Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-17
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

d. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
MeAllister's.
A si-pound girl was born Tuesda
morning 10 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Z. Bowin.
J. n Darling returned Monday fror
boston, where he had been for few day,
4 son, weighing q pounds, was Dor
sunday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 1
Edward W. Cook went to Dandy Mon
day 70 spend few weeks with his son. 4
Mrs. Peaslee. who had been the gues
OF =. r Dickinson, returned 10 Bradford
/ last week
Curtis o. Slack has sold his house on
south Nam street TO Mrs. Z. A. Adams
I price said 10 be 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo r. Morey ar,
nnlsltlng friends IN Methuen, Mass. also
Boston and vicinity.
Miss Florence Granger OF Barre city Wis
lted her aunt, Miss Lena Spaulding. owe,
saturday and Sunday.
Dr. Marshal's mother came Friday
from Boston. She is to make her future
home here with her son.
Mrs. {. H. Corliss, who had been in
Lisbon, \. H., with her husband the past
week, has returned home.
Rev. II. J. Wyckoff preached at Natick
Mass, last Sunday and there was no SER
vice at the Congl church here in the
morning.
The family OF A. II. Morey. who had
been at Washington for a few weeks with
MIS-. Morey's mother, returned home
Saturday.
Z. II. Kennedy has closed his cider
working season. He has taken in q542
bushels Of apples, made over 1000 barrels
OF cider and taken out 49, bushels OF
apple seeds.
The Chelsea Brass band is TO give
thanksgiving promenade at the Town hall
thursday evening, Nov a. Come and
settle your Thanksgiving dinner and have
a good time.
There will be union Thanksgiving serv.
ice at the Cong'l church Thursday even
ing at O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Moody Is To
preach the sermon. Please remember the
service and come.
The ladies Of the NJ. f. church will serve
! chicken-pie supper in the rooms over
Jrdway, Holmes 4 Co. 5 store next Friday |
evening, Nov. IS, from to o'clock. All |
ire cordially invited
Mrs. Irene Carpenter has returned |
rom Tunbridge, where she has been I
4lth her son, Walter Carpenter, who has 1
1een very sick with typhoid fever. He
S gaining slowly now.
Auctioneer G. +. Godfrey sold the Or
inge Densmore house and BLACKSMITH
mop al auction Saturday afternoon for the
administrator, c. A. Densmore. The prom
1895.
Thus big snowstorm is Just the sort
nat ought TO be rolled to make a solid
DAD bed for winter travel Where is our
~ snow roller that il is not out doing
uslhess our village streets look like
lid-winter.
Mrs, susan Sears, Miss Ellen Hatch and
Mss Ford Of Jamaica Plain, Mass. are
nests at +. +. Barnes. The two former
re TO make their home here, having pur-
nased the Vincent house, which thev
III occupy when their goods arrive and
few repairs are made. I
The big storm Sunday night did more
amage TO telephone lines in this Mace
ian any storm we had last winter.
we've inches OF damp snow greeted the
haoitants Monday morning. Many ofthe
Ill roads were badly drifted The pros-
~, -. seem good at tins date for very
inteTy winter.
{. /. Hood, proprietor OF Hoods
and Julian c. Hood, manager
HOODS Farm, Lowell, Mass, came
turday to visit William +. Hood. They
turned Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Hood
ms the Ptlkin farm on the West hill.
here he has sometimes kept IS or 100
ad OF young Jerseys from Hood farm.
he barn on this farm is the largest in
wn with the exception OF Fred c.
aldo's.
Gilbert +. Hood, who died in Lawrence. {
ass, Saturday afternoon, was born in
IS town in 1924 on the farm now
,upied BY Alva Carpenter. He was
x but few days with pneumonia al
home Of his niece, Mrs. q. X. Bart
{, with whom he had resided since the
'th OF his wife. He was a lawyer by
ltession and graduate of Dartmouth
lege He had been treasurer OF the
)adway Savings bank since 1887. be-
es holding many other offices of trust
his city. Il