Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-21
Chelsea Home News.
n. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.


Col. @. 5. Emery went 10 "hi1e river
Junction Monday
u M spear has bad hand, the result
"a blister several days ago.
Henry Ayers daughter, Celia, got badly
burned with hot water last week.
ne r. II. Godfrey Is suffering from
.srbnncle on the back of his neck.
The John Perkins farm was sold last
,rsek 10 Henry +. Emery OF Washington
for 600.
Rev. A. ]. Eastman will exchange next
Sunday. Nov oath, with Rev. r IL. Alden
Of Tunbridge.
Allison F. George went to Brattleboro
r1esdav where he has position IN the
insane asylum
Mr.. n. ]. Copeland went to Randolph
Monday 10 spend the winter with her
son. o. b. Copeland.
A. BeckwIth went to Waterbury
Monday where he Is 10 Dc an attendant IN
he state insane asylum.
Mis-. Henrietta Bailey Of South Ryegate
{. teaching IN the Braman district ana
boards 81 George Taplin's
Hale X. Darling has moved into his
k0uss recently bought ~ +, 4. ordwhy.
IN bas lust had IL wired for electric
lights.
AR. Cora-in has returned home from
p-strr mi bas fully recovered from his
rernt accident with the exception Of
stf shoulder
rvsf ii stanton has taken Mr.. Howe :
piaseai The electric light station, having
IA charge the engine and dynamo, and
Charlie. Doyle o firing the boiler
Mis-. Belle Judd, formerly 81 this town,
I'M f1r Che usst two years trained nurse
N Ornsthurg, y. J.. j. spending the
winter al Ashcyille, \. G., with patient.
George A. Tracy and wife went 20
Canaan. \. A., Monday 10 spend several
weeks with Mrs. Tracy's people. George
v.ent frepaHed fer some fine hunting, with
he possibility 81 deer and moose.
The school IN district No. II, taught By
Fdrh q Hood. closed saturday. Nov. 9TH.
Those having no marks were Grace Bur
zen and Dean Camp. Those absent not
more than one day, shirley Camp, Harold
Camp. Earl Larkin and Ellen Larkin.
Marion Camp passed the highest N exam
nation.
Arthur o. Howe, who has been the cleo
trician for the Chelsea Electric Light &
Power commny most % the time since the
plant was started, severed his connection
With the company Friday night and left
town saturday. MIR. Howe goes 70 Boston
where be has a position with the View
England rtienhone Co. We regret his
removal from Town, but wish him success
IN his new held.
Thew G. 4. Z. held a mothers meet
ing Thursday, Nov. 18th. The roll call
brought several responses in the form 81
quotations and poems that were helpful
aud inspiring. Articles were read and
discussed on the following topics. Guard
the Threshold "A Lesson from Real
Life, and Danger Of Levity, beside
other brief extracts on the subject OF
child-training These meetings are IN
struciiye and helpful 10 mothers of young
children, who are always welcome.
Mr.. Mary Pcrigo, the oldest person in
town. celebrated her cath birthday Mon
day, the 18th She had many callers dur
ing the day and vas the recipient Of gifts
ifom many thoughtful friends. she ac-
cepted an invitation TO dinner Of Mrs. W.
=. Townsend, who considered IL quite an
honor % have so venerable a guest. Mrs.
Peugo lives with Mrs. Irene Carpenter,
Who takes excellent care OF her, and al
rrescnt her health Is quite good. The
HERALD extends congratulations. May
che live % enjoy many mere birthdays.
The Luciers have been here before and
they are coming again tomorrow friday
night and win be az the town hall with a
teofgAnized musical and comedy company,
lhciading the old fayorites and also new
TALENT With the company is the noted
bind cornet soloist, j. r. Lucier; the pre-
eminent musician, Miss Rose Lucier; the
sNeci-voiced vocalist and comedian, Miss
Marguerite Lncior, who is every body :
iaforilei the wonderful juggler and ath-
leie, Leroy; the marvellous ac-obats,
sleons and McCue, late Of Forcpaugh-
sells Bros. circus; the funniest OF all the
fanny men, f.. j. Palmer; the MARCEL sis
lefs, singers and dancers, and others.
The celebrated Russian band and orches-
VA under the direction OF Harry Cobb, u
present. at every entertainment. They viii
% here only one night Read their sd. on
this page.