Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BrxBY, L ocal Editor.

Mrs. Louisa Z. Clough is visiting friends
ID Northfield.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish and family returned
10 Boston Tuesday.
Miss L. Lyle Tracy has gone 10 Boston,
Mass. 10 spend the winter.
DIR. O. NJ. Rice was at West Fairlee the
last three days OF the month.
e A. Corwin is home from Boston,
where he has been buying goods.
4 girl baby was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
calvin y. Dearborn saturday morning.
Harry n. Goss OF Providence, K. J., is
visiting his parents, Or. and Mrs. ;. n.
Goss.
Waterson post, No. IS, viii hold a regu-
lar meeting Saturday afternoon at 2
Nr. and Mrs. Magoon and daughter Of
Montpelier visited at Or. A. b. Smiths
Allan Dickinson has greatly improved
bis residence BY building q new piazza
and baY window.
a3qs pounds Of maple sugar, for which
they paid s2,i66.92.
David Mills, who has been at J. b.
Ateood's the past two weeks, returned
to Manchester, y H., saturday.
louis F. and Harold W, Wheatley Of
Neriden. Conn, have been visiting at
George Goodrieh's the past week.
The dedication services Of the West Hill
church Tuesday were excellent. A report
of same viii appear in our next issue.
Irving Bowen received notice last week
0f the death Of his hrot her law,
Thomas d. Wallace, at Laconia, \. II.
Miss I. Blanche Sargent, who has been
with her parents for several weeks,
returned TO Manchester, y. r., Tuesday
sc. Moore was in town for few days
last week. Mr. Moore seemed very much
pleased with his new home al Paxton,
Mass.
WIN +. Holmes and II. y. Mattison
returned from New York saturday, where
they had been buying goods and eAplor-
ing the city.
Al b. Carpenter Of somerville. Mass,
bead clerk Tor Charles +. Corwin Co,
produce dealers, Boston, is visiting his
mother and other relatives IN town.
Our ever genial creamery clerk, George
n Hatch. began his well-earned annual
vacation last saturday morning ana ms
face has looked like a full moon ever SINCE
be has been 50 happy.
The drawing Of seats in the entertain
ment course viii be held at the public IL
brary on Friday, Oct. L. The methoo
used last year. which seemed 70 give eA-
eellent satisfaction, viii be followed
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Lewis, Henry A. Magoon,
Frank r. Bixhy and several otneIs
attended the lair 81 Northneld lsst We
and reported nice time ana o's
srowd.
Rev II. Elliott. secretary Of the YER
mont Bible society, VIII preach ht wy
CongI church next Sunday morning,
This will be a union service and there VIII
he no morning service at the Methoolst
church.
Mrs. ]. PEOPLES with her son and
daughter. John T.. and Miss eyiNehe
Peoples, OF south Carolina, Who mao
been here since July lst, ieit iot NoN N
York city Tuesday morning, Whefe 'ne9
are to spend the winter.
The appointment Of George NJ, JAYS w
as a messenger at the Capitol during tne
session OF the legislature Is hiighiy ~
living to his townspeople. MT BaNE
is well fitted for any position IN Nhlch
Sergeant at Arms Brock may place ni"i'
He went to Montpelier saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman X. sherburne,
doctors of osteopathy. Of Littleton, y H.
were visiting at her fathers lyman a.. -
Burbank's. over Sunday, returning ",
day. During the summer, MT. ans ~
Sberbnrne have maintained an office al
Bethlehem. n. H.. which they closed last
week.
Mary Saunders Beedle, wife Of me
late Thomas Beedle. a soldier m tne
Mexican war. died at her home on NoitA
Main street saturday morning OF
plexy. Her age was So years, 3 me ,,t.t''
y DAYS. The funeral was al the Mesn
odist church Sunday al oeiock y ni''
the pastor Rev. W. Z. Allen ofheiAtihs'
senator c. 5. Emery and Represe9Tn ....'e
II. y. Mattison left for Montpellei -.,,.s5
day afternoon. Col. Emery has $500 it
three terms in the House and Is entlrSg
familiar with all legislative duties. hf
win be one OF the strongest mem oeI a. ~
the senate. THIS is Mr.. Matt.son An III ~
term as a representative but ne WIN
heard from in the House.