Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
Chelsea Home News.
II. O. BIxBY. Local Editor.

son last Week
A. H. Powers of Randolph was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
}. o. Perkins recently sent pair of II. /.
rcd chicks to Darlington, Ill.
Marion and Margery are the names OF
the twin girls at Arthur Stearns'.
Mrs. Fred Avery and Mrs. Frank Chase
OF STAFFORD were In town Monday.
Mrs. Clara Wardner OF Brookheld is
keeping house for George Goodrich.
Next Sunday will be observed at the
Methodist church as decision day"
Nov. I'D Is the last day TO pay your tax
o. and secure the discount, Only u days
more from today.
Charles +. Godfrey, who works in VIII
Jamestown on the new church, was at
home over Sunday.
Walter Smith and daughter Of Barre
have been guests at John SanbOrn's, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Mrs W. NJ. Flanders and daughter,
Hazel, are spending two or three weeks
with her mother in Berlin.
Miss Alice Smith, who has been in
charge Of Mrs. Shepard's millinery parlors,
returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert s. Camp visited
Mrs Eliza Fits, Mrs. Camps sister, in
Brantree saturday and Sunday.
DIT. Frank Richardson, veterinary, was
M town Thursday 10 see horse belonging
90 II. 5. Fits which had a stifie out
Mrs. c. ). Emery was at st. Johnsbury
last week visiting her daughter, Sallie,
who Is student at the st. Johnshury
academy.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Lane OF Boston have
been visiting Mrs. lanes mother, Mrs. W.
a. Hood. Mr.. Lane returned TO Boston
saturday.
Nov. sd is the last day 10 pay your taxes
aud get the discount. Only y days more.
and Saturday night the town treasurer had
received less than q 900.
The Misses Colburn went 10 Massa-
Chusetts Wednesday to visit their grand
mother and will also visit their brother In
Rocky Hill, Conn.,, before their return.
Norman W. Hunt OF Barre city, who has
purchased the barber business OF Ned A.
Griffin, has taken possession this week.
Mr.. Griffin will remain In the shop for the
present.
Dinner viii be served at the Cong'l
church yestries, Thursday, Nov II, from
Turkey day. and the place, the Coug
church
The school at the upper village, taught
hy Miss Bessie Buell.. closed Friday. The
pupils having no absent marks during the
term were Karl kenison, Bernice Dewey
and Lila Sleeper.
Miss Lillian Taylor had a Halloween
parry Monday evening Of last week.
About p were present and all had an en-
.ovahle time. Refreshments Of cake and
coffee were served.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, l.. II. Smith !
losta IS bill between the electric light
plant where he works. and tue hotel. |
Tins is a severe loss TO MIR. Smith. as 1t was |
ail the money he had left from his week :
wages.
The annual meeting for the election of
officers in n. T.. X. Hail camp, No. >, :. |
W., lakes place Wednesday evening, Dec. |
All members should see that their dues |
are paid to Jan. /, 1906, before that meet |
ing. The next regular meeting is Nov. 10.
Mr. Nye, who drives one OF A. c. Mar |
TINS tinware carts, was arrested for being |
drunk and lodged in jail. He remained |
here for few days, when his fine was
uaid and he went ON his way rejoicing. |
This was the first arrest for drunkenness
iu town for long time.
The primary school, taught by Miss
Nhsdwick, closed Nov. 9Th. The follow
ing pupils were not absent during the
term;-Gerald Bixby, Russell Corwin,
Willie Adams. Dorothy Densmore, Chris
label Densmore, Lena Doyle. Sarah Doyle,
Doris Emery, Cecil Kent.
Mrs. Marcia Hathaway OF Dubuque, Ia,
% visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary A. Folsom,
" no had not seen her for 43 years. Mrs.
folsom was, OF course, agreeably surprised
when this sister came in one afternoon /
and It took her several minutes TO know 1
Tor sure who IL was, for long ago she had
given up expecting visit from her.
Monday evening, the young people Of
The Congl church will give Camneld 4
social for the benefit OF Ward academy in
south Dakota. Articles of furnishing +.
ana decoration for sleeping rooms may be
Drought as admission fee. Refreshments
sal be sold during the evening, and a j
pleasing entertainment offered. Everyone 4
e cordially invited to come any time from
20 and spend the evening.
The HERALD man has received from
george A. Tracy a generous package 4
labeled, "With the compliments OF the
hunting season of 1901" This package /
contained fine, juicy venison from the mag
nlfcent buck he killed. We were the
recipient also OF a similar package from =.
H. Soaver, town clerk OF Washington. We
heartily enjoyed these remembrance OF
the season" and the HERALD wishes them
success for 1905.
school in Dist. No S, taught by Martha
= Moves. closed Saturday, Nov. 5. Num-
ber Of pupils, IL; average attendance,
lN N-Hs. The following had no marks;-
Esther smith Edith Burgess, Verna Bur
CESS, Ruth Burgess Eunice Bowin ana
hertha BOwin. Florence Burgess was not
absent. Those missing no words IN spell
ing during the term were Florence Bur
sess, Esther smith, Grace Bowin and
Eunice Bowin.
The sociable and entertainment Al the
Methodist parsonage last Friday evening
vas an enjoyable affair. The menu Tor the
supper was as follows and the chances
were you did not get from your order what
Vas expected Cured cumbers, common
crimson circles, cordial cheer, country
linz g. a. ]
sutton, children's cheer, Ceylon cordial,
cereal compound. canned cummings, cheap
chips, cows contribution. colorless crys-
lal combination, comestible crystals
churned cream.
The Tyrian club is tbs name Of the new