Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-27
Chelsea Home News,
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

A daughter was born Sunday to SIR. aud
Nlrs. +. 4. Hood.
~. W. Perkins and Leo Perkins were
iu Montpelier last week.
Mrs. MAY l.. Dickinson returned home
from Montpelier Saturday evening.
aUncle Edn Peters, who has been IN the
PAST i've weeks, is slowly recovering.
Byron Berry has SO far recovered as 10
De- able to walk up street from his home.
stanley {. Wilson was called 10 Wash
iugton last week by the illness Of his
mother.
Edward Page and family Of Plainheld
were guests OF W. 3. Hatch aud II. T..
Walker last week.
seven deer were seen IN the rear Of
George Taplin's house Sunday morning,
masking a very pretty sight.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby have
been visiting friends 10 Barre and Montpe-
l.tr, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Orcutt Bixby vent TO s~toneham,
Mass, saturday morning, where she is
60 visit her brother n other friends.
ATrs. Ruth Bohonon Is caring for Mrs.
A. r.. Button, and Mrs. freeman Speare
"a Nershiro is caring for Mrs. Il. 4. Hood.
g.. y. Quimby, the popular salesman
for the White River Paper Co., accom-
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Frank L. Cushman and wife Of Tun-
bridge were in town Thursday visiting
Mrs. Gushman's mother, Mrs. Nellie Alex
audor.
Miss Marion Ramsdoll went to New
YORK city last week Wednesday TO visit
friends. she is TO be absent three weeks
or mora.
Mrs Alice Hackett has returned from
Rutland and vicinity, where she has been
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four weeks.
Dr. a. II. Paul. who has been spending
the past two months at the Orange County
hotel, returned 10 has home in Bridgeport,
Conn. Friday.
W S Hatch Is having the Masonic hall
over his store newly pspered and other
repairs made. r. ". fuller OF Tunbridge
Is doing the job.
W. G. Holmes, Of the firm OF Ordwsy,
Holmes 4 Co.. went to New York last week
20 Purchase goods for the fail and winter
trade He returns this week.
Miss Belle Judd of East Orange, n. j.,
came Tuesday night to spend a week
with her mother, Mrs. Wallace SanbOrn,
and her sister, Mrs. r. H.. stanton.
q. D. Little. who is sick with typhoid
fever, is as comfortable as can be eN-
pected at this stage OF the disease. HIS
barber shop is closed for the present.
Mrs. c. A. Densmore and her s%ister,
Mrs, Chas. Dickey, have returned home
from Barton and Hardwick, where they
had been on a carriage trip visiting
friends.
Henry Weymouth OF Lyme, n. H.,
visited at j. NJ. Comstockis over Sunday,
lie formerly lived in Mr.. Comstoek's
family and attended school at the
academy.
Miss Edith NJ. Balch Of Burlington, field
secretary OF the home department OF tue
State sunday School association. was here
the first Of the week in the interests OF
the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g.. Dearborn and Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Hill left Tuesday morn
ing for Woodstock, where they are to
attend the Windsor county fair, return
ing home Friday.
David G.. Adams was recently married
70 Mrs. Bessie Titus. MIR. and Mrs
Adams are spending the week with ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 5. Adams on the
Washington road.
A.. ~. Lamson OF Hudson, Mass, was a
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. A.. s. Camp, over
Sunday at Elm Ledge farm. Mr.. Lamson
Is repairing the gasoline engine at the car
Eiagt shop OF L. III. Kennedy.
Chas. A. Luce, who works for Mrs.
Fred Carter at Lebanon, n. H., was in
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much better in health than when they
leit here In the early summer
Mrs Wallace Sanborn has been at
Muliamstown assisting in the care OF
Sidney smith, who had his hand cut on
NJ an ensilage cutter. She returned home
Wednesday. Mr.. Smith is doing as well
as can be expected.
Justin A. Boardway has returned home
from the hospital. He did not suffer 2
second amputation of the limb, but had
The bone scraped instead. The physicians
expect this will stop all further trouble
and 10 due time be perfectly healed.
sunday afternoon, K. A. Davis, wife ana
son, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
UNonnell, and their neighbor, MIS-;
Morse, rode over from Bethel in Mr.. DAVIS,
automobile and made a two hours can
upon bis mother, Mrs. George L. STOW.
News has just been received Of the
Death Of Charles Tilton Kamen, who died
recently at his home IN Portland. ore.
ne Vas the son of Jacob kamen, iriend
shd early partner Of w. H. III. Hall OF thus
town. In his college days he was q ire
gleHt visitor at Capt. Halls and Will De
r5nemoered by many here. At the time
q nus death Mr.. Kamen was superinteh-
GzlL OF the Vancouver Transportallod
-, sud the Lewis River Transportation
to Die left, besides his father, a vile
9ll Tour children. His age was ABOUT