Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Alr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Smith visited
friends 10 town the first OF the week.
The Ladies' Reading circle met with
Mrs. ". 2. Townsend Monday evening.
Holton S. Annis is in Manchester and
Iaconia, \. H., for two weeks, visiting his
sisters.
win A. George has bought the Brough-
ton farm in Washington, owned by Fill
more Edwards.
4. g. Dearborn has gone to White River
Junction 10 work for Gibbs a Wheeler in
ne Junction House stable.
Miss Mollie Bingham OF South Royal
ton. q trained nurse, rs caring for DR..
s. y Goss, who is gaining slowly.
Rev. Lewis n. Moody went to Enfield,
r. a., yesterday, where be had an engage
ment 70 give a reading in the evening.
Mrs. Herbert Buell. and daughter,
Esther, OF East Randolph are visiting Mrs.
q y. Dickinson at the hotel this week.
George f. Hatch went to Athol, Mass,
Tuesday morning TO visit his son, John B.
Hatch. He IS expected toreturn Saturday.
Dr. Frank II. Godfrey went to Burling-
ton Tuesday 10 attend a meeting OF the
state board of medical examiners. He re-
turns tonight.
Miss Fannie Chadwick Of Tunbridge
visited her sister, Miss Ella Chadwick, Fri
dsy aud attended the school exercises in
the hall IN the evening.
The school exercises Friday evening in
the Town hall were highly pleasing to al
who attended, showing much work aud /
thorough training by the teachers.
Miss Blanche Hutchinson will remain I
here to finish her school year at the
academy and Is boarding at +. ID. Barnes F.
since her people moved 20 BroOkfield.
Rev II. J. wyckon and wife and Mrs.
j. n, Comstoek were at Barre the first OF
the week to attend the evangelical services
conducted by W. j. Dawson, ID. d., OF .
London. Eng.
a. II Walker has seven COWS. two of
which are only two year-old heifers. From
these be made last week "a lbs, Q ozs. OF
butter, besides all the cream and milk used
10 family OF seven persons.
G. +. Hayward sold a nice colt this week
% Herman Campbell OF Washington. II
vas after John Ballou's perchnron and the
dam was a fuli-hlood Morgan. Mr.. Hay
ward has several more good colts grow
ing
Harry IL. Lyford went TO Plainheld
Monday afternoon and from there he went
10 Bennington to visit his father, Henry
Lyi0rd, who is an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home and very sick and not expected to
live
" AAAAuANA AAA NEMNtE VI ANAWhNAH ANsH NJ
rived saturday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Irene Carpenter, and his brothers and sis.
tiers IN this vicinity. He is a successful
merchant In South Dakota and has not
been east for sixteen years.
The mail routes from here have been
awarded by the government as follows
south 20 South Royalton and east 10 Ihet-
ford station, A. J. Little; north TO Wash
ingJon and from Washington to Barre, r.
a faHr fsFarN A. la a. aps
cured the route from Coppertield TO Ely
station.
Mrs. Emma Roberts Densmore died at /.
me home OF her daughter IN Washington,
p, G., Jan. 22d She was wife OF the late
Edison Densmore, who was a special
u Presidents Cleveland and Harrison.
Mrs. Densmore left one sister, Mrs.
arthur II. Emerson, residing at Point 8
Terrace, Ore. ,
Mrs. Sarah Beckwith died at the home
81 samuel Beekwith Feb. 4, aged a years. Z
She had been ia feeble health for some 4
Time The funeral was Monday from the
house and the burial was in Nershire
beside her late husband, George Beckwith.
She left one son. George Beckwith, who
vas not present, and a granddaughter,
Mrs. Harry Moody, of Williamstown. {
The Mystery supper, served by the
adies Of the NJ. +. church on the evening v
q Feb. l,was a very enjoyable affair and an
occasion for slots OF fun" The quality OF 4
me brief literary program which followed
Z was evidenced by the enthusiasm with
hich It was received. The music was eN- !
client and the selections finely rendered. u
Many were surprised to learn that Rev. l..
y, Moody, who gave the borrowing scene j
rom "rhe Merchant OF Venice, and other &
elections, was a professional elocutionist
ND impcrsonstor with the degree OF y. =, n
lll now that the secret Is out, he Is likely :
Q be importuned till he takes up the cry
q the south i'm the fiO's. .All / ask i to be
et alonen
ladies' hair work. MRS. II. II. BEAN q
lo Upham ST., Melrose. Mass.