Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-13
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. B1xBY, Local Editor.


Miss Nellie /. Bixby is visiting friends in
Stoneham, Mass.
Mrs. Nellie II. French is sick and under
the physicians care.
Miss Flossie George is working in the
family OF j. Il. Bacon.
Mrs. Bearor is keeping house for Mr.
Bradshaw on the West hin.
JAR. Corwin s. Son are to take in
poultry Thursday, Nov. 20.
Mrs. c. S. Emery and daughter, sally,
are spending the week at Montpelier.
Fred C. Waldo lost one Of his work
horses sunday afternoon from lung fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sawyer Of Norwich
were guests az j. A. r. Corwin's last week.
Miss Minnie Carpenter went to st.
Johnsbury Friday TO remain until about
january ].
Mrs Geo. L. Hayward has been on the
sick list the past week, but is more COM
Portable now.
Hale K Darling and family and Mrs. A.
b. smith were at Montpelier for a few
days last week.
Rev Mr.. Farnam has recovered from his
illness and will preach at the Cong /
church next Sunday.
Nahum C. Baker OF Bridgewater, a
member Of Company L, Second Regt., VI.
Vols, was IN town Friday.
b. +. smith and wife have returned from
Manchester. N. H., where they had been
spending a month visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Bohonon's mother, Mrs.
Woodland, and her sister, Mrs. Clinton
Carpenter, OF Wolcott are visiting her,
Herbert j. Kingsbury has gone to Bos-
ton 10 work this winter. His family is to
join him as soon as desirable tenement is
found
Dr. F. II. Godfrey has made farther inn
proyements in his residence on Main
street by the recent addition OF a fine
furnace
The Methodist Auxiliary society will
serve bean dinner in the hall over the
store OF Ord~ay, Holmes q Co., on Thurs
day Nov. 20.
Mrs. Alice Hadley has returned to town
after a short absence at Manchester, y. III.
Il is expected that she will remain here
Tor the winter.
William Bacon, who lives at South
Washington, has had a shock, from which
he has not recovered so be can speak. His
recovery is doubtful.
Delmar A. Beckwith and Miss Louise
Gilbert, both Of Chelsea, were married at
the Methodist parsonage last saturday
evening by Rev. w. T.. Allen.
MISS Eva Bearor has gone to Randolph
70 work in the family OF Ed. +. Fits. Her
brother, Paul Bearor, has gone to live at
o, 5. Tracy's in Tunbridge for the winter.
Miss Ella g. Chadwick OF Tunbridge
and Miss Cora NJ. Whitcher of Danville,
teachers in the graded school, have gone
70 their homes for four weeks vacation.
Curtis o. Slack has bought the Banister
iarm Of George Lougee and takes posses
sion at once. Mr.. and Mrs. Bougee are
going 10 work for Z. Il. Dickinson at the l
Orange County hotel.
q. d. Adams has bought the stage route |
from here TO Barre city, known as the 4
North STAR line. Mr.. Adams has been |
driving several weeks for Mr.. Moody and /
Is popular on the road, and there is no
doubt but the previous good service given
by Mr. Moody will be fully sustained.
Susie Z. Winch, wife Of Hosea q. Car
penter, died at her home on the West Hill
tuesday at II a. m. after a long illness
from softening OF the brain. Her age was
81 years and 10 months. The funeral was
from the house this afternoon at one
clock, with interment ia West HUI Gem
etery.
The following from this town partici-
pated in the hunt at Tunbridge Tuesday:
+. d. Barnes, G. A. Tracy, j. o. Perkins,
n. +. Magoon, II. G.. Dearborn, &. NJ.
Hunt, o. ID. Tracy, Elmer Osgood, Fay
thompson, w. ;. Goss and +. III. Folsom.
The banquet is to be served at the Tun-
bridge House by the popular hotel man,
VIM. Nj. Flanders, tonight.
The Swift Bell Ringers and Musical
Novelty company will give an entertain
ment in the town hall Friday, Nov. p.
There are five people in the company and
everyone star. They come as the second