Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-14
Chelsea Home News.
o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

,,aaf variety OF ladies' COATS ehpes anu
s1rs You can save dollars buying here.
,,;ss Ina Uackett has finished work in
~ family OF r. A. Ordway.
p Atwood went TO Manchestef ~,
,sstsrday TO spend the winter.
peter Bearor has moved into the Birc''
more house at the upper village.
rhprsdav. Nov. Dist, is the last day TO
az vour taxes and get the discount.
Curtis G. SAWYER and wife OF Norwich
,,sited al ]. A. r. Corwin's last week.
NJ Y NJ. Eddy, optician, from Brattle-
boro has been at the hotel for the past
week.
Miss Cora Burnap OF Norwich, Conn.,, is
hosrding at the Misses Andrus' for few
weeks.
Hale X. Darling has exchanged houses
with r. A. Ordway and is to move there
this week.
Henry Clark has taken a big contract
of paws and Smith TO get in bobDin wood
this winter.
&C. Hatch Of Norwich, Conn, has
hecn visiting his sisters, Mrs. J. A. X.
Corwin and Miss l.. G. Hatch.
Gazing 10 circumstances the auction sale
under The direction OF Godfrey * Bixby
viii not be held next saturday.
The box promenade at Densmores hall
yrae uuite 4 success. George Griffin, as
auctioneer, made them pay from zoe. to 81
FOR each box Of provision.
IA will be well 10 begin on Thursday
night 10 look for the tri-centennial
meteors that failed as last year. Prom
midnight % dawn Is the time.
WIN A. Reed has just bought new 81.
Adams saving machine which l. TO be run
this season under the efficient manage
ment u his brother, =. q. Reed.
The Methodist Auxiliary society viii
give dinner IN their hall over Ordway 4
HoInes' store from II 30 to / 80 o'clock
Thursday, Nov. 2lst Everybody Is nYit-
ed
PA Ordway left for Aberdeen, y. c.,
Tuesday. He Will stop in New York for a
few DAYS where Mrs. ordway and the
children viii join him the last Of the
week
The attention Of the farmers who are 10
bring In their poultry on Thursday, the
glst. Is called % the announcement that
the Cong1 ladies viii serve dinner at noon
Of that day ~ the church vestry.
r. n. Kennedy has made more cider
at his mill this season than ever before
He has taken In about 1000 bu. apples,
made 900 bbs. cider, shipped away 1000
bu. apples and IS bu. apple seeds
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barker Of Ogden,
Utah. were al Orange Co. Hotel for a day
or 30 last week. Mr.. Barker formerly had
relatives living in this vicinity aud was
trying 10 find some trace OF them.
A. A. Tiffany, special agent for the
American Express company, was recently
In town and established a branch money
order Office al H. %. Bixby's store to be
known as the Montpelier branch. These
express money orders on sale, reliable and
inexpensive.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby were
given a party by their grandmother, Mrs.
Emeline Moves. last Friday evening from
500 % 30 ,. m. There were - young
ladies present aud all seemed 10 have
very enjoyable time. Refreshments were
served At O'Clock.
School In district No. II, taught by
Alice j. kibbce, closed Nov. sth. Those
pupils having no marks were Florence
Goodwin, Evelyn Sprague and Dale Alger.
Celia and Elmer Alger had no absent
marks. Number OF pupils, ten; average
attendance, 3 S3-f9.
Mrs. Azriah Barnes has been suffering
from structure OF the intestines and sun
day morning an operation was performed
BY Dr.. Gile OF Hanover, y. H., assisted by
Dr. Fish Of SO. Royaiton and DIR. Goss OF
this place. Temporary relief was effected
but her condition Is very critical.
The second number in the entertain
mont course will be Thursday evening,
Nov. Gst. II viii be a lecture by w. j..
Clark Of New York city. Subject, "Wire-
less felegraphy and Other Modern Scien.
tiic Wonders, Including Liquid Air.
The lecture Is thoroughly illustrated and
Will not only interest but instruct the
audience.
The primary department, taught by An
ME K. Howe, closed Friday. Those having
no marks, Herbert Comstock, Russell Cor
win, Earle and Glenn Fuller. Mary Hall,
Blanche Reed. Those having no absent
marks, Ethel Eaton and Nena Harwood.
Ola Hood and Royal Townsend were abb
sent one-half day. Hacket Adams and
RALPH Reed were absent one day.
The school in No. II, taught by Laura
RULER, closed last Friday, with the usual
exercises. Total number OF scholars dur
lug the term, q; average attendance, =.
The following pupils had no marks wal
Yer Davis, Ray Dearborn, Karl Keneson,
Martha Rogers, Willie Rogers, Ralph
oanborn and Lila Sleeper. Alta Sleeper
ana Archie Sanborn were not absent.
Harry A. Moody OF Washington and
Miss Eva A. Alderman OF West Fairlee
were married at West Fairlee Saturday,
Nov 3, by Rev. Mr.. Esterhrook. The
newly married couple have moved TO
Shelses and will occupy rooms in l.. II.
bohonon's house on Maple avenue. Mr..
Moody is the genial stage driver on the
North star line and will return to those
duties today, having had short vacation.