Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15
Chelsea Home News.
4. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
> Mr. and Mrs. A. L. skinner went Il
: night -'''''s 4usSuas
Miss L. c. batch has gone to Pittsaeld
b. tlslt the family of Rev. William \.
ray Allen i the new clerk in Corwjn's
store having come home from Boston 10
/ accept the position.
Mrs Mrs; Irving Coyell and daughter, Doris.
~ jamestown visited Miss Flora Uorwin
Friday and Saturday.
VIM. A.Dickinson and lady Of Randolph
nnllslIeq ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Dickinson, last Sunday.
Dir. and Mrs. A. C. Pu1er Of Methuen.
Mass, are visiting at A. F. Moreys. Mrs.
Fuher Is sister Of Mrs. Morey.
Miss Amy Clifton from the Children's
ana society OF Boston was the guest Of
hef iflenu, Mrs. George Taplin, last week.
irving Palmer, who has been stopping at
y. r ADAMS the past two weeks, returned
70 his nome ID Dighton, Mass, last week.
MI and Mrs. George II. Dickinson and
Two children Of Boston spent Saturday
and Sunday with his brother, Allen Dick
inson.
Our pumpkin was back Monday morn
4 ing ". h. IL is quite a freak. being a
double pumpkin. 1t was presented 10 us
/ BY 7. X. Laird.
Rev. Geo. o. Howe Of Randolph Will
preach next Sunday morning AZ the Meth
odlst church and at the West Hill church
! in the afternoon.
Horace Griffith of DeKalb, H., has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Lucia Griffith,
and his niece. Mrs. l.. A. Corwin. in town
lie left for home Saturday.
Mrs. Amanda Allen went Yesterday TO
Manchester and Nashua, n. H., and Bos-
ton, Mass, to visit friends, intending to
be absent two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Harrington and
daughter Of Grinnell, Ia, have been
visiting the past few days at Henry
Adams They are cousins OF Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. ]. G. Hayward returned to her
home in Tilton, y. H., last Thursday.
she was accompanied by Mrs. Geo. L. |
Hayward, who will remain until this
week.
Norman w Hunt who has been clerk in |
the store Of j. A. r. Corwin a Son for the 1
past year or more, has gone 10 Barre city, |
where he is clerk in the store Of Eastman |
Brothers
P. J. Little brought to the HERALD |
oiiiee last week a hens egg measuring l
6l1h5 inches He said II anyone could beat 4
this be would Try and have the old hen /
do better next time.
Harvey " Spear and Mrs. Nellie n. /
French both 81 Chelsea, were married at
Woodstock. n. rs, sept. Z. They returned
home saturday evening and are to reside
on South Main street.
Ii is now expected that the troop Of cav
airy from Fort Ethan Allen en- route 10
the fair al Tunbridge viii come this way
and spend the night here, either coming
or returning 10 the fort.
A. L. skinner has a squash raised in
his garden that measures 35X35i inches
and weighs % pounds. This squash is
worthy Of a prominent place in the
Worlds fair at Tunbridge.
Mrs. Charles T. Cranes, Miss Alice
Cranes and Madam Cranes OF Cam
bridge. Mass, came Saturday to the
Orange County hotel. Their many friends
in town Will be glad to welcome them
back this summer.
Last Saturday afternoon there was quite
an interesting game Of baseball on Mat
toons field between two mines called the
Chelseas and the Highlanders. The
game resulted in favor Of the latter club,
10 to "a. The umpires were II. X. Darling
and Z. A. Corwin.
The Tunbridge House is to be, opened
end occupied BY w. NJ. Flanders during
the Worlds fair at Tunbridge, Sept. p,
Is and o. Mr.. Flanders was the success
ful manager Of the house for the last two
seasons, and the public will be pleased to
learn he is TO run it again this year.
Rolla Lamson ofsBlackburn, Oklahoma,
4 brother OF Mrs. Albert Camp, visited her
last week. He is veteran Of the Civil |
20. aHf hn !
and visited his people whom
be had not seen for 81 years. He is the
owner OF large ranch inOklahoma.
Mrs. Rogers OF STAFFORD is visiting her
son. Perley W. Rogers. II is quite an I'M
usual occurrence 10 have family OF four
generations together, but in this case
here were Mrs. Rogers, her son, Perley !
Rogers, his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Russell,
with her infant daughter They should
have their pictures IN group.
Mrs. J. c. Mnlican Of Seattle, Wash,
,pent last week with her sister, Mrs. r. r.
smith, whom she had not seen !or 2Oyears. I
;he came East on the g. A. X. excursion
md will visit another sister in Cincln-
,ati. o.. on her return. Mrs. Smith also
las a cousin visiting her for two weeks, I
Mrs. John Johnson, Of Boston. Z
Fgbert Ellsworth, youngest child OF ,
elmer e. and Phoebe J. Reed, died Friday
morning OF cholera infantum, aged z yrs
mos, p days. The funeral was SUNDAY
fternoon from the house, Rev. W. NJ. i
Newton Of south Royalton officiating.
he interment was in Highland cemetery.
'bere was proiusion OF beautiful flowers. I
LAR. Corwin & Son have just got 9
heir new addition for a -four and FEED a
tore completed. The painting, which v
,sd been done by Henry Magoon, was
'nished this week. They now have a very
ommodious store room down stairs, While
n stairs there is bin with capacity Tor n
carload of oats and another one Tor
ndia wheat. One thing which they cam
ot fail to appreciate IS piazza the whole
rnnt 81 the new and old ell part. a
Bucklen's Arnica Save
ne world wide fame for marvellous cures.
surpasses any other salve, lotion, ONT I
,eut 81 balm for cuts, corns, burns, Dolls'
ores. felons, ulcers, teIter, salt rheum' n
syer sores, chapped hands, skin erup-
IONS; infallible Tor piles. Cure gDaran- y
sed. Only DC. -,L =
For sale ~ Drew & Leonard, Randolph. b