Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-17
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BrxBY, Local Editor.

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Tosr.-At Tunbridge fair, in or near the
floral hall Wednesday forenoon, lady Is
watch. Solid gold hunter case, the letters
MA Y. on the back, Elgin movement.
THE value to the owner was more than the
mere cost OF the watch as II had belonged
10 her sister now dead. Suitable reward
for is return.
Myrton Sargent returned to Manchester,
n. H., Tuesday.
W. p. Townsend was at White River
Junction Tuesday.
RA. Lyon and ID. G. Adams were at
Hanover, n. H., last week.
Robert Ray OF Fishers Island, \. V, is
visiting at samuel Rollston's.
Charles +. Hemenway and family went
10 their home in Lowell, Mass, Saturday.
Henry Barsgow, Jr., and Clarence Blan-
chard 81 Vershire were in town over sun
day.
Geo. r. Hatch and family came home SAT-
urday night and report very enjoyable
trip.
Miss Anna Yeartaw Of Washington vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. l.. r. Dennison, here
last week
There was a corn husking and general
good time ~ 7. l.. Sargents Tuesday even-
ing 81 last week.
Mrs. Frances Bixby and Mrs II. o. Blk
by visited friends IN Brookheid last
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mamie Earle went 10 Tunhridge
Tuesday e. care for her sister, Mrs Frank
Cushman, who i sick.
George Granger Of Tunhridge was ia
town Friday delivering apples. For the
pas. three years be has had no fruit, but
this season there Is a good crop.
G. T. Hood IL Lowell, Mass, has en-
gagged VIII y. Bacon 20 care for his farm
and stock on the West hin for the coming
yesr. Mr.. Bacon i repairing the house
aud viii move 70 the farm in few days.
Ralph 5. Merchant, who has been at
Randolph the past summer, has been IN
town for a few days. lie left Monday for
Montreal. T. q, y here he Is 20 study vet
Urinary surgery al the Montreal Veterinary
college.
The season-ticket sale for the entertain
meut course vas the largest ever held; ~
season tickets have been engaged and i4i
seats were selected Friday. The method
adopted Of choosing seats was very salts
factory 70 nearly all present. Programs
fer the entire course can be had by asking
Al BAhy's store. The first entertainment
viii occur the 18th.
be held Tuesday, Oct. nd All those in
terested are notified 20 meet al the town
clerk Office Monday evening al o'clock
sharp, when the captains, W. r. Davis and
Il. A. Nagoon, will choose sides, also ar
range all rules and regulations 70 govern
the hunters and the game killed Let all
remember the meeting Monday evening,
oct. 2ist.
The horse 81 T.. ID. Abbott left him at
the watering trough As be was coming 70
town saturday night and ran TO the viii |
iage up Main street 10 Il. III. kennedy's |
shop where il was stopped. r. g. Dear |
born on his wheel followed as soon as he 1
could get started after il went flying past
ana was about 10 overhaul IL a. II was 1
pulled in. Il was fast driving for both |
Tom and the horse. Fortunately no dam
age WIS done.
The excursion to Boston Tuesday drew /
large number OF bur townspeople l
Among them were T.. y. Dickinson and /
wife, Mrs. w. T.. Townsend. Mrs. ]. X. 4
Darling, Mrs. W. II. Emery, Mrs. p. l.. |
sargent, Nathan Noyes, Mrs. Henry |
George Durkee and wife. Dan Magoon and \
wife Charles Taplin and wife, Mrs. Aman-
ia Clark and Mrs. George Eaton.
Miss blanche Townsend went 70 Boston
tuesday where she is to attend the Emer-
son school Of Oratory. This Is the same
school in which Miss Elsie Powers, who
has 50 many times entertained our people
with her charming recitals, is teacher.
Aiss Townsend has much talent In this
direction and large circle OF friends wish
her success. IL is hoped, too, that she VIII
not ignore her whistling for she Is already
me whistler as well as something OF
Vi0linist
The farm on the west hill, known as the
Lyman Humphrey place and owned by
MISS carrie Jones, formerly Of this town,
nut who Is IN Europe At the present time,
mas been sold by her agent. j. h. Bacon, 10
Hosea Carpenter o. Washington for 300.
Formerly this was one Of the best farms in
toMn,h but the barn j. near total dissolution
ana new one has got to be built at once
ana continual renting OF the place has
deprecated the fields, but ii can soon he
Drought back, with the owner upon the
place and willing to work. Mr.. Carpenter
Y ii be welcomed in town and we wish
him success.
Lewis Ockerman. Goshen. Ind: eDe-
NY Little Early Risers never bend me
uoable like other pills, but do their work
thoroughly and make me feel like boy
AsfAaAn. thorough. gentle a. NJ Miller.