Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-23
Chelsea Home News.
u. D. BrxpY. local Edltor

Mrs. II. f. Nation has been very sick,
but is now better.
A daughter was born the 10th to Mr..
and Mrs. w. q. Goss.
Mrs. G. s. Emery went to Montpelier
Monday to remain this week.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
George David Adams Saturday.
Mrs. f. II. Kennedy is visiting her peo-
pie in Boston during the excursion.
Mrs. c. w. L. Jones and granddaughter
OF Tunbridge were in town Monday.
Miss oetayia Britton Of saxtons River is
visiting her friend, Mrs. Mary A. Wills.
Amelia Slack went to her sisters in
Lisbon, N. H., Tuesday for few weeks.
II YOU have any desirable news for the
Chelsea Herald just drop il in at the office.
A. n. Powers and wife visited friends in
Plainfeld Thursday and Friday Of last
week.
r. r. Bixby buys about one half carload
OF hogs, sheep, calves and cattle every
week.
George E. Hatch has recovered from his
vacation and is back in the creamery at
work
Parker Burbank has moved to the sar-
gent farm recently purchased of Leslie c.
Smith.
Mrs. Bernice Skinner Ladue Of Brain
tree has been visiting relatives in town
d the past week.
A mouse created CONSERVATION and COM
motion at the Congl church last Thurs
day evening during meeting.
Al. Little of West Fairlee Is TO move
into the house on Vershire street which he
sold last spring TO W. NJ. Flanders.
Mrs. Irene Carpenter is at East Brook
field with her daughter, Mrs. VIII Austin,
8 who has a little girl born last week.
win Blake OF North Tunbridge has
rented Orange Densmore's blacksmith
& shop and began work there this week.
s. The Ladies' Benevolent society is to give
Il bean dinner in the Congil church parlors
n Wednesday, Oct. 18th, from u till
o'clock.
Archie C. Kingsbury and Mrs. Mabel
s. Chisholm both OF Williamstown, were
married at the parsonage Thursday even
ing by Rev. W. T.. Allen.
John A. Stanley, who has been in i'll
health all summer, is no better and has
decided to sell his farm, which is adver-
tised under the "specials" in this issue.
Mrs. Lucy Beckwith is still suffering
from the injury she received from falling
on the court house stairs Old Home week.
Her sister, Mrs. Susan Stanton, is with
her.
Mrs. Alonzo Morey went TO Methuen,
Mass, Tuesday to visit her sister, who
resides there, and also a sister from Penn
d sylvania, whom she has not seen for "a
4 years.
1t is expected that we will soon have
meat market open in town. This viii be
welcome news to our people, who have
been obliged to depend on out-of-town
carts for long time.
Rev. NJ. w. Farman of Westfield, the
81 blind chaplain of the Senate, preached at
the Congl church last Sunday and de-
8 livered a very interesting sermon. lie Is
s to preach at the same place next Sunday.
Il Do not fail TO hear him.
All the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
u Burbank who wish to meet them and
s express their good wishes, are invited to
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Comstock on Friday evening at
any time between the hours OF eight and
ten.
George ID. Wyman died at his home in
San Francisco, Cal, at 5 o'clock a. M, Oct.
8 IL, aged "A years. He was a native of this
town, being the youngest son OF Capt:
Daniel wyman, Of whose large family OF
children John Wyman OF DesMoines,
Iowa, is the only survivor.
Prof. &C. Brill. with is cadets of the
geological class of Norwich University,
Northheld, were at the Orange County
hotel Thursday and Friday night. They
made the trip To the mines at Copperheld
and inspected them in the interest OF their
college work. They were fine appearing
crowd OF young men.
Married at the home of the brides
mother, Wednesday evening, by Rev. w.
II. Allen, Leon Grant and Miss Ina
Hackett, both of Chelsea. They left
Thursday morning for Burlington and
Rutland TO be absent two weeks. They
take with them the best wishes OF many
friends for pleasant trip through life.
The proceeds of the Junior Benevolent
sociable last week went for the school for
Mountain whites at Grand View, Tenn,
and amounted to about I'll. The barrel
will not be sent for some time and any