Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-19
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

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pearl Darling OF Corinth was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Ellen A. Cheney Of Washington
was in town Friday.
Flmer Z. Wallace is at work in the
chelsea livery for Whitney a. Lewis.
Mrs. Frances Bxby has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Seaver, at Washington.
George NJ. Davis is attending school at
,he Methodist seminary at Montpelier.
Miss Mamie Titus OF Vershire is doing
table work at the Orange County hotel.
Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin returned from
he exposition at Buffalo Monday night.
g Albert Bliss and wife Of West Fairlee
were guests at II. 5. Annis' over Sunday.
MANY OF our townspeople attended the
agricultural fair at Washington this week.
Mrs. Cooke and daughter Of Corinth
visited at NJ. o. Columns Thursday and
Friday.
National Bank Examiner Frank l.. Fish
OF Vergennes paid our bank visit
Thursday.
DIR. Beckwith and family and Miss
Winnie Whitney spent Thursday at
Fairlee lake.
The children OF Frank Iarkin have been
very sick, but are now better. DIR. God
frey attends them.
Mrs. James Atwood and Mrs. Lucy
Grant visited Mrs. William Madison at
Vershire last week.
Mrs. Frances Bixby and Mrs. Charles f.
Godfrey spent last Thursday at Elihn
Tullers in Tunbridge.
Fred n. Folsom, who has worked at the
Chelsea livery for several months, finished
work last Saturday night
LAR. Corwin and DIR. NJ. II. Corwin
went TO Randolph Sunday, the sth, to
attend the funeral OF their cousin, Frank
Durkee.
Miss Jennie Pierce. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. +. d. Barnes for the past
two weeks, went 10 Mortified, Mass,
lanes q. Hayward and Miss Grace
Morehouse, who have been AZ g. I.
Hayward's the past month, returned 10
Tilion, y. H., Thursday.
Miss liner McAiiister, who has been
table girl az the Orange County hotel for
10 long. has gone 10 her home al Wash
ugt0n FOR months vacation.
The National bank Of Orange County
was closed Tuesday after j o'clock a. M,
owing 70 the funeral u iis late president,
Hon. Aaron y. King Of Iunbridge,
Hira 4. Bixby ~ent 10 Plattsburg, n.
g.. Friday for a visit 20 his brother,
George BiNby. who IS publisher q the
plattsburg Republican. lie returned
home Monday night.
While b. II. Adams, Jr., was holding
horse for W. n. Hin 10 shoe saturday
morning. the animal struck him on the
head with its fore foot, inficting a
painful wound near the right eye.
Those who attended the funeral Of the
late Aaron King az Tunbridge Tuesday
- ufsEr Hon llhn I
r. Bacon, directors, Capt. w II. Il. Hal
and r. Oscar Tracy; Cashier II. \. Matti- |
son, j. A. X. CorNin and Col. G. Emery. |
Aaron y. King Of Tunbridge, president
for the past many years OF the National
Bank Of Orange County IN this place, died |
al his home Saturday, aged 81 years. Mr.. /
King was one Of the strong business men
in Orange county and until about a year
ago has enjoyed unusually good health Tor \
one OF his age. The funeral was Tuesday /
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Gates Blaisdell, wife OF the
late Pierce Blaisdell, died at the home 81
Horace Monkey Saturday, the l4th. Inc
funeral was Monday NJ 10 o'clock q. M
Rev. w. r. Allen officiating. Her age
was about 70 years. She leaves one son;
Charles a sister, Mrs. Horace Monkey, and
one brother, Marshall o. Gates. The
funeral was attended by large delegation /
OF friends from the neighborhood where
she used to live.
f. n. Kennedy, agent for the y. N;
Osborne Machine Co, has just received
one OF their corn harvesters and last Week /
il was tried with very satisfactory results /
in the corn on the meadow Of WIZ a;
Hood. The general agent was here ana
set up the machine and gave i trial, /
pair 81 W. II. Nations horses hauled the
machine easily and left clean-cut row,
II cut and bound the corn and threw the /
bundles of Many people witnessed the
trial Of the machine.
swirl q Co. have a novel way o.
advertising their soap. There was org
cake OF their wool soap In the window 81
Ordway. Holmes & Co. all last week. Ihe
big cake was accompanied BY Miss MsIs /
l.. Moore as saleslady and for every -2o. |
purchase OF the soap you had guess On
the weight OF the big cake ana the on
guessing nearest had IS worth 81 gooass
from the store. The contest closed at
O'Clock saturday night and the MlhhSi
was Elmer r. Wallace, with Arthur I.
Rogers second. Miss Moore and the NY
cake OF soap left Monday morning on 'he
North Star line.