Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22
Chelsea Home News.
h. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.


p A. Corwin is in Boston this week
buying goods.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers returned to her home
IN Stafford Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Hackett is sick at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Herman Stacks.
Mrs, A. u. Whitney il spending the
week 10 Barre city with friends.
Mrs. F. W. Bixby is visiting her sister.
mrs. seayer, in Washington this week.
W. G. Holmes went 70 New York Mon
DAY to buy new goods for the fall trade.
Mrs. Clara Fits and daughter. Mary. of
Manchester, \. H., are visiting at II. 5.
Ire P. Rathburn has been sick the past
week, the result Of disease contracted in
the war.
There win be a Sunday school rally day
service at the Cong'l church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs Helen Smith OF West Fairlee has
been visiting Mrs. Ellen Cleveland the
past few days.
Misses Lizzie Dickinson and Emma Carr
have returned from four weeks visit in
ST. Johnsbury.
c. II. Corliss goes to Lisbon, n. H., the
last OF this week, where be has a position
IN piano factory.
Miss Sally Emery went to st. Johnsbury
Monday, where she is to attend st.
Johnsbury academy.
The Chelsea baseball team won the game
last Saturday with Williamstown. The
score was 5 TO S. Il was said to be a good
game.
Miss Maud Bliss OF West Fairlee. who
has been giving painting lessons the past
two weeks, is visiting this week at H. 5.
Annis'.
John NJ. Comstoek and wife and Mrs.
o. d. Medealf attended the West Orange
Sunday school convention at Brookfield
Saturday.
Hon. John B. Bacon returned home from
Boston Saturday night, where he had been
spending the week with his sister, Mrs.
Harris, Of Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Ethel MayaDas has gone to Phila-
delphia to study medicine. She is one Of
the young ladies from India, who has spent
the summer at +. d. Barnes.
". NJ Flanders has moved to the hotel
in Tunbridge to remain until after the fair
The usual fair dance will be held at the
hotel hall Wednesday night.
The Ladies Benevolent society will serve
bean dinner next Friday from II TO 2
o'clock Everyone knows the excellent
reputation these dinners have attained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodland of
Wakefield, Mass, have been visiting at
A. w. Whitneyis. Mr.. Woodland is large
~ interested in electric roads IN Massa-
chusetts
The family Of John Edwards Of VIII
Jamestown have all been sick caused by
poisoning from eating canned baked beans.
One child has died and Mrs. Edwards is
stlll very sick,
Mrs. Alice T. Hadley goes this week to
Manchester, n. H., and after few days
stay in that city she goes via Boston TO
Paris, France, where she expects TO remain
for the next two years.
e. r. Hemenway OF Lowell Mass, IS
spending two weeks vacation with his
family at his cottage on the West hill.
Mr.. Hemenway is member OF the
Lowell fire department.
A. p. Abbott a. Co., Barre's largest dry
goods store, and Mrs. W. F. Shepard give
their fall opening OF garments and mlllin-
cry Friday and Saturday, Sept. % ana ~
Gilbertson's orchestra in attendance. ms
IS your invitation TO be present.
The old Tarbell block that has needed
repairs for several years and has been an
eyesore on our Main street, has been sold
10 +. A. Ordway OF the firm OF Ordway,
Holmes & Co. Price paid, 800. Mr.. ord
way viii repair the building Immediately,
making a store.
Mrs. Ezra Hood has a beautiful lemon
tree which contains buds, blossoms and
fruit. Two lemons have ripened and
fallen off the tree. One weighed ] 10. 10
o., the other ID. OF. The HERALD was
the recipient OF one Of these and can testify
10 it, good quality, being equal to the best
similar fruit sold on the market. The tree
Is about three years old.