Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-08
Chelsea Home News.
Il. D. BIxBY. Local EdItor.

AlE1s JhIuts OF LOWELL aldes.s
at George +. Hateh's for two weeks.
Mrs. Edward f. Towner of Boston il
visiting her friend, Mrs G. ;. Emery.
Misses Lora and Pansy Hin re-
turned TO Manchester, \. H., last week
DR.. o. NJ. Rice went to West Fairies
Tuesday to remain ten days doing dental
work.
Mrs. Laura j. Hazlitt went to Boston
| Tuesday to be absent three weeks visiting
| friends.
Richard II. Bacon, who has spent the
summer in Bishop, Cal, came home Mon
day morning.
Misses Lucia and Maud Mann and Wal
lace p. Smith OF Claremont, y. H., are vis-
iting at ID. Boardwey's.
Elmer d. McAllster, with the Lane
Mfg Co. Of Montpelier, was home Mon
day at d. T. MeAllister's.
7. g. Dearborn has gone TO Bethel to
work in a bakery and grocery store, where
he is to run an order team.
Miss Emma Hatch went Monday to st.
Johnsbury, where she is to attend school
at ST. JOhnsbury academy.
Miss Luella Scales, who has been at
p. J. Little's the past two weeks, re-
turned to Andover, \. H., Monday.
Harry F. Bryant is sick with hay fever
and asthma and Clarence III. Corliss is
driving stage to South Royalton for him.
Mrs. c. F. Hemenway and her sister,
Miss Anna Shepard, of Lowell, Mass, are
occupying their cottage on the West hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball Of
Waltham, Mass, were here last week for
a short visit to his aunt, Mrs. n. j..
Copeland.
Royal Townsend accompanied his aunt,
Miss l.. T.. Townsend, OF Barre to New
York this week, where he will remain un-
til Saturday.
Rev. w. n. Roberts and family Of Pitts
field have been visiting his son, Roy Rob
erts, and his brother, George H. Roberts,
the past week.
W. +. Lamb and wife Of Manchester,
~ a., and DR.. c. L. Rowe and wife OF
Lakeport, n. H., visited their uncle, II. ;.
Annis, last week.
Miss Helen Stanley of Barre, who has
just returned from the ST. Louis EXPOSE
ton. was the guest Of Mrs. +. W. Lewis
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Dora Maya Das, who has been at
+. D Barnes this summer, went 10
NOrtbheld Mass, yesterday, where she
is to attend the Moody school.
Justice vote, union ticket:-C. S. Emery,
23l. g. Il. stow. 2i6 Calvin Goodwin, 2ts;
NJ. %. Gates. pa: j. NJ. COmstock PIG; c..
NJ. Beckwith, 215; A. L. Sprague, go.
Presiding Elder Newton Will preach
next SUNDAY morning and evening at
the Methodist church and at the West
Hin church in the afternoon at the usual
hour.
Corn is growing tall this year. L. H..
Bohonan's scores i3 feet and J. o. Perkins
18 It,. in. Others equal this or run
higher but these are the tallest stalks
brought in.
The newly elected representative, Hale
X. Darling, gave reception to the pubic
Tuesday evening in the Town hall. Re
freshments were served. There was music
and a very enjoyable time.
The ballot clerks at Tuesdays election
were B. II. Adams, Jr., Lewis j. Gray and
Philip j. Little, Republicans, and Erwin
D. Abbott, Walter II. Beckwith and
Herbert o. Bixby, Democrats.
Mrs. Ernest stickney of Milford, n. H.,
who was formerly Miss Florence Lease,
was in town with her uncle, A. III. Powers,
on Randolph Thursday OF last week. She
was guest at W. Z. Townsend's.
Married at the home Of the brides
parents IN Chelsea Monday evening,
Sept. 5th, by Rev. II. j. Wyckoff, Mr.,
Clarence +. Blanchard OF Vershire and
Miss Rilla +. Burbank OF Chelsea.
Last Sunday morning was communion
service at the Congl church and the fol-
lowing united with the church: Mrs. Moan
TAYLOR, Miss Nora +. Taylor, Miss Flor
ence {. TAYLOR and Miss Lena j. Carpenter.
The remains OF Edwin Norris Of Helena,
Mont, were brought to North Tunbridge
for interment Monday. He was born in
this town, the son Of the late Jacob Nor
ris. He died Aug. 9th at Helena, aged
y years.
some Republican stole Bixby's Demo-
cratic twin pumpkin from his store steps
the night before election. The aggressor
will please return the same in good condi-
ton and save further trouble, and no
questions asked.
Henry Martin and daughter, Miss Bes-
sic Martin, OF Chicago, who have been
visiting at Mrs. F. w. Bixby's the past
week. left Tuesday morning for Boston
and vicinity, where they are to remain
week before returning to Chicago.
The c. f. society had picnic Saturday
on II. S. Annis' hill, the highest point in
Chelsea. Some 40 or more attended. All
reported good time, although they got
pretty damp coming home. Dean Gilman
and Oliver Burgess each took load on
hay wagons.
Rev. II. j. wyckoff and family left Tues
dav to be absent until Oct. LIST. There will
be no preaching service at the Congl
church Tor the next two Sundays. Sunday
school as usual. The afternoon preaching
service at South Washington Is discontin-
ued until Oct. I'd.
Hon. Thos. S. Buckham, district judge
Of the Faribault, Mimi, circuit. accom-
nanied by his wife and sister, Mrs. b. L..
Benedict OF Burlington, was IN town Aug.
20. He is son Of the late Rev. James
Buckham, pastor of the Congl church
here between 90 and 20 years ago.
The Worlds fair at Tunbridge will be
held Sept. q, 2S and %. II is promised
TO be one OF the best fairs ever held on
the grounds. A troop OF Z. ;. cavalry
from Fort Ethan Allen is to be there and
give an exhibition drill twice each day.
The Chelsea Brass band is to furnish
music.
Charles c. Barnes OF Barre spent last
week al Robert W. Laird's. He is a native
~ this town, having been born on the
farm now occupied by Fred W. smith,
and moved from here in 1851. For several
wears he has been with the Rand, McNally
Il Co, publishing house, representing the
firm in Vermont.
Our summer visitors have nearly all
returned TO their homes. Miss Christabel
Brown returned TO Lyndonville Thurs
dav via Corinth, where she is 70 spend
his week. Saturday, Rev. +. ;. Hatch
Hatch rVanf n ROgfnu.