Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-31
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

II. o. Bixby came home from Boston
last Friday.
A. L. skinner and wife returned Satur-
day from Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Frances Bixby has gone TO Saxton' s
River for few days visit.
Charles II. Putney Of Mortified was in
town last week. He came 10 attend the
annual hunt.
Newell 5. Bixby and wife, who went to
Boston and vicinity on the excursion,
have returned home.
Miss Addie NJ French, who has been do
ing mission work in New York city, Is at
home on q vacation.
There is to be a box promenade at Dens-
mores hall Friday evening, Nov. s. Good
music and a good time.
The ladies Of the Cong1 church viii
serve q harvest dinner In the church par
Tors Wednesday, Nov. ..
Frank j. Titus lost a good work horse
Monday. Dr. Richardson OF STAFFORD
was here several days attending il.
An Interesting picture In the window Of
Chelsea market Il Mrs. Luce's Italian
greyhound, Pearl, and five puppies.
Mrs. Euclid Fish returned TO her home
in Maiden, Mass, yesterday. She has
been spending The past three weeks here
with her parents.
There Is 70 b. a missionary concert at
the Methodist church next sunday even
ing. a part Of the program Is TO be sing
ing and Rotations by the children.
Next Sunday Is quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church and Rev. W. NJ. New
ton, presiding elder, will preach here In
the morning and 81 the West hill church
in the afternoon.
recent outlook at some OF the BUSH
ness centers reveals the passing OF the
clouded photo backgrounds for vigneites
and the substitution OF the more artistic
plain dark backs.
W. Z. Graham, photographer recently at
south Royaiton, has rented photo rooms
over the store Of ordway, Holmes a Co.,
and Is soon TO BE- ready for business. He
has rented Mrs. Melissa Wright's house at
the upper village and moved there last
week.
A reception is 10 be rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Lewis at their home on
Main street upon their arrival home.
The reception j. 10 be next Saturday
evening, Nov. I'd, from TO 10 o'clock.
Everybody Is cordially invited. All those
who 50 kindly assisted Mrs. Lewis last
winter In the Quaker Range contest please
t4sN H'NNa Mfs huN MIS- LtNts are 10 re-
turn from their wedding tour sometime
during the day saturday.
On the day OF the hunt, last week Tues
Gay, as airs. Fifieid Bohonon was at work
about the house she heard a noise and a
rastlng, when through the window came
partridge, which she captured In her
hands alive. The bird evidently consid- |
cred . safer 10 be inside the house on such |
DAY than In thewoods, but it had made a /
SAD mistake for il was cooked and eaten /
ne following day,without any OF the glory /
q uelng served AZ a magnificent banquet. /
very large audience greeted May /
fafker's Pickaninnies and Concert Co. at
the town hall Monday evening. Miss 1
tarkers piccolo and flute playing were fine. /
ter accomplishments are many and all OF
the highest order. The Pickaninnies were /
novel and interesting The drum corps /
esptared the house; the violinist, Miss Ber-
tha Webb, was the best ever heard in town
ana We have had some very fine ones. The
entife entertainment was good and highly
appreciated by the audience, as was shown
~ Their continuous applause.