Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-18
Chelsea Home News.



81 Perley Rogers is recovering from a Sc
we're illness.
Mrs. K. b. Dickinson came home from
Canada last week.
Sheriff Dan c. Jones OF South Royalton
was in town Saturday.
Or. Beckwith was at Tunbridge Satur-
day doing dental work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed George visited friends
In Tunbridge Saturday.
Harold Comstoc0 was home over Sum
day from Hanover, N. II.
Mrs. Z. M. Seaver OF Washington was
at II. o. Bixby's Monday.
Horace Clifford and wife OF East Bethel
visited at X. II. Lyons last week.
Miss Emma Rowell OF Tunbridge is Wis
Iting Mrs. r. +. Bixby this week.
Mrs. Alma Adams Brown and daughter
OF Nershire were In town Saturday.
Earl Dalno and Mrs. Ezra Dickerinan
OF East Randolph were In town Saturday.
Capt. W. II. II. Hall Is now able to be
out on the street but is still very weak
Ira Thompson is grading around his
barn and otherwise improving his prop
erty.
Mrs. A. II. Powers returned Friday
from her visit to Milford and Meriden,
y. IA.
Mrs. Louisa A. Rogers Of STAFFORD is
spending few weeks with her son, p.
W. Rogers.
Leroy Sleeper has been In town for
few days. He is working near platts-
burg, n. y.
Mrs. F. j. Titus and son, Ray, are
spending the week with her mother at
Claremont, N. II.
j. K. Darling has sold the house be has
owned for so many years at East Corinth
to Geo. l.. Jackson.
Harry L., adopted son OF MIR. and Mrs.
John Barry, died OF cholera infantum
Oct. 9, aged mo-, 10 da.
Mrs. Annette Martin OF vergennes is a
guest at the Orange County hotel ana is
visiting friends In town.
Mrs. Amanda Allen has moved ner fur
niture from Mrs. Ellen Hoods TO Mrs. o.
p, Baeon's on North Main street.
Mrs. Frances w. Bixby returned from
Washington Monday, where she had been
the past week visiting her sister.
Miss Hattie Carpenter, who has been at
Robert Lyons for several weeks, has gone
to walter Carpenters at North Tunbridge.
caspar Abbott OF South Royalton and
W. A. Abbott OF Hartford visited their
father, Z. y. Abbott, Wednesday, the 10th.
V. A. Corwin OF Boston came Monday
for two weeks vacation. He is a book |
X. Corwiu.
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Peters have return
ed home. The many friends Of Mrs. 4
Peters will be glad to know her health is 4
much improved.
Geo. A. Tracy and wife went to Canaan,
n. H., Saturday to visit Mrs. Tracy's par
ents and for George TO take advantage OF
the hunting In that vicinity.
II. II. Kohn OF Albany, n. ", superin.
tendent Of agencies for the Phoenix Life
Insurance Co., aud j. NJ. Atwood OF RAN
dolph we're In town last week.
Mrs D. @. Brown and her daughter,
Mrs. r. q. Harvey OF Linfield. Mass,
were in town last week. Mrs. Brown was
for merry Caroline Blodgett OF this place.
Harry II. Goss, steward OF the Butler
hospital, Providence, X. L., came Sunday
morning TO visit his father. DR.. 5. y.
Goss. he returns to Providence today.
Mrs. A. J. Copeland, who recently sold
her place on Maple avenue and is to move
from town, is to sell her household furni-
ture at auction next Saturday afternoon.
A party consisting OF Hon. Ira C. Calef
and Miss Lucie A. Calef OF Washington
and Miss J. 4. Perry and Miss Clara Perry
OF Providence, X. l., were at the hotel Sat-
urday.
Eunice, little daughter OF G. c. Bowen,
picked up ten bushels of potatoes in one
and one-half hours. This we consider a
record breaker as she is not five years old
until next February.
r. Hemenway has bad three OF his
best Jersey cows sick with milk fever and
has saved them ell with the Hood Farm
Milk Fever cure. Ii Is usually the best !
cows In the herd that suffer with milk ,
fever.
Those who took advantage OF the ex- !
cursion to Boston Tuesday were A. W. I
Whitney and Miss Florence Whitney, Z
John b. Bacon and wife, Newell 5. Bixby /
and wife, Arthur Morey and Mrs. Lucy 8
Morey, Erastus Bugbee and Martin Spill I
ier ,
The first In the series OF entertainments {
given by the association will be held to- |
morrow evening at the town hall-tbe
great Durno- Emmett combustion. IL
you heard them last year you will surely {