Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-10
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Dr. Geo. Helmer returned to New York
fitr sunday night.
f.,,ie ana yena Harwood Of West
rsiriee are visiting in town this week.
NJ. Misses Severance Of Montpelier are
in Town for a few days visiting friends.
edwin /. Hibbard and wife Of Mont
,.-Iier are visiting in town for few days.
,rvron f. Little and Elmer McAllister
N Barre visited their parents Sunday and
Monday.
"a ne street fair and entertainment al
ai5nsv Mills, with A. shuman q Co.,
grston. is the guest Of his uncle, J. B. At
GOOD. this week.
d Puffer and wife Of Lawrence,
mass. came Monday for two weeks at the
arm Of A. +. Morey.
There was a good concert Monday even
i1r given by the DensmOre Lady orchestra
ofHvde Park, Mass.
Miss Julia Cummings returned 10 Had
iey Mass. Saturday where she IS TO con-
fnue her music this TALL
Fav Allen and Louis Densmore are home
f-4m The Weirs, y. H., where they have
been al work this summer.
Edward smith OF Williamstown says he
g7u heat the Roberts potato as he dug one
Monday that weighed q lbs.
Tine ladies Of the CongI church are to
.srye a dinner IN the vestry tomorrow,
Friday, from y till O'Clock.
Mrs R. 5. Jones has gone to Glover this
week on a carriage drive with her brother,
Frank II. Tracy Of Montpelier.
Mrs. Alice Carpenter, wife of the late
Daniel Carpenter, of 81. JohnshurY is Wis
ming friends and relatives in town.
Henry Burbank sold his six-year-old
20 ~
uth The price paid was about $50.
Miss Znla Smith returned home from
Bradford sunday, where she had been
With the Huntingtons for a few weeks.
Charles Cranes Of Cambridge spent
sunday and Monday with his wife az the
hotel Mrs. Cranes Is rapidly improving.
lIrs. Charles r. Corwin and son, Arthur,
4 az -1mervillc, Mass. came Saturday 20 Il.
A. C0rwin's, where they VIII spend the
Miss Rena Barnes has rot ned to school
1.-THE kimball Union academy in Merle
den, 81 #. This Is her senior year IN the
you can't draw blank in that Quaker
rl-a offer outlined on page g. u you fail
to|8la range, there Is consolation
prize Tor you.
Miss Lyle Tracy, accompanied hy her
fud Miss Blanche Hagor, Of Barton
came saturday 90 spend this month with
parents.
Sis. Violet Durham, Mrs. Mary Monte
4 ana Miss Bessie Stewart Of Boston, who
ls3 been visiting at e. II. keunedys, re-
turned home saturday.
Rev. c. o. Howe Of Randolph viii
preach and administer the communion IN
iaa 81 L. church next Sunday morning
sad VIII preach on West LIN ~ the alter
f. II. Adams, Jr., returned home Sunday
4 morning. He had been travelling he past
/. month IN Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Rhode Island for the Deering Harvesting
4 Machine Co.
James p Roberts, chief engineer Of the
Il AuUletou CO.. and his son, Harry j. hob- I
sris, with the American Hide 4 Leather
Co., lowell, Mass, are spending the week |
6, the Orange County hotel.
b. a.. Adams. proprietor Of the Barre |
stage line. lost a horse last week. The |
stage mad left Barre city and was about up I
% the Spring House when one OF the
horses stepped on a rolling stone ana
H broke rs hind leg Ray Moody was driv- /
4 Hg the stage, but no blame was attached I
rs him as the team was in walk at the 4
time.
me worst storm Of the season swept |
over here Friday night. The lightning /
!. Uss something fearful and struck IN sew /
Il tul places. The greatest damage ~ this
H duplicate armature was on hand and the
A lights came on promptly the next night. /
Il several telephones were held up but' !
4 -.auEe as it may seem, not nearly so many /
as during a previous storm this summer .
4 hich was not half so fierce.
Among the visitors in town last week 4
n vas Deacon Ezra Wiley Of STAFFORD, who
Brought with him nephew from rev
Il Hsmnshire to whom he showed the court /
!. house. jail and other places OF interest !
Ten or fifteen years ago the deacon was
familiar figure about the court, being con- I
ueCted with important litigation, OF the 4
SANDER and assault and battery variety, 1
4 which has been emhalmcd in the Vermont 7
A Reports for the enlightenment OF coming
generations. The deacon was much pleas ].
cd 10 learn that his old acquaintance, D.
H Watson, had been promoted TO the
nench mot having heard OF u betofel ana I
mo doubt recalled the occasion when he
supposed he did an errand OF mercy tor
tae latter gentleman, but which, as u
turned out, was case OF mistaken iueh1l-
ly en- the deacon's part
Company Reunion
Co. d, 18th Regt., Vt. Vols, helu IL
annual reunion last Saturday IN sons OF
Veterans hall over II. o. BiXby sore, I
which had been previously oecofateu W. ...l
flags and bunting for the occasion. Ihere 4
n we're 10 OF the old company present. Inc 1
committee had arranged for rations 70 be
served at the residence Of Z. b, Dickinson |
Il and soon after y NJ. the "boys formed IN /
A line and marched up 70 Mr.. Dickinson !, /
where they found a sumptuous dinner
awaiting them, including the baked beans 4
and coffee that are never TO be omitted on
!. these occasions.
The Officers elected are:-President, /
Lieut.. James L. Farnham, Tun6rldgei /
secretary. Joseph II. Griffin, chelsea
Il committee, C. b. smith OF Iunpnage'
Aira Bohonon Of Washington ana Geo.
4 w. Durkee Of Tunbridge.
The following is roster OF the sur
rvors OF the company SO far as can pc
ascertained list Lieut., J.. l.. farhnaIu'
I'd Lieut., fl. w. Lewis, A. II. Colby, ray 4
moud Lord. Grin Simons, X. w. Lard /
Geo Clark, Mason Curtis, l.. Goodwin, p.
4. IL Adams, NJ. c. Allen, A. Barnes, AINa
LohOnon, Samuel Brown, l., II. bIS ulit' /
H Henry cam. +. e. Davis, Milton Dens-
+. more, c. II. Dodge. John DurSee, q. "
4 Durkee, \. r. Farnham, j. Il. GriInn, ~