Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12
Chelsea Home News.
H. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. Geo. Iaplin has been visiting
! friends in Gaysville and Bethel.
Mrs. Ellen Cleveland is visiting friends
I in Portsmouth, \. H., this week.
Eugene II. Kennedy started his cider
mill today for this seasons business.
Geo Taplin has sold his oxen, weight
5000, to parties in Pittstield. Price paid,
| $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Corliss Wis
| tied at Ben Burnham's in East Bethel last
week.
W. H. Buebee had corn husking last
night at his home in the south part of the
town. j
Mrs. Amanda Allen was called to Man
chester, n. H., Thursday by the death OF
a sister.
Mrs. o. II Mckenzie Of Woodstock is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marshall A.
I Carpenter.
Mise Mary George left Monday on the
Boston excursion TO visit friends in Mel
rose, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Allen have a fine new
upright piano, purchased Of McKannon
Bros. q Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Whitney visited
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Hodgdon, at
Barre last week.
Stanley Wilson, who has been absent in
the north part OF the state the past week,
Is now at home.
Albert W. Hoyt has lost one Of his
horses, the best one, of course. Its value
to him was sl01.
/ Frank Dickinson Of Montpelier semi
nary was home over Sunday, returning
\ Tuesday morning.
Mrs. e. II. Kennedy has so far recovered
/ from her operation and recent sickness rs
TO be able to ride out.
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the centennial celebration at Montpelier
Oct. 4. All report fine time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Albert 5. Camp went to
\ Boston Monday. They viii be absent
I about two weeks visiting friends.
/ Ernest Rowe OF New Haven, Conn has
\ been spending the past week at II. ;.
Annis'. He leaves next week for Europe.
| There was husking bee at J. II. Ed
/ wards on the West hill Tuesday evening
I with the usual enjoyable time at such
parties.
VIM. r. Hood, who has been suffering
{ from an attack OF rheumatism, is now able
to be out and around with the assistance
of a cane.
Calvin Goodwin is moving from his
farm on the West hill TO the house he re-
Gently purchased OF W. +. Adams on YER
shire street.
DR.. Euclid Fish, Inspector of insane for
The state OF Massachusetts,, Joined his wife
and children here last week 10 remain dur
ing the month.
Harry ri Goss, who has been here for a
few weeks with his mother, Mrs Ann r.
Goss, returned to his nome at Providence,
K. l., saturday.
Charlie Densmore came home from
Montpelier seminary to plsy in the Chelsea
Brass band, of which he is a member, at
the Worlds fair.
Wilder II Dearborn is back at his old
job in j. A. Il. CorwIn a Sons feed store.
lie takes the place Of A. p Button, who is
sick with the measles.
Charles Z. Dickinson, who is clerking in
the store OF John Dodge at Waits River,
was home for a few days last week TO take
in the fair at Tunbridge.
William +. Davis has covered his livery
stable barn with galvanized iron roofing. I
Fred Goodwin did the job. This ought TO
make a roof TO last for many years.
The ladies OF the Methodist church Will |
serve a baked bean supper in the town |
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th, from I
8 to S o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Miss Florence Whitney. who has been |
working in Barre the past three months, 4
returned home Saturday night and is
working for ". 5. Hatch in his store and 4
postottice.
Dr. F. II. Godfrey went 10 Burlington I
Monday afternoon to attend a meeting Of 4
the state Board OF Medical Examiners. /
He was accompanied by Mrs. Godfrey and 4
Is to return home tonight.
The half hour with Al. Martz Monday I
evening was worth the price OF admission /
to the entertainment. II be has any .
equals at rafting the bones they do not /
show up in this part OF the country
nAs1s,. I Z ftFl. hos ,,,Fesaa from his farm
on the East hall TO his house on Nershire
street. Mr.. Little's sister, Mrs. Josephine
Lougee, whose husband was killed In the 4
uuarfies at East Barre last spring, has
moved with her family to his farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Griffin returned
from Canada last week. They visited at
Scotsmore, Broom. Sweetsburg and other
places They made the trip by carriage.
driving over 400 miles since they left
home, and had very pleasant time.
DR.. +. l.. Beckwith, Geo. Z. Hatch, A.
II. Morey, Col. c. 5. Emery and +. II.
Kenerson are camping out on hunting
expedition this week in Corinth. Look
out for some big game killed by George
Hatch, but you will have 10 take his word
for it there will be no photographs.
Amasa p. Button and Miss Claudia
Morey were married at Barre Wednesday, n
Oct nth. by Rev. Charles e. Conner, pastor
of the Universalist church in that city. L
Mrs. Button is the only daughter OF
Alonzo r. Morey of this town. The newly
married couple will reside at Mr.. Buttons
residence on Main street.
The remains Of Mrs. James lewis were
brought here Saturday night from
Worcester. Mass, where she died Thurs
dav, Oct 5th, aged IS yrs. II mos, 2 days.
The remains were accompanied here by
her husband. James Lewis, who was a ma
tive and former resident OF this town.
The burial was Sunday morning in High
land cemetery, Rev. L. n. Moody ofiiciat-
ing.