Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-13
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY. Local Eoitor.


Mrs. George Folsom lost a valuable reg
istere Jersey COW Friday.
Mrs. George A. Tracy is visiting her
sister in Plattsburg, N. Y
vrs Ara Annis visited her daughter,
Mrs. Salter, in Barre last week.
George Washington lodge, No. 81, f. &
A NJ, mold a special meeting tonight.
Miss Grace M. Cannot OF Littleton, N.
u i visiting her aunt, Mrs. IL. 8. Annis.
There will be Christmas tree at the
West hill church MONDAY evening, Dec.
a.
Iohn Oliver Perkins is the new meat
cook al the Orange County hotel during
court.
North Randolph to work in the family of
Mr. Cone.
some one, evidently child, lost their
norttnonie in the library last Saturday,
where it was found.
Miss Lillian Lease, who has been with
her auit. Mrs. A. II. Powers, the past few
weeks. returned to her home at Milford,
In. H., saturday.
Ralph Walker, who has been at home
Tor the Thanksgiving vacation from
Montpelier seminary, returned to that
i institution Monday.
Alexander Waterson of Lawrence. Kan,
uss ln town last week visiting his sister
4 in.ag, Mrs. Emeline Waterson. He had
A moi oeen here for 81 years.
John Crockett is very sick. He has
4 hsaa suffering from Bright's di sease for a
f Iong time but has been around the house
and out on the street until a short time
I ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Davis left Saturday
morning for Jacksonville, Fla, where
thew are TO spend the winter at the st.
lanes hotel, where they have been for
several years past.
Il The herd OF young Jerseys from the
Hood farm, Lowell, Mass. which Mr..
Hood sent to his farm on the West hill
4 Isst spring, are being wintered there and
Il. s. Annls has the care OF them.
4 The storm last week ladened the trees
and produced such scenery as has not
4 been seen here for years. Our amateur
&nhotographers Rvailed themselves OF the F,
opportunity to get some beautiful views. |
4 The Hungarian orchestra, in our last
y entertainment, brought out one OF the |
n best audiences Chelsea has ever given on /
such an occasion. The entertainment |
4 was one OF tue best ever given here in the |
a musical line. The people went away |
n highly pleased
The fourth entertainment In the Chel- |
see course will take place in the town hall |
next Monday evening by Daniel Webster /
Davis "a Night on the Old Plantation" 1
will be bis subject. Mr.. Davis has the 1
4 reputation OF being a brilliant orator and |
something worth hearing may be expect
ed.
He. K. Hall camp, No. %. 8. ", u. s. /
4 a., hold a regular meeting Wednesday /
evening, Dec. 10. II is very important /
that every member be present as this Is /
not only election Of officers but the sub
ect Of disbanding the camp will come be-
fore the meeting. Let every member
come and express bis views.
Mrs. A. S. Lamb of Manchester, n. a.,
recently presented the West hill church /
with curtains for all the windows. They
are Of the best Holland and have their
fixtures ready for use. Mrs. Lamb was
formerly Miss Lura Annis, whose home
was II the place now occupied by her
brother, Holton 5. Annis. The present
came al time when much needed to go
\ With the new windows which we're put
q In last fail.
Wsterson post, No. As, @. A. r., elected
The following officers Saturday afternoon:
II Commander, George W. Durkee; s. V.
commander, Fifield Bohonon; j. v. com
msnder, Nathan Noyes; surgeon, g. ~
Goss, NJ. D.; chaplain, George r. Reed;
aoJutant, q. o. Smith: uuartermaster,
Austin skinner; officer day, B. r. Smith;
othcer guard, Leroy GoodelI; trustees, Geo.
heed, n. Noyes, +. Bohonon; delegate,
Nathan Noyes; alternate, Austin Skin
ner.