Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-11
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBy. Local Editor.

Mrs. Helmer and little girls went home
TO New York Saturday.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd came home from
New York city Monday.
Mrs. Charles Z. Godfrey visited friends
in Tunbridge last week.
George Folsom is repairing his house
and building an addition.
Mrs. w. II. Hill has been sick the past
week but is now somewhat better.
Edward Hatch and wife OF Laconia, N.
H., are visiting at j. A. X. Corwins.
MILFORD A. Barnes, who has been sick
with typhoid fever, Is slowly improving.
Nathan Harrington and wife OF Grinnell,
Ia, cousins OF Mrs. Henry Adams, visited
her last week.
II. L. Wheatley OF Meriden, Conn, has
been visiting at George Goodrichs, also
at {. p. Dickinson's.
Rev. II. w. Worthen preached at tho
Methodist church last Sunday where be
was formerly the pastor.
Mrs. A. p. Fuller, who has been living
on South Main street this summer, return
ed 10 Boston last Thursday.
Charles ]. Cosgrove, who works at the
experiment farm at Burlington, is visit
ing bis father, James Cosgrove.
j. r. Hemenway's fine Hood farm bull
and other stock at the fair were the sub
1ect OF much comment and hard TO beat.
Harry s. kenerson and wife OF Leomin-
ster, Mass, are spending the week at the
Orange County hotel and visiting friends
in town.
The next regular meeting OF the w. X.
e. is saturday afternoon, Oct. 10. Every
member Is requested TO be present for i'm
portant work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Joslyn and Miss
Nora Bacon OF Petersham, n. H., came
last Thursday for visit TO their father,
George II. Bacon.
Mr.. Hadley and wife, who have been
spending the summer at j. u. Atwood's,
returned to their home at Manchester, n.
H., Tuesday morning.
The West hill sociable will be held with
Misses Sarah and Mary Wills next Friday
ttomorrowl afternoon and evening. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
Speaking OF colts, q. l.. Hayward OF
this town showed the best one at the re-
cent Worlds fair at Tunbridge. IL was
an exceptionally good one for its age.
Geo. Hatch has returned to work in the
creamery and Leonard Thompson will
measure the separated milk for the pres
ent. so that all will get their just due to
carry home.
Mrs. Lillian Peters Zottman OF Bur-
iington, with her mother, Mrs. Charles
T.. Peters, OF Denver, Col, have been WIS.,
iting Mrs. VIM. Peters and renewing old
acquaintances In town.
Clara Hemenway reached her 18th birth
day Sept. IS and her aunts, the Misses
Andrus, gave her a surprise party at their
home. There were ten young ladies pres
ent and all had lovely time.
Clarence Cfocker, who has charge OF c.
T.. -
Ellen Hoods over Sunday. He was en-
route to Barre, where they will trot at
the Granite City meeting this week.
w. II. Whidden OF New York, who is
visiting at Mrs. Goodwin's, together with
Will and Fred Goodwin and Will Brown,
INDUCED in a coon hunt Monday night
and succeeded in capturing one very
plump coon.
Archie Ssnborn had a birthday party
Thursday, Oct. 4, to which were invited
his class and other schoolmates to the
number of II. Refreshments consisting
OF peanuts. candy and apples was served
and all had very enjoyable time.
A good locker, a good cooker, a good
heater. That is the Quaker range In a
nut shell. You are invited to examine il |
at the store OF K. o. Tracy. The range is /
bought and paid for and some one is
going to get it Jan. LIST as per our an /
nouncement.
Tickets for the Durno-Emmett enter
tsinment will be on sale next Monday, |
Oct. Is. This company needs no intro |
duction here only that new features will |
make il better, II possible, than last sea-
son. All signers for season tickets are
requested to secure their seats this week.
George B. Harris, vice president Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy X. r.,
and John Harris OF Chicago were the
guests last week OF Hon. j. b. Bacon, who
Is their uncle. Mr.. Harris is one OF the
big railroad fnanciers OF the west, whose /
authority is quoted from Chicago to the
Pacific coast.
We have read about apple trees at this
season OF the year showing apples, buds
and blossoms but presumed Il to be a
fake, but W. II. Hin proves il can be
reality as be found tree last week that 1
contained the fruit and also several clus-
tiers OF buds and blossoms. The genuine
smell OF apple blossoms was refreshing