Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Chelsea Home News.
ID d. BIxBY. Loeal EdIior.

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a botb of Chelsea, were married at
- 5srsonage Tuesday evening, Jan. 3, by
M George +. Lake.
~. Fred A. Ordway and daughter,
rrs m Tor A berdeen, y. C.. Tuesday
l..-njne. Leon Ordway is TO remain here
Sarng fbe winter and IS boarding at Fay
A- n, Godfrey has been ordered by the
..s,ssscretafy of the Board Of Medical Reg
''+,5tiop f9r the state Of Vermont, TO go
,B5.fep and meet the New England
C,1ie5srliion 81 Examining Boards at the
.tsfs house ia Boston Friday, lie fleaVes
bsrs Ibis Thursday noon and VIII return
Al saturday morning.
Atthe annual meeting OF Orange County
,rrsmerg. the following officers were
elected Directors. NJ. o. Gates, George
n NedealL Benson sanborn, n. IL. Aus
In George 4. Densmore. At a meeting
nm directors, they chose the following
riseefs- n o. GATES, Pres; Mrs. A W.
whitney. see A. W. Whitney, Treas.
and manager. stock dividend OF 50
was voted
Hsrold D COmstoek was promoted on
The sth inst from engineering aid 10 as
gsfRnt engineer In the reclamation serv-
ps ofthe I s. geological survey. This IS
an unusual promotion for one 50 short a
tine IN the service, ana was entirely I'M
expected 10 the recipient. lie will prob
st.r remain ior the winter in Washing
ton. D. e. Mr. Comstock is son Of John
N Comstock Of this town.
nv. Geo. 4. Mason, formerly OF YER
safs, vas Installed as pastor Of the new
Church a the Unity Rochester, n. H.,
Wednesday evening, Jan. II. During the
past year his church has paid of $500 ~
The debt. which Is nov small. The cnurCh
hss assumed self support. Mrs. Mason
hss hsd published a second article on
birds IN american ORTHODOXY" Roch-
ester Is Mr. Masons native town.
The ladies oi the Ten Pin club will give
benefit party for Hermon Campbell in
the Town bail, Friday evening, Jan. ~,
from Z till 10 o'clock. Everybody invited
t0c0ue. Bring a pound or pounds of
provision or useful household articles or
20 cents. Music viii be furnished for
promenading or games. Every body eX-
pscied 70 have a goud time and al the same
time assist Mr.. Campbells people, who
lost all Of their hansehold effects and pro-
visions in the fire OF last week.
Nc. and Mrs Jabin II. Corwin OF Athol,
Mass, recently celebrated the 10th amir
vefslry Of their marriage. They were
married IN this town and lived here until
shout - years ago. Nearly 100 relatives
and friends were present on this happy
occasion Of their golden wedding. The
rooms were decorated with blooming
plants and beautiful flowers, and a most
cordial greeting was extended TO every
body. The happy couple were generously
remembered With many substantial gifts
besides s75 in gold.
Reuben Robbie, aged y years last Au-
gust died ln Berkeley, CAL, Jan. 8, 1906.
he vas born in Corinth, VT. in that part
oithe town known as '.the ROBBIE neigh
borhood, and lived in Corinth ana NeF-
shife until about 70 years ago, when he
moved o. California His wife, whose
maiden name was Evelyn Church, was a
native Of Nershire. She died several years
s9go Mr.. Robbie left two sons in Cali
i0fnia ana large circle OF relatives and
trends in Vermont who kindly remember
hin ana mourn his death.
Mrs, Josephine GoOdale, wife OF Mark
Siolgh, died Al her home in Washington,
Jan sth, Of diabetes, aged 81 yrsa 4 mos,
" aats. she had been sick for nearly four
years, She was born in East Bedford,
Mass, and was the daughter OF Mr.. and
Afs. ;. ID. Goodale. Besides her husband,
sle iei! eight children, the youngest only
soout Tour years of age. The funeral was
hsld at the Methodist church in this place
tIlay afternoon, Rev. l.. N. Moody OH.
yailng. The bearers we're Messrs. l.. \.
lucas II II. Campbell. Fred Bake and
bennett Morgan. Beautiful flowers COW
cred the casket.
ne will Of the late Charles b. Wall wal
presented for PROBATE Saturday. The leg
80 named. as reported, are Mrs. Jennie
~ all, wife; William and Herbert Wall
Iv1hers; Mrs. Mary Strong, a sister, the
,so adopted daughters, Mrs. Putnam and
Ats hubbardi nice, Mrs. III. q. Beck
ian daughter OF William b. Wall; ano
" society OF the Methodist church
oglh hoyalton. Mrs. Jennie NJ. Vial
~ ~ george w. Ward are named as eXecu-
sheriff W. H. sprague returned Tuesday
In Boston and Lawrence. Mass, wher'
went and secured the service of I
iieht 70 hold as a fugitive from justic'
ene James Hildreth, who is now serving
tu'ence In Lawrence county jail, ant
Ho would have been released on Tuesda!
olnlhg Hlldreth is wanted in Thu
~ 70 answer to a charge OF felony
NJ NV i 10 be held in custody in this wa,
c eNtraditlon papers are being Sc
49, H. on hieh to bring him to Vermont
f1,- t wanted for forging check at Brad
- drawn on Boston bank.
w r. c. installation.
's.ersqn g. A. r. Post and w. r. [
~, q lomt installation last Saturday a
t u A. r. hall. The newly installer
SWn l q the W. r. c. ere:-Presideni
-. - Llm Hood; 5. V. p, Mrs. Mar
y. F., Mrs. Susan Stanton; Sec,
800 ". Aea Little; Treas. Mss Marth
M nap, Mrs. Roxana Jones; Con
Ms L-lith Fuller; guard, Mrs Harrie
-,Ailsoni Pat. Inst, Miss Martha Moves
correspondent, Mrs. Ada Little
o sa.seiaii, Mrs. Mary Little.
"leers of Waterson PEST. No. as. G. A
60 se q. Installed Saturday afternoon b
Ts-s h. II. Han as follows:-Com
bo-a asS' George F. Reed; sV. c.. +. Be
No,5ll; = y y; C., ]. B. Atwood; Adjt., l. I
ID Is x, n. and Chap, A. l.. Skinner
Sn-,' ~ - r. smith; o. G., ". f. Adams
surg 1rs;, George Durkee; Asst. Adjt.. G. /
rSn Y. ~ serg., J. NJ. Sanford.
3 ne ne, Corps served a dinner in the G. A
stsiisa ' after which the officers we're in
s,siistia.s Al IS Martha Noyes. After in
insfsliolIi' AZ the request of the newt
-stsiled president posi- Con1,an5er 4