 18th annual reunion Of the Orange
e9anty Veteran Soldiers Reunion society
~ NJ oe held at Camp stephen Thomas ~
ashlngton on Wednesday and Ihursosy'
pt: IL and 20 next. All soldiers are m
.Nsu' number OF speakers are expected
y oe there especially Tor the campfire sno
General good time is anticipated fer
Ing.
ne CHELSEA HERALD you know IS ths
- to-date newspaper OF this vicinity ana
low TO give away an elegant nifty -dolisr
sJaAer range in voting contest LOT "
ioers. full particulars Of which vii
Lar later. The person receiving tue
49, votes viii get the range. The con-
begins Oct. l and continues until jan.
q = ne range is now on exhibition a. r.
an raey's store and you are invited 10