Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-03
Chelsea Home News.
U. .. BTxRY. Loeal Editor.

Miss Carrie Bicknell has returned home
from visiting her brother in Athol, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Walker have return
ed home from their trip 10 Boston and VI
cinity.
f. o. Bieknen and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin /. Hubbard at Montpelier
this week.
Miss Sally Emery spent Thanksgiving
with her friend, Miss Rena Barnes, at
Meriden, \. IL.
A. Croker, the horse trainer, is at
No, Thetford this winter where he has
training stable.
Harold Comstock Of Hanover. n. H., and
Donald Comstock Of ST. Johnsbury spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Geo. L. Stow is recovering from
the serious attack OF bronchitis from
which she has been suffering for the past
two weeks,
Lester Bates Of Springfield and Miss
Abbie Bates Of Bellows Falls spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bates.
Dr. and Mrs. Story \. Goss left Monday
for Maiden, Mass, where they are to
spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Annie (Goss) Fish.
Waterson post, No. as, g. A. r., hold
regular meeting next Saturday at o'clock
p. m. As this is election OF officers all are
requested to be present.
Fred A. Ordway and family left Monday
for their winter home at Aberdeen, n. G.,
with the exception Of his son, Leon, who
is TO remain here this winter.
+. II. Kennedy, director Of the Orange
County Telephone Co., was in STAFFORD
last week arranging for the completion OF
the line from Chelsea to STAFFORD.
Rev J. L. r. Wyckoff Of North Wood
bury, Conn.,, spent Thanksgiving with his
son. Rev. II. j. Wyckoff and occupied the
pulpit of the Congl church last Sunday
morning and evening.
f. II. Kennedy has taken in at his cider
mill this season $50 bushels OF apples
from which have been made 600 barrels Of
cider. He has also taken out 30 bushels OF
apple seeds for market.
Hiram Clark of Greenfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Amanda
Clark Allen. He left Tuesday for st.
Louis, Mo-. where he has position as
engineer during the St. Louis exposition.
+. Willis Temple Of Springfield and Miss
Belle NJ. Bates OF Chelsea were married at
the home Of the brides father, George
Bates Thanksgiving evening by Rev. Ora
Boyce OF East RoXbury. They are 10 re-
side at Springfield.
Speaking Of brass bands, we wish to
again remind our readers that the Chelsea /
Brass band is getting 10 be hard TO beat /
anywhere outside Of the large cities. Its /
concert Thanksgiving evening was Of ex= I
merit. IL ought to be proud OF /
its success and we ought to be proud OF |
our band. Look out about February for /
containing a program for the
entire evening.
Some thirty OF the friends and relatives /
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Hoyt gathered 1
II their home on the evening OF Nov. 18th, /
he occa sion being the Goth anniversary Of 4
their marriage. Refreshments of cake and /
coffee were served and ali had a very en- /
oyable time. The company remained un-
III a late hour and left, wishing Mr. and !
Mrs Hoyt to be spared TO celebrate their
golden wedding.
sIaytonis Jubilee Singers open the
course OF the Entertainment association
Monday evening, Dec. z, Since the Fisk
roupe was dlsbanded, there has been no
that could sing the old planta-
ion melodies and slave songs as Slayton's 1
)ctette sing them. No lover of real music
will miss this entertainment; and all
yide-awake people will want season
ticket for the full course, which will main l
ain the standard set by Slayton's Jubilee
singers.
The following Is a list OF the teachers in
own for the winter term of school. The
schools that began last Monday, Nov. 30th,
ire as follows:-No. 5. Martha l.. Noyes;
}, Alice II. Moulton; 10, Corrie b. Beal Of
80. Barre; II, Florence L. Hemenway. The
begin next Monday, Dec. 7th:-
chelsea academy, principal, John Nj. Com
tock grammar dept, Carolyn NJ. Fuller;
dept, Cora NJ. Whitcher, st.
primary dept, Ella G. Chad
wick, Tunbridge; :, Hattie X. Darling,
Post Mills; II. Ina NJ. Mann, Lynn, Mass,
S, Alice j. Kibbee, East Randolph.