Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
Chelsea Home News.
H. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.


A. H. Morey returned home from West
Fairlee Saturday night.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Will Dickinson.
nine-pound boy was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III Baraw.
Wyram Morse returned last week from
California, where he has been the past
year.
Sheriff W. II. Sprague and wife visited
in Brookfield and Barre the first of the
week.
DR.. A. T. Marshall has resumed practice,
having now quite fully recovered from his
severe illness.
Fred L. Allen, who has been sick the
past two weeks, resumed work at the bob
bin shop Monday.
DR.. Fred L. Beckwith has gone to Dam
vile and will be absent about three weeks
doing dental work.
Carl Bugbee went to Lowell, Mass,
Tuesday, where he expects to remain
through the winter.
Mrs. Eta G.. Allen is in. town visiting
friends for two weeks. She is living this
winter at Newton Junction, n. IL.
George Fogg OF Tunbridge. accom-
panied by his niece, Miss Carrie Fogg, of
Manchester, \. H.. was in town Thursday.
Mrs. II. X Darling and Mrs. II. F.
Bryant attended the district meeting of
the Order OF the Eastern Star at Wood
stock last week.
f. +. Wallace is building another addi-
ton on his house. He is bound to be up-
to. date and have Just as good a woodshed
as anyone in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] II. Hadlock, who pur-
oh aad Galtrfu f.aQdtNtufa farm on the
West hill, have taken possession. They
came from Fabyan's, n. II.
Mrs. Louise B. Kent, daughter Of ]. c.
Davis Of this town, was married to
Arthur A. Maynard of Hartford in that
place Nov. sth by Rev. Mr.. Stroyer.
George Shattuck, who lives on the West
hill near the church, died Sunday after
noon, aged 90 years. He had been sick
and confined TO the room about three
weeks.
Laing Brothers give their moving pic
ture entertainment IN the Town hall next
Saturday evening. They come well recon-
mended as having the largest, latest and
best entertainment OF the kind ever shown
in this vicinity.
Leon Burgess, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Burgess, died Tuesday morning oil
bronchial pneumonia, resulting from
This is the first death in Mr.. Burgess
family of ten children.
Milo Camp died at the Waterbury asy-
lum Sunday night, aged 81 years. He left
q wife, two sons and a daughter. The
funeral was held Wednesday at the home
of mis- sister, Miss Belle Camp, at East
Randolph, Rev. Lewis n. Moody offieist-
ing.
II NAV be OF interest TO some to know
that, since last December, ~ men have
been committed to Orange county jail for
drunkenness, and with one exception all
were from Wells River, where the ardent
can be obtained just across the river IN
Woodsville, n. II.
Loren Goodrich. who went to California
few weeks ago, is now at Stockton and Is
working in a wholesale hardware store.
Rae Ballou, who left here ct the same time,
i also at Stockton and is Waterman IN a
lumber yard. The boys must feel relieved
from the seven months Of frost and snow
that looms up before us located citizens OF
the Green Mountain state.
DIR. David Nutting OF Randolph Center
preached at the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening and at the west NIL
/ in the afternoon. DIR. Nutting SCENT z
wears as a medical missionary IN turkey
going there first in 1857. BY request sun
day evening he gave some OF his personal
experiences in that far-away and danger
Gus land. His talk was very interesting
and greatly enjoyed by all present.
Warren Braman Of Washington was il
town saturday. file is one OF the Ole
/ landmarks OF his town, being s. years ole
April 18Th last. He is remarkably active
/ Tor one OF his age, and while he says hs
cannot get around quite so lively as h'
used to, be works every day, even loaded
AN the hay last season. He has lived OF
the farm where he now resides Tor th'
mast 90 years. He has some $50 acres o
land under a good state OF cultivation
| buildings in good repair With many Q
the modern Improvements, lncludlng
4 telephone. His son lives with him, caring
! Tor him tenderly in his declining years