Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-06
Chelsea Home News.
Il. 3. BIxnY. Local Editor.

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Tuesday.
VIM. York was at Sharon last week
visiting friends.
Mrs. Norman W. Hunt of Barre city
was visiting her people fair week.
Mrs A. g. Hadley OF Peterboro, \. H.,
visited the past week at j. c. Davis.
c. Byron Beckwith OF Marlboro, Mass,
/ is visiting his mother at Carl NJ. Beck
with's.
Ben E. Sargent and family OF Boston
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| z. L. Sargent.
Archie George was kicked by a colt at
/ the fair so that he was unable TO work
| for few days.
Miss Ellen Dewey has returned from
two weeks visit in Barre, Montpelier
and Mortified.
Joseph Lombard, who has been living
on the West hill since last spring, has
moved TO South Royalton.
Mrs. Bliss and son, who spent the
summer at II. 5. Annis,' have returned TO
their home in New Jersey.
Mrs. f. NJ. Perkins went Tuesday morn
| ing for three weeks visit to friends IN
/ Boston and Gloucester, Mass.
| Miss Mary A. Wills, who has been
visiting friends at Saxtons River the past
month, returned home Tuesday
Mrs. VIM. Braman donated the HERALD
office a basket OF apples Monday, -four
Of which weighed pounds. II ounces.
Miss Blanche Townsend returned Last
week to Emerson college, Boston, Mass,
from which she expects to be graduated
next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Batchelder of
East Thetford visited at G. l.. Hayward's
last week. Mrs. Batchelder Is an aunt
Of Mrs. Hayward.
/. NJ. Towner raised three cucumbers in
one hill that weighed 10 lbs. and ozs.,
the largest measuring 10 in. long and Il tnsI
| in circumference.
j. A. X. Corwin went to Burlington
Tuesday to see his daughter, Miss Nellie
Corwin, who has been there for treatment
the past few weeks.
VIII. Hill, who was the starter in the
races at the TunbrIdge fair, purchased
large new megaphone, which he used for
calling the changes.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy and daughter,
Miss Mildred Tracy, with Henry lawson
and wife Of Montpelier, were visiting
friends in town last week.
Dean Bailey begun work in the bobbin
shop Monday. He worked here several
years but has been away the past year.
He boards at +. Ii. Kenersons.
Harlan A. Flanders and his mother,
Mrs. V. A. Flanders. went to Waterbury
Monday to see Elmer j. Flanders, who
is at the Waterbury sanitarium.
Mrs. George j. Helmer and family. who
have been spending the summer with her
father, William r. Hood, returned 10 their
home IN New York city Monday night.
Cashier II. n. Mattison went to West
Fairlee Tuesday TO attend the funeral of
Hon. f.. p George. who for years had
been one OF the solid business men of
that town.
George X. Hatch finished work last Sat
urday In the Orange county creamery.
He bad worked there nearly seven years
and has lost but few days time from his
work since he began.
Henry Adams has Just had his house
covered with galvanized iron roofing. DIR.
a. B. Smith is now having the Noyes
house covered with the same material.
Fred Goodwin is doing the work.
Charles j. Cosgrove OF Burlington, who
has Just returned from the st. Louis fair,
is visiting his father, James b. Cosgroye.
He has been employed at the State Agri-
cultural College farm for several years.
Our representative, Hale X. Darling,
went Tuesday to Montpelier to be on
deck for the opening Of session Mednes-
day. The gentleman from Chelsea viii
be heard from before the session is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ashmont of Boston
have been guests at Horace Monkeys the
past week. Mrs. Ashmont, who was
formerly Mss Parker, is a niece OF Mr..
Monkey and used TO spend the summers
with him.
Geo. B. Roberts is one OF our most ex-
tensiye farmers. This year he has Is
acres of corn which includes two acres
OF Sanford corn for the silo. He has /
husked 300 bushels so far and has 400
bushels more to husk.
The great cider factory OF T.. II. Ken
nedy opened for business last week. The I
prospects are that there will be an
unusually large amount OF the juice pro- /
duced this season. as IL is the largest apple 4
crop known in this vicinity for years.
Mr.. Kennedy has several men working /
for him through the cider making season.
Miss NJ. Emma Hatch went to a sana
forum in New York city Monday TO con-
suit a specialist in spinal diseases from
Chicago who is to be there this week.
Miss Hatch has been a sufferer for many
years and unable to walk. Her many
friends hope for her relief through this
new physician. She is expected to re-
turn next week.
DR.. +. L. Beckwith. Col. &. 5. Emery,
Arthur n. Morey, William NJ. Flanders,
George f. Hatch and Frank II. Kenerson
go next Saturday on camping and hunt
ing trip to be gone a week or ten days.
This is the annual outing OF the party.
They camp out the entire time and wheth-
er they secure much game or not they al
ways report big time.
The following are the officers OF the
Cong1 Christian Endeavor society for the
next six months President, Mrs. F. II.
Stanton; vice president, Dean II. Gilman;
recording secretary, Flora NJ. Corwin;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. II. w. Bur-
bank treasurer, Edward b. Hatch; look
out committee, Oliver +. Burgess, Mrs. II.
O. Bixby, Blanche NJ. Hutchinson; prayer
meeting committee, Lena Z. Spalding, Al
mena A. Cohurn. Leonard II. Bacon; so
cial committee Margaret Comstock, Carol
o. Burgess, John McCollom; missionary
committee, Bessie "A. Burgess, Maud ;.
Merrill. Dean II. Gilman; music commit
tee. Rev. H. ]. Wyckod, Henry W. Bur
bank, Edward b. Hatch; flower commit
tee. Effie NJ. Coburn. Rena o. Barnes, Jo-
seph A. Tracy.
EAST 6RooKFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs O. n. Harrington returned