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

Corwin and wife were at Lake
81 Norey last week.
~ r @. Durham of Montpelier is
isiting at Walter F. Adams.
,T;.ses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby visited
.toir aunt at Washington Monday.
dopghter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
p Fuller on So. Main ST. Friday
COPELAND and wife of Randolph
in town this week, visiting friends.
nm twelfth child was born to Mr.. and
~. Joseph Lombard Saturday morning.
,ri..es wis and Ethel Taplin of Corinth
- snsnding a couple of weeks at L. d.
II Fullers.
w;sses Marion and Shirley Camp are
q ,fsitinp their aunt, Mrs. III. W. Fits, at
81 Brantree.
~ Z. Bumps returned to Lowell, Mass,
~ week. Mrs. Bumps will remain un-
. m september.
Mrs. Hattie A. Andrus and daughter,
rsnra. 81 Concord, n. H., are visiting
Fl friends in town.
81 Miss Leonnie Parkhurst spent two
Ii ,reeks with her sister, Mrs. Truman AL
81 drch, at Post Mills.
cbas. McAllister Of Washington is driv-
E inc staee for Harry Moody on the north
Fl er8 division this week.
Il Iobn B. Hatch and Frank A. Bicknell of
Fl ,fboi Mass, came Saturday for q two
& weeks visit TO their people.
. NJ and Mrs. Clark Hadley and Miss
ri r.rris min OF Manchester, n. H., are at
+. lib. Atwood's for few weeks.
Mr. sarah II. Garvin, who has been at
81 Wfst Fairlee with her daughter for the
t7.t four weeks, returned home Saturday.
p ". Allen Of Randolph was in town
b sunday. His daughters, Ruby and Una,
srs suending the week with Miss Florence
Il " Is. barnes has sold his farm on East
81 no Messrs Gilbert and Petite Of More
E Town. who have taken possession. The
e prcs paid was 500.
Mis-. Lou Bacon OF the Deaconess Train
B mo school. New York city, Is spending
M month OF August with her friend,
81 Mfs. D. II. stanton.
sammy Cnderhill is very low. He has
s, yi.us dance beside his heart trouble,
which makes his condition critical. Dr.
s.. a. ddss attends him.
a Clark Hadley died suddenly Of heart
disease at j. B. Atwood's Tuesday, aged
b wears. The remains were taken 70
Manchester Wednesday.
There we're about 20 from here that at
tended the meeting OF the Golden hule
81 Christian Endeavor Union at STAFFORD last
week They reported a very interesting
meeting.
q Willis Lougee Of New York, one OF the
secretaries of the international Y. MICA,
81 Is expected TO be here next Week,and
81 NIL speak at the Old Home exercises frl-
b day afternoon.
!. Mrs Herbert Matherson and daughter,
81 Nj. CLYDE, Mrs Cyrus Burbank and son,
Il Master Norman of Providence, X. l., are
Fl spending this month at Lyman A. Bur
Fl banks on the West hill.
.5y4u N. isIx0v. san Of Newell s. BiXby
81 cithis place, died al Cranky Mass sun
n day. The remains were brought here and /
he funeral was held al the church
81 Wednesday afternoon. His age was y
+ years. He leaves wife.
Frank Clough, aged 10 years, son OF
& John Henry Clough, caught four trout,
& one of which weighed one pound and the
other three one aud one-half pounds.
Good luck for a small boy, which most
men would like TO come their way.
A telegram was received here Tuesday
announcing the death OF Mrs.
Harvey Webster Mrs. Webster died az
swanton Tuesday morning. she resided
here during her husbands pastorate OF
q the Methodist church from 1891 10 loSti
aud viii be pleasantly remembered by
HteAf - Jul PNthaNF
All surviving members OF Co. ID, 18TH
VI Vols, are requested TO meet at Chelsea
Thursday. Aug. 18th. This company was
recruited here 80 years ago this month ana
the following were its officers; capt,
4 David Cole; list Lieut., James Farnhami
I'd Lieut. Horace Lewis. Capt. Cole was
killed. Lieut.. Farnham resides IN run
bridge and Lieut. Lewis In some OF the
western states. II is hoped all who can
will come.
Chas F. Doyle has come home from the
hospital at Montpelier where he went iof
treatment for his leg which he hurt az the
hobbin factory some time ago. II Is eN,
pected that his limb viii come out an
right in time but il was close call a. the
bone had begun to be diseased. Charles
refused to take ether and sat right up 70
The operation of having the bone scrsPeu'
As be bias only one hand u Wouio De
pretty bard 10 lose a leg also.
A. ". Whitney met with quite serious
accident last week. He drove up TO AiNei,
Edwards on the west hill and was OUT OF
The carriage when the horse became rest
less and started. He did not have go9u
hold of the lines and could not stop the
animal. He hung on, however untI ne
was thrown down and dragged quite
distance The horse went over a renee
into a field and made the circuit OF II seN-
eral times before il was captured. ne
carriage. which was a new one, was pretH
Well demolished Mr.. Whitney hurt ms
hand quite badly, but no bones were
broken