Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-01
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. Bixny. Local Editor.
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Re n Ii. I. WALKER.
DIR. NJ. II. Corwin was in Randolph
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Whitney were in
Randolph Saturday.
Joseph II. Griffin OF Manchester, n. H.,
is here for few days.
Mrs. j. q. Perkins Is working in the
store OF Ordway Holmes x Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Dearborn spent
Saturday and Sunday at Royalton.
The Senior promenade will take place
at the Town hall tomorrow evening,
Miss Sarah Dear born, milliner in Bixby's
store, is boarding with the Misses An
drus.
A. II. Morey, photographer, has re-
turned from weeks vacation at Wash
ington.
4 son, weighing nine pounds, was born
Sunday morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z.
Goodwin.
p. j. Little has recovered from his ILL
ness and is now back at work in his
barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Townsend spent
Sunday at Williamstown with Mr..
TOwnsend's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney of Will
Jamestown were guests OF the Bates
brothers last week.
Charles Hunt has caught eleven foxes so
far this fall, one OF them a cross gray,
which is valuable skin.
NJ. {. Carpenter, representing the Daily
Times OF Barre, was in town last week IN
the interest OF that paper.
Mss Mary George is visiting in Boston
and Miss Marion Camp is keeping house
for her while she is away.
Next Friday evening there is to be a
socisble at o. ID. Medcalrs on the West
hill. Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Mary Tracy, who has been quite
sick with the whooping cough and com
pllcations, is now improving.
Fred w. Edwards OF Pardeeville, Wis,
is visiting his brother, j. II. Edwards, and
other relatives In this vicinity.
Willis S. Blake, former blacksmith
here, who now lives in North Tunbridge,
is very sick with typhoid fever.
II. p. Weeks of Bradford was in town
Monday on business in connection with
the sale of Ezra Dickerman's farm.
March NJ. Wilson OF Randolph, acting
Judge OF probate, will be here to hold
probate court Wednesday, Nov. II.
II. n. Msttison was in West Fairlee
Tuesday to see his friend, Ned George,
who is very low and not expected to live.
A. f. Morey, Jr., is in Bellows Falls
working in the shop of the Vermont
Farm Machine company and likes very
much.
Carroll, son OF p j. Little, and Harry,
son of Fred Braman, have gone to White
River Junction and are working in Smiths
bakery.
Alonzo, son of Thomas Doyle, is sick
with typhoid fever. His grandmother,
Mrs. Calista Lucas, is also sick with the
same disease.
V. A. Corwin of the firm of &. r. Corwin
u Co., Boston, who had been spending
few days with his father, j. A. r. Corwin,
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
{. |. Hood, proprietor, and ]. c. Hood,
manager, Of Hood farm, Lowell, Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday at VIM. f.
Hoods. They left Monday afternoon.
Curtis o. Slack, who has sold his farm
to VIII Reed, has bought the brown
house on South Main street owned by
Mrs. Eunice A. Adams and occupied by
John Flanders.
W. S Hayes OF Tunbridge has bought
u. b. Dickinson's farm on the West hill,
known as the Locke place, for $500. He is
TO move there as soon as the building
can be repaired.
Presiding Elder Newton will preach at
the NJ +. church next Sunday morning
and in the West hill church in the after
noon. Quarterly conference will be held
saturday evening.
Eugene II. Kennedy is slowly recover
ing from his terrible accident, but it will
no doubt be several weeks before he will
De able to be out. 1t is great wonder
that there is enough left of him to re-
cover at all.
The remains OF the old Sleeper buildings
were sold to E. d. Barnes at the auction
saturday for SS.25, to be Immediately