Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-25
Chelsea Home News.
20 RIxpY. local EditOr.
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=, = uolmes IS sick with the grip.
- Mamie Earle is al work in the hotel
at East Randolph. O.
rred II. Folsom is working ior Geo.
n adams on the Barre stage line.
FRED clifford has gone to Boston, where
he 4 working for Carter hiee " ~
t1sber West Of STAFFORD has moved INTO
Mrs. Goodell's house near A. !. DeAeei >.
Il. Adams returned from Lebanon, \.
u Monday morning Win strlhg oi nc"
horses. ,,.
rIon / L. Bacon and daughter, Mary,
iV1bite River Junction are visiting at j.
B. Bacon's' pa,a
and II. j. Corwin OF Lowell. Mass,
sts N home this week for the holidays
pay,in Hubbard went to Brattleboro
c.tnrday. where he has position work
no Al the carpenters trade this winter
Hfrs e. ID. Barnes fell on the side walk
,yodnesday evening when returning nome
rom The entertainment and hurt her quite
badly.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd went to New York
;t,, last week for few days visit 10 her
5s3gbter, Miss Belle Judd. She returned
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Tarbell left
Monday noon for their home in Minneap-
oIis MINI. Their many friends hope they
viii come again in the spring
The next regular meeting OF the W. X.
q occurs on Saturday, Dec. 9th. As the
slecfion Of officers Is at this time every
member is requested to be present.
Miss Corena Barnes is home from Kim
5ail Union academy at Meriden, N. H., to
spend the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Nation have
moved TO George NJ. Medcalfs TO live this
winter. as il was not considered safe Tor
6id people to live there alone. Mrs
Medcalf is their daughter.
Luther 5. Allen OF Cambridge, Mass,
sas In town few days last week visiting
friends. He returned Wednesday, accom-
panied by Elmer OsgOod, the young man
Who shot his foot while hunting last fall.
Mr.. Allen is in the employ OF Mr.. Osgood,
he father Of the young man.
AZ a meeting Of the Congl church on
Tuesday evening OF last week, Il was voted
t6extend a call to Rev Herbert j. Nyckon
IN Topsield, Mass, TO become pastor Of
the church. His reply is expected TINS
week and there are good grounds Tor con-
hdence that il win be favorable
Mrs. Ieonora Parker, wife Of the late
Gardiner Parker, died Friday az David
Uickermang. where she had been cared
for since her sickness of a year ago. Her
are was "A years. S months. The funeral
was held at the house Monday at 10 a. M,
Rev. ". r. Allen officiating. She was
buried at Brookiield East Hill, beside her
husband.
The annual meeting OF the Cong church
viii be held on Saturday, Jan. 3 The
business meeting will take place IN the
forenoon at 10 O'Clock, TO be followed az
noon by the annual dinner and roll call
ANY member OF the church who IS unable
70 be present is requested to send re-
Spouse to be read in answer to his name az
the roll call.
Number four OF the entertainment
course is 10 be Wednesday evening, Dec.
3lst. when Thomas Dixon, Jr., the great
platform king Of America, is to deliver a
lecture, subject. "Baekb bone Mr.. Dixon
Is the author OF 'The Leopard's spots,
romance of the white mans burden as
romantic in its way as "Uncle Tom
Cabin Do not fail to hear Mr.. Dixon.
We must have good audience, as II costs
500 to secure him.
rare treat is in store for the people OF
Chelsea in the near future. II Is expected
that Mrs. l.. NJ. Stevens, successor TO
Frances Willard as president OF the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will speak here soon-date not yet
fixed-on the great question that is before
the people of Vermont at this time. Mrs.
Stevens il a speaker OF rare ability and
wide experience. Don't miss the oppor-
tunitv to hear her