Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-27
Chelsea Home News.
II. 0. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Edgar Grosvenor is at South Washing
ton taking care OF +. w. Bacon.
Mrs. Don McAlIister is visiting friends
in Boston and vicinity this week.
DR.. f. L. Beckwith goes to Danville
Dec. 2nd to remain until the 18th.
Curtis NJ. Hall was called to Campton,
n. H., Thursday Of last week by the death
OF a sister.
There is to be a Thanksgiving union SER
vice at the Congl church Thursday even
ing, at o'clock.
The horse Of Geo. 5. Reed got badly
cut on barbed wire so that twelve stitches
were needed TO close the wound.
DR.. Bacon Of Eden spent last week with
his father, Il. W. Bacon, who seems more
comfortable at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. Skinner went
70 Barre Sunday TO attend the funeral Of
Dennis Tilden, cousin Of Mrs. skinner
Mrs. Hattie King Of Barre was in town
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Lucas, and her brothers, John and Milo
SanbOrn.
Our delegation at Montpelier came home
Friday afternoon and viii remain until
Dec 2, when the legislature conyenes for
the final adjournment.
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Ann A. Spear, attended
the funeral Of her uncle, Benz. Patter-
son, at Washington this week.
j. A. r. Corwin q Son took in 1896
pounds OF poultry for which they paid
s2,7@.s1. Z. A. Corwin is in Boston
looking after poultry interests this week.
Allison c. Chafiee, a member OF Camp
., ;. of v, OF this place, died In Manehes-
ter, n. H., Nov. u, aged Is years. His
former home was in RoXbury, where the
raFaa fue ,t-ara "a afa for sufaruaauf
Rev. w. r. Allen went to North Ran
dolph Wednesday, the 18th, when he
united in marriage at the home OF the
bride Miss Louise Taft, daughter OF
Charles Taft, and Mr.. Harry Downing Of
Washington.
Clyde +. Camp OF Concord, n. H., has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Milo Camp. |
He has good position with the Boston q 1
Maine railroad where he has been the past |
four years. Mr.. Camp returned to Con- |
cord yesterday.
Geo. Washington Lodge. No. 81, +. a A. |
NJ, will hold a special communication /
Thursday evening, Dec. 4, at O'Clock, for /
the purpose OF work on the third degree. 1
Every member should make an effort TO
attend this meeting. Visiting brothers
will be cordially welcome.
Milton f. Hutchinson, proprietor OF the
Chelsea Mills met With painful accident
door In the floor OF the MILL the door fell i
and while he saved his head, il caught the
fingers of his right hand, breaking the
lgaments OF the first and second fingers,
as well as the bone in the first finger.
Edward Hail. little son of John b. and |
Ada Hall Bacon, died Sunday morning
after an illness of about three weeks, aged
6 yrs, mos, q days. The funeral was at
the home Wednesday at 2 O'Clock, Rev. r.. |
+. Herrick OF Milton officiating. The /
heartfelt sympathy of the whole commun-
ity go out TO the bereaved parents, as the
little fellow was dear TO all who knew him.
The teachers for the winter term are
as follows. No. 8, Martha l.. Moves; No.
Z, r. Blanche Carpenter; No. 5, Alice II.
Moul.on; No. 9, l.. May Sargent; No 10,
Ethel 5. Folsom; No. II, Nettie Nj. Penn
ber No. y, Florence l.. Hemenwayi No.
Il, Edith +. Hood; in the village dis
trict, which is No. 1, the high school
principal, John NJ. Comstock; assistant,
Lena Spaulding; intermediate depart
ment, Cora NJ. Whitcher; primary de-
partment, Ella G. Chadwick. Except the
village schools in No. i when Deglh
Dec. s, these schools begin Dec. /.
A large and appreciative audience
greeted the Swiss Bell Ringers and Mus
ical Novelty combination at the Town
hall Friday evening. Every number was
eneored. This was the second number
in the seasons entertainment course ana
was one OF the best ne have hau IN any
course. Florence +. Miner has a soprano
voice of remarkable range and superb
quality. She was heartily received; Inc
reading by Hayes Grennawald, the talented
reader and impersonator, was excellent
His first selectiorf, "Demetrius, was
extremely hard and finely rendered
lie was continually recalled. The trick
banjo playing by Arthur Wells was one
OF the features OF the evening. IL IS
hoped they viii come again.
Rev. w. Winslow Farman, the blnd
chaplain of the Senate, will deliver ms
lecture. entitled General sheridan, at
the Town hall Wednesday evening, Dec
Sd. Mr.. Farman gave this entertaining