Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-06
Chelsea Home News.
Il. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

It's Judge stow aow.
Misses Rachel and Sylvia Comstock and
ROYAL Townsend are spending this week
n Boston,
samuel Hutchinson OF East Brookfield
visited his nephew, Milton 4. Hutchinson,
ever Thanksgiving.
ONLY four teachers presented themselves
AZ thg recent examination held by County
i Examiner j. NJ. Comstock.
T. %. Dearborn has rented the fiat in w.
N M8tOons house, recently vacated by
Walter Dewey, and is to move there Jan. !.
Herman Davis, who works for +. ID
add in Barre city, spent Thanksgiving
with MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
n NJ Davis,
There will be special communication
u George Washington lodge tonight. Wis.,
H.ug brethren are cordially invited. Work
on ihlrd degree.
Elmer f. Osgood, who lives at j. +.
Hemenway's, spent Thanksgiving with
bis people in Boston and vicinity. He re-
turned Monday.
fillmore Edwards, aged 6s years, died in
Washington at 1920 a. m. Tuesday. The
funeral will be Thursday at II a. IN. at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Will A. George.
II = f. Peavey of the Bureau OF Commerce
a and Labor, Washington, ID. O., is at the
county clerks office compiling statistics
Il Of the divorce cases in Orange county for
Il y years from 1887 to 1907.
u Donald Comstock OF Hanover, N. H.,
and Margaret Comstock of st. Johnsbury
came Nov. Is for Thanksgiving with their
parents MIR. and Mrs. j. Nj. Comstoek, re-
turning Mon day morning.
Remember the sale on Wednesday next,
4. T. l. n.
Il noon and evening. The Congl young
people will give you most cord.al well
II come and will serve and entertaia you to
Il the best Of their ability.
Judge William Paul OF West Fairlee has
just closed two terms OF faithful service
81 Tor this county as assistant judge and
leaves the bench with large circle of
TRENDS not only in this county but
n throughout the state as we'll.
Chester d. Clough of Wilder has been
VISITING his mother and sister, Mrs.
Il Louise +. Clough and Mrs. Betsey A..
nderbul. Mr.. Clough has been en-
d p!oyed for several years by the paper man
n uiactory at Wilder, where he has arespon-
II sl6ie position.
Il uale h. Darling, representative from
Il TINS town, was recently rendered the posi-
n tIon ni Judge OF the superior court, which
III ''+'NHs hlb was Is tEluult ~ MI
Il Daring Of which his townspeople and
ii Trends should justly feel proud, for there
+ no doubt he is one of the best qualified
d lawyers in the state.
u Oharles William Helmer is the name of
n me new son born to DIR. and Mrs. George
D. helmer OF New York, Nov 18th. The
N name Is for his grandfather, William +.
VI hood OF this place and his two uncles,
Sharies !. Hood of Lowell, Mass, and
eharles Helmer OF New York. Mother
n ana son are both doing well.
81 Inc Chelsea Brass band announces a
IA masquerade promenade for New Years.
ms may be made very interesting enter
n 'ainmont ii everybody, old and young,
n will take hold to make It so by cos,uming'
al lof the event. We are told that prizes
RI VIII be offered and everything done on the
M parI OF the band to make it big time,
ID t. W, Earl of Boston was here TO spend
ri thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs
III NeIlie Alexander, Thee were also present
81 ~ AZ, '"o daughters and their husbands
III III, ana Mrs Frank Cushman of Tun-
iii WW,i'qge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Folsom oil
Nj "Hll7mstown, Mr.. Earl is employed by
III tne Boston q Maine railroad, with run
# from Boston to Portland, Me. He returned
n 10 Boston Saturday.
Al inc annual meeting OF the ninth
MaSonIc district is to be held with
II TRullInlJ lodge, WILLIAMSBURG, Friday
n Dec, a. M. W. Grand Master Chas. A
ri TCaaer"ood, r. W. Grand Lecturer
d agFAon button and other grand officers
HI 1.e expected to be present. James g
Ia Mendali, d. d. G. M, of this district i!
III .ery anxious that there be large atten.
U'hce OF the bretheren.
u George W. Dewey. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
W wIioQf r. Dewey, died at the home on tn,
Il IVES mgs5 d III Nov. 27, aged 27 years, 8 month
anu atNs. The funeral was Friday after
4 HoVV IRON the West hill church. Rev.
A. Moody officiating, and interment wa
VI 9 ,n we 'amlly lot in that cemetery. Tn
a ugyea7ed mad been in feeble health 70
many years, receiving constant and lovin,
from ms father, mother and sister.
saturday, Dec /, the county clerk
Vllce was scene of much swearing an
a inc VINO participated were the follow
us lion. Cyrus U. Lathrop of Williams
u ooGu ana Hon. Horace White of Topshan
Il G96S.Tgan{ Judges; Hon. George l.. Stow {
N GnGNseH as Judge OF probate of the Ran
Il Sl lUILstrict; w. II. Sprague as sheriff
" AZ; hattlson as county treasurer, an
n sta..t,' townsend as county audito
to ,a(s Attorney March M. Wilson, OWN
IN q tElt business he was obliged to atten
1nal Gay, was not present.
gr George A: Tracy, who has kept popult
grocery and provision store here for ii
bnsti lour and one half years, has sold h
SI oal. and stock of goods to Curtis
E ro MIR. Slack is not a stranger in tn
n Iu[' having been in business several yea
o oT, 4s to Mr.. Tracy, to whom ne so
NJ ~ nile we regret the withdrawal
Tracy from the business, which
Sl0tuctGa SO we'll, we also welcome M
So who has many friends here. Julit
RACK N, viii assist his father in the sto,
vet tIScy has no definite arrangement
YET made for the future.