Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Miss Belle Chandler of Barre spent Sun
day with Mrs. J. b. Bacon.
J. A. r. Corwin g. Son are to take in
poultry for Thanksgiving on Thursday,
Nov. 23rd.
Edmund NJ. Coburn Of Burlington spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
.. Coburn.
Mrs. Eliza beth Bryant is spending a few
weeks in Barnard with her daughter, Mrs.
c. II. Allen.
Mrs. Arthur p. Rogers has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Nellie Hood, at Yershire
the past two weeks.
Fred A. Smith and wife Of Manchester,
n. H., visited his father, b. +. Smith, last
Thursday and Friday.
Leroy Goodell returned home Saturday
from a trip to While River Junction,
Woodstock and Barnard.
Miss Ethel NJ. Bailey, who has been
teaching in the upper village, returned to
her home in Newbury yesterday.
Miss Sallie Emery OF st. Johnsbury
academy made Grief visit to her parents,
Col. and Mrs. Curtis S. Emery, last week.
Mrs. Alice Corwin Welcome returned to
her home in South Royalton Friday after
weeks visit to her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Corwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Skinner went to
Williamstown Friday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos. Walker. Tney returned Sat-
urday afternoon.
Ed Lincoln was In town again last week
looking for cows. he bought few, but
found them rather scarce in the quality he
wished to purchase.
Mrs. George f. Hatch returned home
from Lowell, Mass, Saturday, where she
had been spending the past two weeks
with Mrs. James p. Roberts.
Judge Vim. II. Nichols Of Randolph was
in town Friday, called here by the
authorities to hold a hearing upon the
case Of Lena p. Lyford, who was adIudged
insane
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdix n. Bacon returned
home Monday night from North Charles
ton, y. H., where they had been visiting
their son, Richard II. Bacon, since last
Thursday.
Charles ID. Board way, clerk in the iurni-
ture store Of B. w. Hooker q Co.. Barre,
was in town over Sunday visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin A. Boardway,
and friends.
Rev. George f. Lake, pastor OF the
Congregational church at Chester, Mass,
has accepted the call Of the Congrega-
tional church of this place and will as
sumo his duties as pastor Dec. 3D..
Mrs. Wallace Sanborn is at Sherman H..
Gampbell's caring for Mrs. Campbell and
infant child. Both mother and child are
doing we'll. The new baby has been
named Margaret Doris Campbell.
Next Saturday at p. M, there will be
an adjourned meeting Of Waterson Post.
4 q. A. r., No. IS, and as il is the annual in
/ spection OF the Post every member for the
I good Of the order should be present.
VA. Corwin OF the firm of c. r. Cor
win & Co., Boston, was in town Wednes-
day and Thursday OF last week. Being IN
/ this vicinity on business he made brief
visit to his parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. A. X.
I Corwin
Miss Ethel NJ. Bailey closed a success
/ full term OF school in Dist II Friday. The
Epupils having no marks during the term
we're Ruby Keneson and Anna Lucas.
/ Lila Sleeper and John Larrabee had no
absent marks.
| State Treasurer John l.. Bacon and wife
I OF White River Junction came Friday
night for a brief visit to his father, John
+ b. Bacon Mr.. end Mrs Bacon came
through in their Stanley automobile, re-
turning home Saturday morning.
/ The annual inspection OF II. f. X. Hall
! Camp. No. 2S. 5. OF ", will be held
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. Every member
should be present. The secretary and
/ treasurer are requested to be in the hall at
i Z D. m. with their books.
/ AT the regular meeting OF Court Chelsea,
I independent Order of Foresters, held
4 Monday night, Nov. 10, High Chief Ran
+ ger 5. A. Armstrong OF Richford is to be
4 present. Every member OF this Court
4 should make an effort to be present TO wit
ness the exemplifcation Of the work.
Henry Clark lost big team horse that
weighed 400 lbs. Monday night. II was
one OF his black pair, and was probably
worth $50. This Is the fourth large and
valuable team horse Mr.. Clark has lost IN
the past few years. IL is not only severe
/ loss TO him financially, but it IS hard "a
replace so good a working team as this
4 horse and its mate for his business.
II NJ. Dufur and wife OF Bradford were
\ n town Thursday of last week. Mr.
4 Dufur is one OF the stockholders in the
j Chelsea electric light plant and had not
been here for the past three years. lie eX-
pressed himself as much pleased with the
plant and said the lights were better here
4 than in any town ne visited. He said the
village was looking the best he ever saw
Mrs. VIM. +. Davis returned here from
the Profile House, n. H.. Saturday night
and is at her home on Main street. she
mas heen sick for a few weeks and is now
4 in feeble health, but with the good air OF
4 Chelsea and DR.. Godfrey's treatment We
/ hope to see her soon in as good health as
when she left here in the spring. Miss
/ Marion Camp is keeping the house and
caring for her at present.
Lena p. Lyford. aged II years. who lives
al Charles Buttons on the West hill, be-
came insane last week and was taken tc
4 the Waterbury asylum saturday BY Sc
/ lectman George /. Hayward and hel
brother. Harry II. Lyford. She had mol
been well for some time, and II was
thought best to take her to Waterbury
/ where she could be treated, with the pos
sibility that she might recover in a few
I weeks.
VIM. f. Davis was injured at the Profile
House. n. H., Friday, where he is sHperin,
| tending the building Of an addition ano
the reconstruction Of that noted hotel
The injury was caused by board falling
! from the fourth story and striking hin
upop the back. He is being carefully at
tended by good physician and II IS eX.
pected he will be all right in due time, bu'
he was not able TO accompany his VIE
here Saturday,
The Chelsea Electric Light and Bobbir
60. has shipped seven carloads OF bobbin'
:, he last Two mont hs the largest amount