Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-22
Chelsea Home News.
H.O BIxBY. Local Editor.

Curtis NJ. Hall is suffering from rena
calculi.
Thanksgiving.
Or. r. L. Beckwith came home from
Danyille Tuesday.
q. L, stow and K. ID. Barnes were at
Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Edith Hood is home on q vacation
from teaching in STAFFORD.
Mrs. Willis Scales returned from a visit
10 Claremont, N. H., Saturday.
loci L. Avery and wife of South Corintb
spent last Thursday at e. ID. Fuller's.
Mrs. Emery and Miss Sally accompa-
MED Mr. Emery to Montpelier Monday.
Epoch Morey OF Lyme, n. H., visited
his brother, Mills Nj. g. Morey, last week.
FP. George, Jr., OF West Fairlee was
the guest Of II. N. Madison Monday
n o. Tracy & Son have just put new
Empress wood heater In the store of II. o.
Bixby
Rufus Murdoch has moved into the
George Coburn house owned by Caspar
Abbott.
sister, Mrs. stacy, in Vershire the past
few days,
A. ii. Little and Mrs. George II. Linton
and son OF Corinth visited at r. ID. Fuller's
last week
There was a dance at Ezra Dickerman's
Thursday evening, Nov. 10, with about 25
couples present.
The Reading circle held fits first meet
ing this season last Monday evening with
Mrs. g. L. STOW.
Leonard Thompson went to Cambridge,
Mass, Monday where he has secured
work for the winter.
Mrs Irene Carpenter was called to st.
Johnsbury last week by the sickness OF
her daughter, Minnie.
Charlie Hopkins went 10 South Royal
ton Monday to work for the Electric
Lie BIT company OF that place.
Mrs S E. Mansfield OF New York and
Miss NJ. ;. Raynes OF Lowell, Mass, are
at the Orange County hotel this week.
There is 10 be a Thanksgiving hop at
Densmore's hall Thursday evening, Nov.
9th. Music by Densmore's orchestra
Mrs. A. j. Copeland went to Randolph
Tuesday where she is TO make her home
this winter With her son, o. b. Copeland.
As the last day to pay taxes to the town
treasurer comes on Thanksgiving day,
Friday, Nov 30, will be made the final day
10 place OF the 18th.
W. +. Davis came home Saturday from
Nova Scotia where be visited Kentyille
and the gold mines. He was much pleased
With the mining prospect.
Mrs. George 4. Reed has a chrysanthe-
mum which sports 40 buds and blossoms.
The HERALD office can testify that the
blossoms are all right, being the recipient
Of fine bunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Tracy returned
home Saturday from a months visit in
New hampshire. George had the salts
action OF assisting in the killing Of fine
deer while away.
Bacon a Hall have Just completed new
We'll IN the cellar under their block and |
connected Il by pump TO the second floor. |
Inc drive well that has been in use never
worked satisfactorily.
+. A. Ordwsy went TO New York Mon |
gay where be will remain several DAYS on /
business. Mrs. Ordway and the children 4
viii join him next week when they will 1
70 70 ther home in Aberdeen, n. c., for /
ochool IN Dist. No. IL, taught by Ethel 1
henney, closed Nov. IS with appropriate |
exercises. Number OF pupils enrolled, %. |
.nose haying perfect attendance were /
~ mAfloni Harold, Dean snd Shirlie Camp,
ufsce buEzell, Eudah and Earl Larkin.
statement OF the Orange County cream
eIy LOT Oct, lsOO;-Cream received at
Creamery, ssl pounds; milk received, 234,.
~ POUNDS butter made from same and
S s1 ,t equivalent Of milk and cream sold,
80 pounds received for butter, deduct
Jug freight and Commission, q. 6sS3 10;
o snning expenses, including one half
n sns per pound reserved, y3l1.03; paid
news was received here last week OF the
oeath OF Mrs. Marcia Graham' who died
N me nome OF her dau ghter, Mrs. VIM.
sban,s az Jessup, Iowa, Oct. 3lst, aged
tiS"its % years. Mrs. Graham was a ma
s sat o. this town and daughter OF the late
yaa $3.50 :. match. She went west some 43
S gas s sgo. Her youngest daughter, who
Ct1 Htety married, had gone to Kansas
rss no, no, TO care for her husband and
80 ~ 5 Unable to be with her mother when
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
s5S I Lleer pills ever made. Easy to take
so5,sl lever p grippe. MI. Sargent a Son,