Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-05
Chelsea Home News.
81. o. BIxRY. LocaI Editor.

Fred S. Osterhouse Of Lowell, Mass, is
| in town this week.
Sheriff and Mrs. w. II. Sprague attend
ed the fair at Woodstock last week.
Mrs. c. II. Dickey Of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. Densmore.
Rupert Murdoch has moved to the house
OF w. F. Hood so long occupied by i.
Sullivan.
Rev. g. r. Lake OF Chester, Mass, will
preach at the Cong'l church the next two
Sundays.
Will A. George has Vermont Cham
pion, Jr., colt two months old that weighs
/ $40 pounds.
Frank Luce Of Lancaster, Mass, is visit
/ ing his brother, Charles A. Luce, and
/ friends In town.
The regular meeting Of Waterson Post,
/ No. %, q. A. r., will be held Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Al. Martz Speciality Co. Is billed to
/ give an entertainment in the Town hall
next Monday evening.
Ed p. Lincoln of Dighton, Mass, and
| l.. b. Sweet Of Taunton, Mass. were in
town last week buying cows.
Miss Rena Barnes left Tuesday for Cam
| bridge. Mass, where she is 10 attend DR..
sargent's School Of Physical Culture.
Nathan Noyes OF Randolph, Mass, is in
| town for few days to visit friends and to
attend the Worlds fair at Tunbridge.
Andrew Marshall Of Boston was in town
/ last week during the alarming crisis of the
| illness of his brother, A. +. Marshall.
Mrs. circuit Bixby's sister. Mrs. Susan
| Y. Avery, is visiting her this week. She
had not seen her for ten years or more.
Andrew j. Gage and Hattie Bowin, both
OF Woodstock we're married in Chelsea,
/ Sept. 30th, by Justice Curtis 5. Emery.
Miss Leonia Z. Parkhurst returned to
Montpelier yesterday after a weeks visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Park
hurst, on South Main street.
The measles and Worlds fair have been
such prominent factors in the vicinity
that the village schools have been closed
this week. Il is expected they will resume
their usual sessions next Monday morning.
Walter F. Adams is moving into the
Noyes house owned by DR.. Smith. Alon-
20 Noyes family had lived there for the
past 40 years. They moved this week 10
the Vincent place recently purchased by
+. W. Lewis.
A pleasant reception was given to Mr..
and Mrs. a. p Rogers at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Perley w. Rogers on North
Main street, Thursday evening Sept 2Sth.
The guests, about 40 in number, were re-
ceived and introduced by Miss Lucinda
Rogers, sister Of the groom. Music was
furnished during the evening from an Ed
ison monograph Refreshments OF cake,
coffee aud raspberry shrub were served.
The newly married couple were the reclpi-
ents OF many useful presents. All had an
enjoyable evening and went away wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers a long and happy
life.
The Cong'l Christian Endeayor society
has chosen the following officers for the
next six months President, Dean IA.
Gilman; vice president, Margaret Com
stock; secretary, Emma W. Hatch; treas
urer, oliver +. Burgess; lookout commit
Tee, Mrs + III. Stanton, John MeCollom,
Hazel r. BiXby; prayer meeting commit
tee. Mrs. n. o. BiXby, Margaret Com
stock. Bessie III. Burgess; social commit
tee. Gertrude NJ Bacon, Rachel Comstock,
George ID. Hatch; missionary committee,
Mrs. j. ". Comstock, William r. Bur-
bank. Carol O. Burgess; flower committee,
Maud ;. Merrill, Ida ~ Lougee, Earl =.
Fuller; music committee, Mrs. W. ;.
Hatch, Myrtle +. Bixby, Sylvia Comstock.