Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-20
Chelsea Home News.
r o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

MA. L. Bush olRavena, \. y, i -
ibs 1algl.
kindly remember the beheht u4nee -
be hail tonight.
Mrs. r. S. Jones visited friends 10
Ws.s.ngt0n last week.
o. J. Trask OF East Brookneid was "
town on business saturday.
laughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p Button Monday morning.
psHtpJ. Little is sick with typhoid fever
pr s. X. Godfrey attends MIN.
W- and Mrs. n. O. Bixby were In
Bsrrs and Montpelier saturday
vr aud Mrs George Newell Of East
Br55sHeld were in town Tuesday.
Assistant Judges Paul and Iathrop we're
IN tasu last week on county business.
Miss Agnes Keith Loyrien OF Humboldt,
IA la Seen visiting at l.. q. Thorne's the
pa, week.
rsss Townsend OF Barre city was in
toan Monday visiting his brother. W. 2.
Townsend.
vr aud Mrs. j. b. Atwood and Mrs.
Alice Hadley are spending the week at
BAKE Morey.
N- and Mrs. Charles ". Bixhy are yis-
HlBe ms sister al Holliston, Mass. They
wen. Monday.
Mrs Harry Bryant is visiting relatives
IN Fa|rlae aud vicinity and viii be absent
two o. thrte weeks.
ar and Mrs Robert Harvey of Mont
tetr visited her mother, Mrs. Abbie
sIsereF over Sunday.
Mrs. L. Skinner and Miss Mary A.
WIsa ace visiting friends IN Barre and
Montpelier this week.
ST. aud Mrs. j. n. sprague OF East
Bro6kbsld spent Sunday With their son,
Sheriff " II. Sprague.
The chelsea Brass band has been en-
gsced 90 play at the Worlds fair, Tun-
bridge oct 80 and ith.
Res. h. y. Moody and son, Paul, went
toBart8n Monday " here Mrs. Moody has
been ihe past few weeks.
G. r. Fleming. an attorney OF New
YORK city sud one OF the summer guests
sStafard, was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. s. r. Baker OF Plainfield, y. H.,
hl- acsu visiting at Mrs. barbara Mer-
u.Is returning Tuesday morning.
The official returns OF the vote for sena-
tors 90 Orange county give johnson 2i6i,
Pau Pas, Dufur l22i, Sanford lbs.
ca. Corwin went TO Boston Monday to
purchase fall and winter goods. lie was
accompanied by his wife and son. Ninton.
E. A. Dodge OF North Montpelier Is the
new tatier.maker at the Orange County
creamery IN place OF Z. ID. Fuller, re-
signed.
Nr and Mrs. John Sawyer Of Grinnell,
L., Eere guests at j. A. 4. Corwin's last
veek, They were formerly residents OF
thtsioWu.
Mrs May L. Dickinson visited her
brother so Mortified last week and this
Nees Is with her sons, Frank and Dan, at
Montpelier.
We have q stalk OF corn that measures
is H. in., raised by A. w. Hoyt Of Wash
ngt1u. Who can beat this on hill farm
this sEasoug
p 10. Barnes, proprietor OF the Orange
county hotel, has rented the Tunbridge
hoq. and 6 TO open and run II during
the World fair.
Miss Mary f. Scales Of Montpelier Wis
lte1 Der mother, Mrs. Ella Scales. last
wesk She was accompanied by Mrs. +.
l. bs1rF OF that city.
". S lawrence and daughter, Miss
tdlla, oi New York city have been guests
at T. A. Ordwsy's the past few days, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Walter Mckenzie OF Woodstock is visit
ing ls sister. Mrs. NJ. A. Carpenter. lie
came on bis bicycle and made the trip In
I've and oue-hali hours.
w. 81. sawyer Of Burlington. rural
f,2. pecior, was In town "Wednesday
Inspecting the present routes and estab-
NsAIns new ones in this town.
VIII Rogers who has been spending the
ia'i isw weeks In town, left Monday
morning for kirksville, Mo. " here he IS
NAnE course in osteopathy.
Carroll E. Waste, who has been working
Elhe orange County hotel since April,
nas finished work there and left Tuesday
morning Tor his home In Dickinson, y. \.
tha Moving Picture entertainment sat-
e,laf evening met the expectstions OF
~, 4he hall was crowded. LANG Bros.
~ larger audience every time they
come HErg.
Ans11 omsby. who resides in the north
~ y ihe town, brought Us SIX perfect
q corn which are on exhibition 81
~ HERALD Office. These ears were found
ls sou Monds y. all on one stalk, while
'e.4s corn. Who can beat SIX ears on
single stalk
haTE Cole, who lives on the West hill,
w. -aalF kicked by q horse last week
-le going beside It into the stall ne
e eaacsld down and kicked after ne
vs. aaFH- The most serious injury was
s1ee whieh Is still very bad, al
-- had some ten bruises on ms
hs wounds were dressed BY 1T. 4.
+ss vas Christian Endeavor mission
E 5t the Congl church MONDAY
F-. Addresses were given ~ Rev
1s secretary Of the Cong Educa-
ETY. Of Boston. and Rev. e. n.
-'1 q Boston. secretary OF the
l Missionary association. There
49, 'eiF good attendance, considering
-'it notice OF the meeting.
,,ay =. smith OF williamstown, 500
-Aaf1 smith and a young mHn vel
PC this town, where he formerN
N,l' net with a serious accident 81
a. aile feeding an ensilage cutter.
iaa. slipped. causing him to catch his
Aind in the machine. completely
feA al the firg gers and the end OF tne
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