Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-22
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

RI BARNES OF Claremont, \. H., has
taan visiting at David Adams.
Ms Z. c. Bradbury and son of Keene,
\ n. are visiting at E. f. Peters.
tfiss Ethel Georges friend. Miss Bernice
Moxley, of Lowell, Mass, IS visiting her.
e ". Foster and Miss Carrie Foster OF
Hagerhill, Mass, are guests at +. |. Whit
ney's.
Mrs. Edward E. Towner and son of
r-yerett Mass. have been guests at Col.
Fmery's for the past few days.
uon. and Mrs. j. X. Darling, who have
teen In Boston and vicinity the past three
weeks. returned home last week Wednes-
day.
Jason Densmore and wife OF Lebanon,
\ n. visited their cousin, Mrs. Frances
Birby, "Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Kate Read and Miss Ella n. Jones,
Who had been with their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Tracy. for the week, returned to Nashua,
n H., saturday.
Mrs. Charles p Swigert OF Chicago. ILL.,,
Who had not been here for II years, visited
friends in town last week. She went to
Tunbridge Monday.
AlofJ.A II. Corwin's family, children
and grandchildren, were in town Satur-
dav and Sunday, II sitting down together
al the sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Snow Of White
field. y. H.. who have been visiting Mr..
SHOWS sister, Mrs. Emeline Noyes,
returned home Saturday.
The sale OF two schoolhouses advertised
for last saturday was adjourned to next
saturday at p. m. There was too much
going on last Saturday for an auction.
Conn. and Clarence Rowe and Miss Ber-
nice Fuller OF Laconia, y. H., have been
spending the past week at II. 5. Annis'.
Fred Z. Atwood, who is in the trade
newspaper advertising business with an
Office on Essex street, Boston, is home for
this week with his father, j. B. Atwood.
last week was great week for Chelsea
ard il Is the hope Of her people that onr
guests enjoyed their visit equally with u.s.
4 full report Of the proceedings appears
on page 5.
a very pleasant reception was given
Rev. and Mrs +. +. Herriek in the parlOrs
81 the Cong church Monday evening,
They left Tuesday morning for their home
I'd Milton.
There IS to be a basket picnic in Albert
Hopkins woods next saturday, the oath.
There are 20 be music, games, swings, etc.
Every body invited 10 come and have
good time.
George B. Roberts had 3 people az his
house nhursday--all relatives. he probab-
Is bad the honor OF entertaining a larger
number OF relatives that day than any
other person Old Home Week.
John Bowin, who j. ia charge OF flock
Of 5000 sheep on ranch IN Idaho, has the
honor Of killing bear. The animal got
into bis flock and be went 70 the rescue.
Ii took four shots 20 end bruins existence
bat John evidently felt well repaid for
the risk Of attacking the bear alone Il
weighed over 400 pounds.
Co. d, 18th regiment, Vermont volun-
teers. was raised here 81 years ago this
month and the company has never held
reunion until last Thursday when 81
answered TO the roll call and Il others
were heard from. They have now formed
an organization with Lieut., James Farm
ham president and j. N. Griffin secretary
and they propose TO meet every year.
Robert b. smith OF Amsterdam, \. v,
was in town Thursday, the guest Of n. o..
Bixhy. Mr.. smith was adiutant OF the
Vermont division of sons Of Veterans, T..
sA.. in ls90-si, when n. o. Bixby was
colonel He was booked to speak az the
campfire in the evening, but owing 70 the
storm, returned early 20 Tunbridge where
be had been making short visit 70 ms
parents Mr.. smith Is manager OF the
Empire state Power Co al Amsterdam.