Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-21
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

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Herman E. Slack and wife visited friends
in West Fairlee few days last week.
o. Fay Aliens father, SeIden Il. Allen.
Of East Barnard has been visiting him.
Miss Lostina Colby Of Boston has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Alva Carpenter.
Walter F. Adams has sold his house on
Nershire street 70 Calvin Goodwin; price,
$50.
Archie Z. George begins work today in
the Chelsea livery for Mrs. May L. Dick
insOn.
Mrs. Alexander is working at the home
Of Z. A. Corwin during their absence in
/ Boston.
Ed. Austin OF Manchester, n. H.,
friend Of n. C. Hunt, is visiting in town
this week.
Miss Mary E. Scales OF Montpelier is
spending two weeks vacation with her
/ people In town.
Mrs. Severance and Miss Pansy Sever
ance OF Montpelier were guests at Orcutt
| Bixby's last week.
Hon. and Mrs. J. X. Darling arrived
/ yesterday from Massachusetts,, where they
had been two months.
Miss Ruth Mills, who has spent the
summer with relatives IN town, has re-
turned to Lynn, Mass.
Benjamin }. Sargent and family Of Win
| thrOp, Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. l.. sargent.
Walter $. Goss is wol ng in'the store
Of Ordway, Holmes & CO. He takes the
place OF Charles Boardway.
Frank c. Dickinson left Monday for
Montpelier, where he is TO attend the
seminary with his brother.
There are several new cases Of measles
/ in town, having been secured from the
/ Ausahle Chasm eXcursionists.
The purse for the free-f or.all race at the
Worlds fair this year is 200. The dates
I for the fair are Oct. ?, and I.
Seth Mills is working 10 the store Of
j. A. X. Corwin & son during the alb
sence Of Mr.. Corwn in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Allen left Friday !
for their home In Chicago. They were ac- |
companied by Miss Grace Gannett.
f. A. Corwin went to Boston Friday to !
buy winter goods. He was accompanied |
by his wife and will be absent all the I
week.
Mrs. Ann f. Goss. who has been with 1
her daughter. Mrs. Euclid Fish, in Mel /
rose, Mass, the past few weeks, returned I
to town last week
Miss Edith +. Hood has been at home 1
for a weeks visit to her people She re-
turned Saturday 10 take up her work at 4
Simmons college, Boston.
Our farmers would be pleased TO know I
that the rainy season was over for few 4
DAYS until they have finished securing 1
their grain and second crop OF hay.
Mrs. William G. Bumps OF Lowell, I
Mass, and Mrs. Samuel Z. stearns OF I
Thorndike, Mass, daughters OF the late /
Sophronia Ordway, spent Sunday In town.
There was an addition in the choir OF 4
the Congl church last sunday morning in 4
me person OF Miss Pansy Severance OF I
Montpelier, who rendered two beautiful /
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corser OF Boston,
who have been visiting at b, F. smiths,
returned home last week. Mrs. Corser Is
niece OF Mrs smith. Mr. Corser is on .
the Boston'police force and located al STA
tion 1.
large an audience as usual greeted Lucier's
Minstrels al the Town hall Monday night
They have one OF the best shows on the
road and il seems to be better every time
they come.
Charles Boardway. who has been work
ing for Ordway, Holmes 4 TO. the past
two years, went to Barre city Monoay
morning, where he has been engaged TO
work in the furniture store OF b. W.
Hooker a Co.
Miss Blanche Townsend left Tuesday
morning for Hartford, Conn. After
week in that city, she is 10 60 to Boston,
where she Is to take a post graduate
course in the Emerson college and DO pub
ic work this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hunt returned
here from Manchester, ~ d., last week,
where MIR. Hunt has been working IN
barber shop. He is shortly to open
barber shop in the room over CorWih
store recently occupied by Naneor.
A. II. Paul, successful doctor OF
osteopathy. who has been spending his
summer vacation at the orange County
hotel. returned to his practice in Bridge
port, Conn, Friday afternoon. Inc
doctor is much interested in photography
and has many beautiful views taken IN
this vicinity.
DEPUTY sheriff Ben II. Adams, by virtue
Of an order issued by Judge George NJ.
Powers. took Frank Jones to Montpelier
iast veek when hearing was held before
Judge Powers on Jones application Tor re-
lease from a close Jail execution against
min, for $500. on which he had been con-
fined in Orange county jail since last NAV
for assault and battery upon one charles
Carruth OF Groton. Jones was remanded
10 iail until Nov. I'd, when he VIII DC CIV
en- another hearing.
The Cong ! SUNDAY scnool VIII ouseiN
Rally dsy next Sunday with an exercise OF
speeiaI interest at the usual time OF the
school session. All members OF the school
are urged TO take especial pains to pe
present. and members Of the congregation
no are not members Of the school are
cordially invited.
Fred Ii. Hayward Of Chelsea and Helen
N Magoon OF Corinth were married
Monday, sept. 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Harding
Al ne home OF the bride. The newly
welded couple were given reception ~
ne bride's parents Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Hayward will reside IN thus
Town on his farm adjoining that OF ms IA
ther, q. l.. Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Hoyt gave Their
.5orfed son. Leon Cilley, a surprise party
IN their home Aug. 9th, the occasion oelng
~ DIST birthday. There were about
81 nresent and il was a complete surprise
~ rim, lie was the recipient OF many
useful presents including q nice NStch
ana cham from Ir. and Mrs. Hoyt. he-
fresbments OF cake and coffee were served
and All had an enjoyable evening
Terrible plaques, those itching, Fostering
,,ysssses of'the skin. Put an end to misery.
Doen's Ointment cnres. At any drug