Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
Chelsea Home News.
81. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

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Mrs. A. NJ. Whitney returned from Beth
ell Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Corwin is visiting friends
in Nashua, n. H.
Photographer A. H. Morey and family
are spending the week at West Fairlee.
Mrs. Marion Emery of South Royalton
Is a visitor this week at w. H. Bugbee's.
Chelsea grange has new piano for it's
new hall, purchased from parties at Barre
city.
Irving S. Ormsby returned Saturday
night from Boston, where he had been on
tn. oNcursion.
Il. ?. Lincoln of Dighton, Mass, was
here this week on his regular trip buy
inE cows for the market.
There is a promenade announced for
Wednesday evening, Oct. 80, in the Town
hall, to begin at O'Clock.
There is a special meeting of the Tyrian
club tonight. All members are requested
to be present at 7:30 O'Clock.
The young people of the NJ. E. church
are invited to Halloween party and can
dy pull at the parsonage at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Townsend have
been spending several days in Randolph,
the SuSSl5 VI MI anu AlTS. ". COpe-
land.
Miss Marion F. Whitney, who teaches
school at the Upper village, attended the
state teachers convention at Burlington
last week.
Zenas Knight of West Fairlee has fin
ished driving the Vershire stage and
Charles Chamberlain of Post Mills has
taken his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hemenway of
Lowell, Mass, have been at their cottage
on the West hill the past two weeks, re-
turning home today.
1t is announced that Mrs. Brown of
South Royalton will not make her usual
fall canvassing trip here, owing to the Sc
rious illness of her mother.
Harvey and Jasper Taylor have been at
home for a few days from Montpelier
seminary during the illness of their
mother, Mrs. Noah Taylor.
Mrs. Lucina French is building a new
piazza on the front of her house 40 feet
long and seven feet wide. c. n. Dear
born and C. W. Bacon are doing the
work.
Miss Belle Judd left Tuesday for Bos-
ton, where she is to spend a few days be-
fore returning to New York. She had
been here the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Stanton.
At the Davis auction in Vershire last
week, goods to the amount of over $4,000
went under the hammer of Auctioneer .
Akerman. The hay went to Patten Bros
of Sharon for $3.50 per ton.
We are informed that Byron Berry of
Barnet, who for nearly thirty years was
resident OF this town, has again entered /
Inc matrimonial state, having recently /
been married to a Massachusetts lady.
Camp No. IS, S. V, will give a prone
made in the Town hall tomorrow, Friday.
evening. Old and young are invited. A
general good time is anticipated. Music
viii be furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
CIapp.
Miss Celia Alger, who works in the
family. of B. H. Adams. Jr.. is at home
for two weeks vacation nursing lame
wrist. Miss Florence Spear is working at
b. Il. Adams, Jr's., during the absence
of Miss Alger.
Invitations are out Announcing the mar
rage of Miss Sibyl W. George, daughter
Of VIII \. George, to Mr.. George R. Lake
"t Barre Wednesday evening, Oct. 30th,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will F.
Scott of Washington.
Neighbors and members of Chelsea
grange to the number of about Is met at
Clinton L. Buzzelrs last Friday, filled his
Sllo and dug potatoes for him Mr.. Buzz
zeu has been sick for the past three
weeks, but is now improving.
John Edwards, who purchased the
tarn OF his father, Aiken Edwards. on
the West hill some time ago. moves his
family there this week and his father is
Io reside with him for the present.
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torwin & Co., Boston, was in town the
first of the week visiting relatives and
looking after the purchase of monument
for his lot in Highland cemetery.
Mrs. Emily H. Marshall leaves this
week for Pittsburg, Pa, for several
weeks visit to her niece. Before her re
turn. she will also visit her son, Rev.
Benjamin H. Marshall, at New Rochelle,
y i.
There is a lot of good hay, farming
tools and wagons to be sold at the Car
ponter auction next Wednesday, besides
twelve head of cattle and twenty-seven
sheep. Auctions seem to be very popular
j1iS fall in all directions.
Mrs. Irene Carpenter went to North '
field Monday, where she is to spend the {
winter with her sister, Mrs. Henry Slack, t
who recently fell and sustained the in
jury of one ankle SO she requires the as I
~'-tance of cane to walk.
state Bank Examiner Frank L. Fish of
Nsrgennes was here Friday on his regular
VISIT to the National Bank of Orange
unity Mr.. Fish was brought here
from Bethel by Cashier E. A. Davis in his
automobile and Cashier H. \. MattisOn
carried him to South Royalton Friday af-
,ernuon in his automobile
The Ten Pin club met with Mrs. F. w. .
lewis last week Wednesday afternoon and !
@Nening. This was ''gentlemen's night" :
supper was served at O'Clock. This and ,
tt" social hour afterward made it very !
-"Joyabe affair. There were about TWEEN 7
N present. 1t had been some time since ;
He gents had been invited, and they are )
" asking when it will happen again. 7
Mrs. Noah Taylor, who resides on the '
Washington road, underwent a dangerous |
.srar9tjDD week Thurs