Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
Chelsea Home News.
H. O. BIxBY, Local Editor.

pig campfire tonight
,fe,s houses decorated in town than ever
t,sfore at one time
as Laura Fuller has been visiting
tr;ends in Claremont, \. II.
IN weighing 10i pounds was born to
a. and Mrs Earl Delano the 9th.
IA, and Mrs. Guy Blake of Bradford
.;-itsd al w. NJ. Mattoon's last week.
ryervbodv come to the Old Home Day
,garcises tomorrow at p. m. in the town
Miss Ada Greene, who has been at work
n 81. Johnsbury, came home Wednesday
Of last week
The town hall is one profusion OF colors
inside. representing much work by the
decoration committee.
Mrs. Jennie Perkins and .sons, Richard
nd Donald, Of Gloucester, Mass, are
g1ests at f. NJ. Perkins.
Miss Philena Slack is at work for Mrs.
FiIen Hood this week and Miss Amelia
. sIaek for Mrs. +. +. Peters.
Waller Underhill OF Orange and Miss
Flsie bbott OF Chelsea are said TO have
been married at Washington Aug. 5.
Miss susan Gilman came home from
pedford. Mass. last Wednesday. She
,qas accompanied by Miss Hope Sherman.
There viii be a social hop by Densmore's
orchestra Saturday evenings till u
o'elock-in Densmore's hall. All are in
viied.
Miss Ethel A. Farrell Of Lebanon, \. H.,
who has been visiting Miss Rena Barnes
ior the pest few days, returned home
Tuesday.
Misses Ecith and Helen Edison Of New
Work. daughters OF Prof. A. w Edison.
have been visiting friends in town the
past week.
A Rarnes has decided his branch farm to
q Z. Bowin and il is reported be wishes
10 sell his home farm also and secure
smaller place.
Uisan unusual occurrence for Timothy
Sullivan to be out Of town, but he went 10
Lisbon, y. H., for few days and Mrs.
sullivan came home with him.
Col. c. ;. Emery went 10 White River
Junction Tuesday as a member Of the
STATE Old Home Week reception commit
IL 70 nest the Boston party at the state
line.
There viii be a picnic in the grove on
r. Burgess farm next saturday. A base
bslI game viii be played on the field Of
Wilbur smith, Williamst0wn ys. Chelsea.
Everybody invited.
Dr.. George j. Helmer and wife and
Charles Helmer came 70 W. f. Hoods
Wednesday Of last week. Mrs. Helmet
will remain for h few weeks. The DIR, and
bis brother returned 20 New York Monday.
Rev. f. j. Moore Of Norfolk. Mass, a
brother OF Thomas p. Moore and native
Of this town, will preach At the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. Rev Ed
ward T. Herrick OF Milton will preach at
the Congtl church at the same time.
soromus Gates, who recently died al
Wayerly, Mass, OF old age, WAS born In
this town in $50. There are perhapsa few
people in town who may remember him.
He was q cot bier by trade and was the
first postmaster and first station agent OF
Wavorly, where he had lived for the past
60 years
The concert at he town hall Friday
evening. the 18th. " IN be BY Hubert john
sons Quintette club Of Boston-the only
organ ed vocal Qumtette club Of the kind
IN this country aud one Of the best female
Quinlettes in New England. Remember
this Is for tomorrow night and that they
win be here sure. Tickets now on sale at
Bixbys store.
Frank Delalo. who lives just over the
line In Randolph, hes lost three horses m
a mysterious manner. They were ioHna
sick ia the pasture and were t9ken about
two days apart. All seemed afflicted the
same aud no help for them. One OF the
SYMPTOMS was trou bic in the thioat Air.
ueano has used this field for horse
pasture for many years and i does not
seem possible that any poisonous growth
Ia the feed could have killed them' but
the symptoms are said to indicate poison
Of some ind
Clarke Hadley OF Manchester, y. H., who
with his wife came To J. 3. Atwood Tor
Few weeks. died suddenly OF heart disease
the Bth He said he felt badly and laid
down on the sofa. DR.. :. y. Goss, who re-
sides in the mex. house on the street, was
summoned at once but he was dead before
be arrived His aye was S. years. The re-
mains we taken 10 Manchester THURSDAY
where the funeral was held Friday. Mrs;
Hadey, who was Miss Alice Mills, ana
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood accompanied the re-
mains to Manchester.
Mrs. Densmores garden, situated on
North Main street. may be mentionea ~
one Of the village attractions, Althonsn
she does not advertise or aim Tor market
garden, she annually gathers quite an
income from that source. Home anu
plenty has been her OBJECT and Il Is only
her surplus fruits and vegetables when
she offers for sale. Mrs. Densmore mas =
great love for flowers and our townspeople
can testify she has lavishly scattered them
for the good of the community. Sne y
always glad TO receive visitors ana snow
them her garden. Since the hrst o. MAY
she has received over so, u being lor
asparagus, rhubarb. radish, lettuce, pea,
curmnts, straw berries, etc. she mas SCI .
noble example for the women ana not
bad one for the men. May bef io"
continue to be straight
Among the Arrivals.
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