Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-20
Chelsea Home News
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mrs. Will A Hood returned home from
Boston Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd was at Washington
last week visiting friends.
daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Il. Hutchinson Saturday.
ID. A. Hutchin son has moved into c. o..
Stacks house on South Main street.
Mrs. Helen Smith went to Boston
Thursday for few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Rogers OF STAFFORD is spending the
week with her son, Perley W. Rogers.
Mrs. George Hutchins OF Barre was visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Godfrey, Tuesday.
George Rice and daughter Of West Tops
nam visited at George L. Slows last week.
Miss Mary Wills has been spending
the past week at Charles Luce's ana
Albert Camps.
Frank /. whitney has purchased the
William j. Tarbell place on Maple avenue,
consideration 900.
Mr.. and Mrs Newell s. Bixby visited
Mrs. Warrington, Mr.. Bixby's sister, at
Thetiord last week.
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Ne aud Mrs. Henry Hodgden OF
Barre visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A W Whitney, over Sunday.
James r. Goodell, who has been at
work for "a. +. Nation, has gone to
Richmond 10 work for l.. Martin.
Mrs Emeline Waterson, who has been
al Milliamstown for several weeks, re-
turned to her home on Main street Mon
day
peter Bearor has gone to Arthur Bacon's
10 live This leaves only one girl ten years
old TO secure place out OF a family OF ten
children.
Ira Il. Rathburn has returned from
Lanesboro, where he had been on q
hunting expedition but did not succeed
in killing deer.
Miss l.. Belle Chandler, who is telephone
operator at the state house during session
came Saturday and remained over Sunday
with Mrs. J. b. Bacon.
Dix J. Camp Of East Randolph ano
Charles L. Speare OF Corinth we're II
town Saturdaylafternoon on the eo-opera-
tive telephone business.
Rev. Herbert Wyckoh OF ropstield
Mass. is expected TO preach at the Cong
church next Sunday and Miss Sadie East
man Of East Barre is to preside at th'
organ.
state Treasurer ]. l.. Bacon came from
Montpelier Saturday to see his brother
who is very in. Mr.. Bacon left the SAINT
evening for his home at White Rive
Junction.
Chester Bixby went to Montpelier las
week, where he sustained successful
operation for the removal ola growth OF
his lip, DR.. c. +. Chandler performing tn
operation.
Miss Julia Cummings has been VISITING
friends in Meriden, y. H., for few days
enroute to Hadley, Mass, where she
to spend the winter and continue he
musical study.
Oliver Burgess and Dean Gilman wen
hunting for coons Monday night. IN
boys came home feeling pretty good a
each had killed a fine coon, one weighing
49, and the other l4A pounds.
Albert Thompson. who lives In Corinth
sawed off the end OF the middle finger o
his left hand while working in a shingl
mill DIR. :. n. Goss dressed the wound
smputating the finger TO nearly the mrs
joint
The Davis auction on Nershire Height
which was to have been last Ihursda,
was adjourned on account oil the WeAthe
until Saturday. This is big auction
sale as will be seen by the ADVERTISEMENT
elsewhere in this issue.
William j. Tarbell, Jr., and vile Q
Minneapolis, Mimi, came last Wee
and are stopping at the Orange Count!
hotel. Mr. farbell has been appointe'
administrator OF his fathers estate AM
viii remain in town for few weeks
Edward Bacon, little son of John Il
Bacon, has been seriously Ill the past wv
weeks. Drs. Frost and Smith OF Hanover
n. H, were summoned last "Wednesday y
consultation with DR.. F. ii. Godfrey, N
little fellow seems to be no worse az thi
writing and hopes are entertained oil nj
recovery.
There was a very pleasant reception a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A
Ivon TUESDAY evening of last wee
which was attended by goodly numbe
OF their friends, who presented ther
with many substantial tokens OF thei
regard. Refreshments were served an
an enjoyable evening was passed oy al.
School in district No. Z, taught by Alic