Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04
Chelsea Home News.
II. O. BIxHY. Local Editor.

For SALE:-One- half mile Orange Co.
Telephone line. Cash or installments.
az j. r. CHADWICK, Randolph, VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wood of Post Mills
visited at W, II. Luce's last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Charles f. Woodland and son of
Wakefield, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Mary
y. George.
Next weeks issue will contain a report
OF the Worlds fair at Tunbridge, yester-
day and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bixby returned
last Thursday from two days trip to
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Bullock of Pompa-
noosuc were guests at Henry Alger's on
the west hill last week.
Mrs. Lydia Goodell, Mrs. Elnora Rus
sell and son. Archie, OF East Calais were
visiting friends in town Tuesday.
The regular meeting OF Wsterson Post,
No. 45, @. A. r., will be held Saturday
Afternoon. Come promptly at o'clock.
Mrs. ID. b. Corliss OF Barre city came
Saturday and is spending this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Park
hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Moran and
family OF st. Johnsbury are visiting Mrs.
.iorr in's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Dickinson.
Leon Bugbee shot young hawk Mon
day morning that measured three feet and
eight inches across from tip to tip of its
wings. II was a very handsome bird and
ought to be mounted.
Bixby's store has Just installed a new
HenicS display rack for souvenir post
cards, which has. a capacity of $500 cards.
\ II is patent arrangement that gives a
fine opportunity TO view and select the
cards as the leaves are swung on pivot.
"world- Wide Missions" for August
contains picture and description of the
Z Alden Speare Memorial hospital at YEN
s ping, China, which is OF special interest to
q Chelsea people because 1t bears the name
n OF an honored native OF Chelsea, the donor
OF our public library building.
s. Elmer o. Hood OF Fitchburg. Mass, was
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Hood is a native OF
Z Chelsea and has been gone about ten
K years. He was accompanied by friend,
y j. S. Weber, also OF Fitchburg, whom he
was introducing for the first time 10 the
beauties OF Vermont scenery.
The Orange County Creamery Co. has
h Engaged OrviIle w. Baker Of Waitsfield as
butter maker in the creamery. He is to
begin work Oct. Is. He has rented the
Emery house OF w. II. Sprague and will
move his family, consisting OF wife and
nine months old child, here at once.
IN Claudia j., wife OF Amasa P. Button and
only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo +.
Morey, died at II O'Clock Monday night OF
puerperal septicamia, aged rs years, :
4 months, "a days. She left, besides her hus-
band "a baby girl two weeks old. The funeral
W will be held this afternoon at ! O'Clock
NJ from The house on Main street. The in.
terment will be in the family lot in High
land cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Button
were married one year ago today at Barre
city. Mr.. Button has the heartfelt SYM
patty of the entire community in his
VI great bereavement.
s The following are the officers OF the
M Cong Christian Endeavor society for the
"a next six months President, Joseph A
S* Tracy; vice president, Gertrude Nj. Bacon
corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. w. Bur.
IA bank; recording secretary. Emma w
M Hatch; treasurer, Oliver E. Burgess; com
N mittees lookout, Mrs. j. M. Comstock
NJ Dean IL. Gilman, Ida +. Lougee; prayer
81 meeting, Mrs. f. II. Stanton. Myrtle =
NJ Bixby, Rachel Comstock; social, Mrs. 8
"a r. Lake, Gertrude M. Bacon, Earle E
an Fuller missionary, Rev. G. E. Lake
VI Hazel Il. Bixby, John McCollom; music
IN Mrs. w. s. Hatch, Florence Q. Taylor
81 Leonard H. Bacon; flower, Mrs. H. Q
a Bixby, Carol o. Burgess, Sylvia Comstock