Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26
chelsea Home News.

..hia George has nhishcu wofA TOT ~
a nsarborn in the livery stable
a,.nge County creamery paid its pa
-, hntter last month 20 cents per
pound IN LA .o.,.,,. i,
,hs new Grange hall MONDAY evening,
sept So -
~" AZ age, was in town Tuesday call
Inc on friends
n, and Mrs. o. b. Copeland OF RAN
~ listed Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Town
Nj Friday and saturday.
e,mnany ID, 18th Vermont regiment,
N, MIA its annual reunion In sons OF
Ss,s,ans' hall saturday, Oct. D.
Miss Iottie Boardway, who had been
-,.i,,ng her uncle, Dustin Boardway, has
,,tnrned 10 her home at Ryegate.
NJ Dan Robinson, with three chill
d,en. from Brattleboro Is visiting her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Hay
ward.
cso,ge NJ. Davis, who is preaching In
~ Methodist church at Weston, was in
-, last week for his mother, who has
ZONE there 10 remain this winter.
ra.on L. woodcoek of ver-hire and
rnly b., daughter OF Charles b. Travis
81 Brighton, Mass, were married in Yer
.bire. VI, Sept, 10 by Rev. Benz. A.
iDsan.
The LANG Bros moving picture en-
ts-tsinment al the Town hall Monday
ni,bf was first-elass, but owing to the
Indictment weather only small audience
was in attendance.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Garfield OF Manchester,
~ H.. made brief visit to her father,
III + smith, last week. She came TO at
tend the funeral OF her sisters husband,
Bert Norris, OF williamstown.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Marshall and children,
who have been boarding with the Misses
lAndrus this summer, left today for New
Rochelle, n. ", accompanied by Miss
Jsannette Marshall and Miss Mary Xix.
The ladies OF the Methodist church will
hold a food sale in the vestibule of the
Town hall saturday afternoon, com
mencing at 2 o'clock. Baked beans,
rolls. doughnuts, cake, pies, etc. Don't
bother 10 cook.
Fred +. Merchant and Elsie l. Hook,
who were married Sept. 10 at the Metho-
dist parsonage by Rev. Fred Daniels,
were given reception at Charles Moul-
tons last Monday evening. Owing 10
the rain, only about 20 were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Frank Howard of Chi
oago were in town Tuesday, accompanied
BY Mr.. and Mrs. silloway of Stafford,
where they are stopping. Mrs. Howard
isa native OF this vicinity and sub
scriber to the Chelsea Herald for many
wears.
Norman b. Davenport has a cane more
than 100 years old. IL came from the
Mount OF Olives and was given to his
uncle by the Masonic fraternity and later
became the property OF his father, Oryis
Davenport. 1t is in good state OF pre-
servatiun and now assists Mr.. Davenport
about the streets.
Mrs. William +. Knox, with her two
children and maid, accompanied by her
! sunts, the Misses BARLEY, left Tuesday
afternoon for their home at New Ro-
chelle, n. Y. Mrs. Knox has been here
all summer and the Misses BARLEY for
about three weeks. 1t is hoped the party
may return to us again next season.
DR.. 4. ]. Paul has returned to business
at Bridgeport, Conn. The doctor is
very busy man, with offices in New York
city and Hartford, besides the practice in
his own city. nr. Paul is one OF the
ardent admirers OF our town, with its
hills and valleys, and no one has so fine
collection OF views OF our surrounding
country as he.
Theodore Whitney OF Wakefield, Mass,
and Miss Annie Murray OF Melrose High
lands, who have been guests of Miss
Mary ]. George the past two weeks, re-
turned to their homes Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Whitney is student at
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology and Miss Murray a member of
the senior class at Radcliffe college, Cam
bridge.
There was a large crowd at the auction
OF W. Z. Edwing last week Tuesday.
Auctioneer c. E. Godfrey started in soon
after o'clock and kept things hustling
until after O'Clock p. m. Good prices
were realized on the property. The farm
was sold to II. H. Campbell for $1,000,
who takes possession at once. Mr.. Ed
wing, with his family, left Wednesday
afternoon for Chicago.
Eugene Paine of Iowa City, Ia, is visit
ing this week at NJ. c. Aliens. Mr..
Paine is native OF Randolph. He is
veteran OF the Civil war, having served
as member OF Co. f, LIST Regt., Berdan's
u ), Sharpshooters, was several times
wounded and saw hard service through
the war; In 1868, he located in Iowa
Clty, where he has a large coal business.
MI Paine married sister of Mrs. M. c.
Allen and Mrs. Storrs Flint OF Brook
neld. He had not been East for ~
years and made the trip at this time in
connection with the national encampment
OF the G. A. r. held at Saratoga, n. Y.
Mrs. Sanders, who left here for
Nashua, n. H., on the night train Sept.
a. was in the train following the one
that was in the terrible smashup at
canaan, N. H., on that Sunday morning
when so many lost their lives. Mrs.
sanders left her train, with Others, when
IL was tagged and stopped near the
wreck and went to the assistance OF the
injured, and while helping to liberate
woman caught by the debris of the bro
Ken car, she herself was caught by fall
ing piece OF iron and pinned to the