Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

A. B. Carpenter returned to Boston to-
4. A. Lyon goes to Bethel to work this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eaton OF Corinth
were in town Tuesday.
Archie George is at work for c. p. Dick
inson on the hotel barn.
Mrs. James Welcher of Montpelier is
visiting Mrs. l.. l.. Salter.
j. A. r. Corwin and wife are visiting
relatives at Norwich this week.
Miss Nellie Rich is working for Mrs. +.
+. Peters in her millinery store.
DR.. F. II. Godfrey has just put a new
Kineo wood furnace into his house.
The bobbin shop has closed for two
weeks and the help are all on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dickey of Low
ell, Mass, are guests at {. A. Densmore's.
There was a big rush for kerosene oil at
one OF our local grocery merchants satur-
day night.
\. NJ. Draper of Randolph, W. F. shep-
ard and Miss Alice Smith OF Barre were in
town Tuesday.
Rev. George II. Cummings OF Danville is
expected 10 preach next Sunday at the
Cong church.
Mrs. Victor Moore and son Of White
River Junction are visiting her mother,
Mrs. c. A. Densmore.
The schools were closed Wednesday to
allow the children an opportunity to go to
the fair at Tunbridge.
Leroy Sleeper Of Saranac, n. ", is pay
ing his annual visit to his family, who
live on North Main street.
Miss Belle Chandler Of this place is the
special telephone operator at the state
house during the legislature.
Frank II. Kenerson, wife and daughter
are away this week visiting friends in
Wentworth, n. H., and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Bugbee have NOV
ed into the house on Maple avenue recent
ly bought OF Mrs. sophronia ordway.
Mrs. w. II. Cummings, who has been
spending the summer in Plainiield, IS
now visiting her father, A. II. Powers.
The next regular meeting Of the W. r.
c. occurs Saturday afternoon next, Oct. II.
II is of importance. that every member
should be present.
G. III. Edgerton OF Mortified is in charge
of the National Bank of Orange County
during the absence Of Cashier II. n. Mat
tison at the legislature.
David Emery, who has been confined to
the bed for five weeks with a complication
OF diseases and old age, is now very feeble, |
requiring constant care day and night.
The drawing for seats in the entertain |
library on Friday, Oct. II, at p. m. The |
method used last year will be followed.
Miss Blanche Townsend went to Boston |
Friday, where she is TO attend the Emer- |
son school OF Oratory. This is Miss
Blanche's second year at this popular col |
lege.
Hon. j. X. Darling left Saturday morn |
ing for Washington, ID. C., to attend the |
National Encampment OF the G.. A. r. /
lie was the only one to go from this place.
Il is fine trip.
VIM. F.. Davis and wife OF the Profile |
House, New Hampshire, came Monday |
night and are stopping with b. II. |
Adams, Jr., Mrs. Davis being a sister Of
Mrs Adams.
Will M. Flanders and wife went TO Tun- |
bridge TO have charge Of the Tunbridge 1
House during the Worlds fair. They 1
were assisted by Mr.. Flanders sister and 4
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoughton of 4
South Royalton. Ii was reported to be /
the best fair hotel kept in Tunbridge for /
years. We are informed that Mr.. Flanders |
has leased the hotel for one year and is to |
remain at Tunbridge.
John ID. Bowen OF Boise, Idaho. came
Saturday night to visit his father, Irving
Bowen. He is working on a sheep ranch
and has has charge OF about $500 sheep,
there being about 10000 in the herd, all
told. Mr.. Bowen came on to Chicago
with the owner of the herd in charge of IL
carloads Of lambs for market and so took
the opportunity 10 come home for a short
visit. He expects TO be back to the sheep
country by Nov. LIST. John is looking well
and saws the life agrees with him first rate.