Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-06
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY, Local EDITOR.

Mrs. Pixley of STAFFORD was In town
Tuesday.
Homer Minard and wife OF Barre visited
AZ Ira Thompson's Saturday.
Miss Maude Moody OF Washington WIS.,
ted friends in town last week.
Harold Comstoek was home for Thanks
giving from Dartmouth college.
Jason Densmore OF Lebanon, n. a., was
visiting friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. b. NJ. Lamson and son, Albert, OF
Hudson, Mass, have been visiting Mrs.
Albert Camp.
Rslpb Gilman, who attends school at
Norwich university, was at home for
Thanksgiving.
Harlan A. Flanders OF franklin Falls,
A. Id, spent Thanksgiving with his ia
tber. Vernon A. Flanders.
The next regular meeting OF the w. r.
q. Viii occur next Saturday. AS this is
the annual meeting for election OF officers
A full attendance is desired.
The annual meeting OF the Ways and
Means society will be held IN the vestries
N The White church Tuesday, Dec. II, at
? .. no. A full attendance IL desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II. Corliss enter
tanned 4 few friends at whist party Tues
day evening Of last week TO meet Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Jackson OF Montpelier, who
we're visiting them.
The champion coon hunter OF this vicin-
ity, SO lar as We can learn, Is Francis X.
Laird He has a record OF p captured to
date, with fond hopes OF half dozen
more, weather permitting.
DR.. A. B. smith has just purchased
new snd beautiful billiard table for his
residence. Il Is made by the b. A. Stevens
Co. OF Toledo Ohio. IL occupies the room
over Bis office, which he had finished for
the purpose this summer.
Dr. 4. n. Godfrey had his pig butchered
last week By r. NJ. Perkins a Son. There
had been many guesses on the animals
weight SO much Interest was taken In its
death. Il weighed i2i pounds, the larg-
est to be killed this season of its age. Re-
member il was only months and 3 weeks
old
George Jewell OF Corinth was in town
Tuesday morning to have DIR. 5. N. Goss
set the fractured bone OF his right arm.
MI. jewell came very near getting killed
Monday about O'Clock and was fortu-
nate TO get off with a broken arm. He
was up IS feet on a ladder when he fell
headong to the ground with the fractur.
ed arm as the most serious result.
happy event last week was the mar
rage on Wednesday OF Miss Maude Sar-
gent to Leslie G. Smith OF Tunbridge.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. +.
Il. Alden OF Tunbridge at the residence OF
MI and Mrs. Philip Sargent, the parents
Of the bride. There were ABOUT 20 Invited
guests present, relatives OF the bride and
groom. The happy couple were remem-
oered by their friends with many beauti-
FOL presents. They left at once for Bos-
ton, returning Monday to Tunbridge,
where they are 10 reside.
The new steam engine for the Chelsea
Electric Light 4 Power Co. has arrived.
Inc boiler reached the plant Monday
night. IL required ~ to IS horses TO haul
y from the station on this travelling. Ii
weighs Il 100 pounds, is 10 feet long and
has - tubes. The smokestsck is "a inches
" g ieet high. 1t is made by the Russell
company OF Boston, Mass. When they
reached the long bridge at South Royal
Ton the selectmen for babe them to cross
with so large losd and so many horses, so
henry Clark pulled il through with his
palt OF horses alone with what help could
oe given from the sides.
Among the pleasant family gatherings
as. thursday was large one at the home
~ Mr. ana Mrs. b. II. Adams, W here were
louhu thelr children with the exception
~ their son-in-law, Z. p. Brown, who
VS. W. uhsvoidably ABSENT, their grand
siu.uren, Mr. Adams brother and two
sisters, with their entire families, and sew
a "a other friends. One OF Mr.. Adams
s IN mrs. scott, has not been here with |
~ her family for some years before,
s .as laet making the present reunion all |
. .ne more pleasant. With the one excep- |
T Ton y was complete family circle. |
M, a"en'y SIX sat down at a table grooming |
~ Nv ~ the dellcacies OF the real old -iashio
VI New England THANKSGIVING.