Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-27
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

VitaIine Granger Is with Mrs. j. b.
Bacon for the winter.
B.F. French and wife OF East Barre
spent Sunday at Ned A. Grifiin's.
Mrs. c. +. Godfrey is visiting Miss Nina
Whitney in Tunbridge this week.
Mrs. +. d. Barnes returned from her
visit to 81. Johnsbury last Thursday.
The horses 81 W. F. Adams and Ned
A. Griffin are sick with the horse dis
temper.
Miss Ada sanborn is keeping house for
f.. j. Titus in the absence OF Mrs. Wallace
~anborn
Mrs. Lucia Peaslee OF Bradford is visit
ing her nephew, Charles p. Dickinson,
at me hotel.
Mss Mary A. Wills is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. seayer, in
Washington.
n. {. Marshall Of Oxford, \. a., has
been at the hotel for a few DAYS selling
theEmpire Cream separator.
Miss Almena Cohurn has returned from
Tanbridge. where she has been working at
Ben fuckers the last four weeks
Mrs. NJ. c. Godfrey Of Concord, n. H.,
visited her father. Erastus Bugbee, who
boards at Mrs. Ellen Hoods, last week
Mrs. c. II. Corliss went TO Lisbon, n. H.,
saturday for a few days visit TO her hus-
John Burbank brought usi Monday six
Grayestein apples that weighed four
pounds, 10 ounces. They were beauties
j.. X. Darling. G. 5. Emery and George
l.. stowe attended the meeting Of the Bar
association Al Montpelier Tuesday even
ing,
Miss Jane Mortimer has been visited the
past two weeks by her niece, Miss Agnes
Mgharg OF Montreal, who returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Jacques OF MorFisville is the |
new cook 1t the Orange County hotel and /
her daughter, Miss Sadie, is doing table |
work there.
Edwin I. Iarkin had COW get ehoked |
with an apple Sunday. They succeeded /
10 gxtricating the obstruction in time to /
save her life.
L. d. Martin. d. o., Of Barre. president |
81 the state organization of osteopathy, /
makes regular visits TO town Wednesdays /
and Saturdays.
Amos Emery aud wife OF Royalton have .
been visiting his son, e. 5. Emery, and his
brother Daniel Emery. They returned 4
home saturday.
Everett Boyd and wife Of Somerville,
Mass, and Mrs. Frank Austin Of Tun-
bridge were guests at J. A. K. Corwin's
saturday afternoon.
Miss Belle Chandler, long-distance OPP
orator Tor the n. +. Telephone CO., at
Barre city, Is spending two weeks vaca
zion AZ J. b. Bacons.
Mrs. Wallace Sanborn Is at Arthur
-igarns IN Wiliamstown, where they
have twin girls, born saturday afternoon.
Mother and babies are doing well.
Mrs, Fred Grant was thrown from the
wagon LAST week and injured her left leg
So that she was unable TO walk for sew
e-al days. Il came near being a fracture.
There was birthday surprise party at
Ernest Noung's on the West hill Tuesday
evening. There were over fifty present.
refreshments were served and all had
good time.
Mrs. George Beckwith is very sick at
eafi n. Beekwith's and her granddaugh-
Ter, Mrs. Harry Moody OF Williamstown,
is with her; also her son, Byron Beck
with OF Massachusetts,.
Ben Goodrich, who works at the hotel, =
was kicked in the stomach by horse he
Was caring for Tuesday night. Ben
thought he was killed sure for few mo-
Msnts, but he came out alive although
pretty lame.
Marcus Peck OF Brookfeld. w. V. Soper J
ana W. j. Woodwork OF South Royalton 7
were in town Friday. and G. A. Wash I
burn OF South Corinth, w. IL. Sprague OF
hrookield and +. +. Worthley OF Wash q
IDgtOn saturday \
TO YOU are the owner OF hens and chick a
ems lock EN- up. That's the only sure
way TO keep them as there is gang OF 5
thieves absorbing the occupants OF hen I
F9Qsts round about within a radius Of \
three or four miles, Z
The Shaw Comedy company is giving an
entertainment at the opera house every I
AtEht this week. IL is nice appearing \
company and has a repertoire OF merit. 1
here has been no entertainment IN the =
pam for some time and this troupe should I
nave good house each night. v
As result ofa temporary illness from t
which he has suffered for some weeks, D
Eev. William II. Davis, d. D., OF the
Eu0t church, Newton, Mass, has felt i
necessary to seek rest from pulpit work,
ana Rev. Frank $. Hatch, also a native "
OF this town, has been engaged 10 supply d
the place indefinitely. a
On Friday afternoon there will be
sewing social at the Congl church yes- Z
tFies. The ladies are invited to come ana =
priug their sewing or to sew for the mis-
7ionary barrel From TO Z, supper VIII
ne served on the European plan, after =
" hich all are invited TO remain for social
evening and a guessing contest, which
VIII interest everyone.
William H. Hill has been studying for
some time at the Ontario Veterinary col
.ege and is soon to take his examinations. ~
ne IS studying to become proficient IN an :,
the departments of veterinary science eN- II
-ept those parts pertaining to dogs sheep
and poultry. A successful veterinary y
much needed in this vicinity and Mr.. HIN
6 particularly adapted TO this work. = !.
Several Of our townspeople are hunting =
deer this week but 10 far none have re- y
lrted the securing Of any game. WASH. 4
1eede and ". II. Hin returned from Oor- b
nth Monday night where they found 4
plenty Of deer and also plenty OF hunters :.
pm the grounds besides themselves. lne4 Il
aoun ded one deer so that it left tran q 4
blood for some distance. but II il died from !,
ne ound someone else secured the car a
ASS.
Jos iah Dana Bacon, a native OF TINS
own and a brother Of Hon. John b. =
bacon. died at his home in Chadron, Neb.,
18th Of heart trouble. He had bsen
sufe Ter from asthma for a long time.