Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
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.s-aousin, Mrs. l.. ID. Parkhurst, last FIJI
DAY, 50
p--5s Nere guests al w. +. Dewey's sun
dsy
W5.i.ton Sunday in their auto TO be alb
M few days
- Jacobs of Corinth, accompanied By
sisfer. Mrs. Il. Fried OF New York,
~ Fl town Saturday.
ui.s PAMELA Coburn OF Burlington is
eipg her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. o.
r6Hurn, for two weeks.
r-.atv Sheriff Adams increased his
i.--5'g al the jail last Saturday with four
S.guks from Wells River.
Mrs.. Rainey Of New York city, and Mrs.
-ssrev Of Washington, were guests Of
M. X. S. Jones last week.
Hiss Bertha +. ODER, daughter Of the
~ AIbert Ober Of Lowell, Mass, came
.1sre 70 visit her uncle, A. l.. Skinner.
vzs Ida Putnam OF Montpelier and
Miss Evelyn Phelps Of Barre visited
Annie sleeper at her home last Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Lucas is having cellar
ana 1uderpinning made 10 her coy little
E-rsa built on North Main street last
spring.
Rank Luce OF Clinton, Mass, has been
,f.s.Dg his mother, Mrs. Hiram Luce, th
l-.+ feW days. He came in his "Giant"
rrfru0bile.
Misses Hazel aud Myrtle Bixby returned
t.saa today from East BrOOkheld, where
ms lad been spending week with Mrs.
i-r#aa BiXby.
THE family Of DR.. George J. Helmer left
iz Heir home in New York Tuesday
r.eHr. accompanied hy Miss Ehie Burg
- 30 Is 20 spend the winter with them.
carries A. Luce, who recently moved bis
fans 30 Lebanon, n. H. reports Mfs.
much improved IN health. She had
~ sick for several weeks before leaving
! iHEa.
Hrs. Fred Lacy az Lowell Mass, has
fH Visiting her sisters, Mrs. Z b. Dick
.r.a- and Mrs L. Fl. Peters. Mrs. Lacy
fs as, returned from trip 70 Europe
Wits her husband.
Mas. Pixley Of STAFFORD was in town
-etarfay dlsposing OF blackberries. She
tae picked two bushels Of the fruit
na week. Blackberries never seem 10
hsee been 50 plentiful a. this season
re4 a. Tracy returned from Plattsburg,
a. + last week, where be had been called
fHH.s wife, who was very sick. Mrs. iracY
y borrowing slowly, but il will be several
ufes- before she will be able to come
hose.
wz.. Lyman Fits Of yershire is visiting
tar laughter, Mrs. Ellen Hood. Mrs.
F.n.Isq % years old aud Is remarkably
rsH Tor one OF her age. making a visit
5ars year TO her daughter and other
irEais here.
Hale *. Darling il 70 be the Republican
cans date for representative al chelsea,
having hlod nomination papers. The
rsrsg RI that town could not have better
candidate, as Mr. Darling Is able, pos
sassHi OF large experience, and decidedly
p5Haar. Montpelier Argus.
Iarkin has some pluck left yet
sfHHgvh he had his barn burned. lie has
Jasf purchased a new ensilage cutter with
t.a#ar elevator TO replace the one burned,
which viii arrive this week, ready Tor use
VHea attached TO bis gasoline engine.
Az. Fisher Of Milford, y. H., has been
4 SPENDING q few days with relatives Ia
tosa Mr. Fisher is owner Of one Of the
largest henneries in the state and does
4 ats5 business in butter and eggs. Geo.
e. Hatch Is his right hand man.
There have been two very interesting
4 games % ball between the X. q. X. AS.
and .he old-time ball players who used 10
be alfn twenty years ago. The boys won
one game ana the men onei now comes
loo. Tor it soon.
~AfHHWfu AEhNAhAAA AAAN NAARfN
AMUSING four-act comedy, "for One Night
OHIg. Ia the town hall Monday evening 70
aB aaDreciative audience. All played their
plf u fine shape and the Clue may ne
assured % good audience whenever they
come here. The beautiful costumes added
much TO the effect OF the play.
Teachers in town for the fall term are a.
i5liass No. 1, Martha L. Noyes; ;, Zoe
Il r. Hin: Z. Andrew Fits, East BroOkheld'
+ 4 - BESSIE NuuQ.
South Randolph; II, Mrs. Hattie -Banis-
terg ll. Gladys Ballou; IS, Laura Z. Fuller
4 II, Relief Leyenway, Milton; No. z, prin-
Cipal. John NJ. Comstock grammar, Jen-
n.e Cutting, Norwich, intermediate, owe
N. Hsnks, Randolph; primary, Gertrude
Bacon Nos. !, 8, !, ;, 10 and - essah
hs, Monday and the rest begin next Mon
day.
Dustin Boardway has been obliged 10 60
4 20 the hospital at Hanover, y. IL, and
undergo a second amputation Of has leg.
], seems AZ the first operation u was NOT
4 taken Oh high enough and had broken OUT
a toslgh extent that another operation Wa
his galy hope. lie has the sympathy o.
lsa entire con muuIty, a. II was hoPe1
6ad .Zpected he would soon be wen
maa, tut this operation, which - mace
this week, must necessarily be severe
strain upon him and will take him much
longer 70 recover from than the hrst'
Ii has been years since there has been
a raly i1 town other than Republican. Inc
N tas.au rally Tuesday night ~ the Town
hall was well attended. The speakers
were Geo. y. Nay OF Jericho and II. Is.
Howe % 81. Johnsbury. Both handed
The issues OF the campaign IN Rn abie
manner. Mr.. Howe. who has made the
uz question a special study, spoke largely
on taIs feature and explained the present
STATE machine" {. II. Beckwhh' CHAIR
man g, the Democratic town committee,
Introduced the speakers. The Chelsea
Brass band furnished music.
Married twenty-five Years.
Ag. aud Mrs. John NJ. Comstock we're
gwen q complete surprise last FRIDAY
evening. At 5 o'clock the door bell runs
ana Sir Comstock answered II ~ person.
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