Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-11
Chelsea Home News.


Mrs. Frances W. Bixby is confined to
the bed with bad attack OF rheumatism.
The sale Of pews in the West hill church
opens tomorrow, Friday, at one O'Clock
p, mn.
Henry A. Magoon has been working
az George Fulier's painting and papering
the inside OF his house.
r.. m. Kelsey of Lowell, Mass, was in
town last week in the interest Of &. J.
Hood & Co. Of that city.
AIrs. ~ B. Hayes and daughter Of
Canaan, y. H., have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Tracy.
Ed. Barnes and +. n. Kenerson have
gone Is Manchester and Milford, N. H.,
aud Lawrence, Mass. on business this
week
Miss Mary r. Scales, who has been
teaching at Rumney, \. H., has returned
home to spend the winter with her
mother
The next regular meeting OF Waterson
W. h. G. comes next Saturday at o'clock.
As this is the annual meeting for election
Of Off ers, all members are requested to
be present.
Although there was no jury trial this
term Of Orange county court, the expenses
were .33, exclusive Of the sherid's bill
and miscellaneous incidentals. The jury
fees cost sff5.52. assistant judges S6S.60,
reporters $40, referees fees s557.21.
There is another Chelsea centensrian
IN addition TO those mentioned last week.
Mrs. Esther Smith came here in her old
age with her son, David Smith, and died
here Jan. "a, 1867. at the age OF 100 years,
months and II days. Fred W. Smith
OF Chelsea is her great grandson.
Everett l.. Harwood has moved his fami-
Is to West Fairlee where he has bought
he 10 ehnr Of IaaL RupE There II
no better barber in this part OF the state
than Mr.. HARDWOOD. During the many
years that he has been here, we have vet
to learn of one instance when his work
was not satisfactory.
Goodwin & DAVIS are making great i'm
provements on their saw mill, having add
ed another story, made new office inside
and a new railroad to the lumber yard out
side. They have elapboarded the entire
building which is 115 II. long by % IT,
wide. II is now not only a much more
convenient mill, but it is a great improve
ment to that part Of the village. Let the
good work go on.
The annual meeting of II. =. X. Hall
camp, No. D, ;. ", occurs Wednesday
evening. Dec. II, postponed from last
week. As this is election of officers, every
member should make an effort to be pres
eut, Come and be ready for business at
o'clock sharp. Among other matters to
come up for discussion IS whether the
camp shall disband. This is matter to
BE- considered seriously and discussed with
deliberation and will probably be acted
upon at the first regular meeting in Janu-
airy. The finances of the camp are in
condition to require the prompt support
Of every member or the forced disband-
ment Of old 2S.
The third entertainment Of the Chelsea
Entertainment association is TO be
Wednesday evening, Dec. II. This num-
Der was arranged by the committee for an
especially fine entertainment, 1.-The Coloni-
al FavOritesn-three artists. Since the
course was arranged the manager OF the
bureau has reorganized this company and
added another artist to the combination,
making it one Of the highest priced and
most desirable combinations OF the kind
now before the public. The company con-
slsts OF Miss Written, reader; Miss Shields,
the great Boston contralto; Miss Conner,
ylolinist, and Miss DeNormandy, pianist.
Miss Written is a graduate of the Gree
!eT school OF oratory and is said TO render
her selections in her own way, different
from other readers. Be sure and hear this
quartet Of artists the nth.