Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-12-26
Chelsea Home News.
II. 0. BIxBY, Local Editor.

II W
NO, Townsend arrived Saturday from
Uiiliston seminary at East Hampton.
Mass.
p,ston to spend Christmas with her
| children.
rl.,a is to be a promenade in the
~ hall next Monday evening, Dec.
a. Good music.
Tho hand are to give a masquerade
.a1,onade in the Town hall on the even
| Ing Of Jan. lhIh'
Tho NET receipts of the Methodist la
- sale were $50, instead of nearly $50,
:. reported last week.
7 r. Hope and Miss Helen Stanley of
C,1tb Rovalton were guests at F. w.
lewis Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Lane of Boston
,ome saturday, the guests of Mrs. Lanes
nothar, Mrs. Laura Hood.
Miss Emma Hatch came home Tuesday
.irbt from Orange, where she is teaching
.a5ooI to remain the rest of the week.
lar. Corwin & Son have just added
| n their store equipments new 500 cash
,sgister that does about everything but
talk.
The high school did not keep Monday,
Tns.dav and Wednesday of this week,
INIT will continue thursday, Friday and
Saturday,
Miss Airline Lyon, who has been spend
inc few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. A.
R smith left Tuesday to join her parents
| At White River Junction.
Archie E. George of Lisbon, N. H.,
| csne Monday night for few days.
Christmas visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. E. A. George, and other friends.
Aparty of eight from Court Chelsea, 1.
O. F., went to Washington Friday night
| to attend the installation of officers in
that court. The party report very en-
jgable time
Donald Comstock and Ned Hatch of
dartmouth college came Friday to spend
the Christmas holidays with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Comstock, and
| Nj. and Mrs. w. S. Hatch.
Miss Blanche Townsend of Washing
ton. D. c., arrived Saturday to spend this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
/ P. Townsend. She goes to Boston for
few DAYS before returning to Washing
ton.
The annual meeting of the CongI
church will be held on Saturday, Jan. 4.
As usual. the business meeting will be
held in the morning, followed by the din
ner for members of the church and their
families. Following the dinner, the an
nual roll call will be observed, at which
| all members of the church are desired to
respond either in person or by message.
Waterson post, No. As, G. A. R., at its
adjourned meeting last Saturday after
noon, elected the following officers =
Commander, C. o. Slack; Sen. Vice Conn.,,
| A. Barnes; Jun. Vice Conn.,, J. M. San
| ford adjuIant, L. d. Parkhurst; quarter
master, i. =. Skinner; chaplain, George
F. Reed; officer of the day, B. F. Smith;
officer Of the guard, w. F. Adams; Sergt.,
D. B. Smith; Sergt. Major, G. E. Emery;
Q. NJ Sergt., c. B. Smith. Installation
/ officers is to be held the first Saturday
in January at , o'clock.
At the annual meeting of Chelsea
grange last Friday evening, the follow
4 ing officers were elected Master, G. l..
/ Buzzell; overseer, ]. M. Bicknell; lectur-
er Mrs. L. H. Bohonon; steward, Frank
Gates; assistant steward, Fl. w. Nation;
chaplain, Roy Sanborn; treasurer, Martha
Noyes; secretary, Nellie Perkins; gate
keeper, George Dickerman; Ceres, Mrs.
Elisha Burgess; Pomona, Nora Smith;
Flora, Mrs. Eunice Adams; lady assis-
tant steward, Mrs. I'll. w. Nation.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Ware, former resi-
dent Of this town, died of heart failure
and consequent old age at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. S. w. Grant, in To-
fonto, Ont, Friday, Dee. goth, aged rs
years. months. She had been very
feeble for the past three years. While re-
siding in town, Mr.. and Mrs. Ware occu-
ped the Montague house on Maple
aVe1ue, row owned by the Misses Hall.
About ten years ago they moved from
mere to Canaan, N. H., and two years
a'ef to Royalton, where Mr.. Ware died
February, 1903, and Mrs. Ware went
70 Toronto to live with her daughter
sld her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Grant. The remains of Mrs.
ware arrived here Monday night, accom-
panied by Mr.. Grant. The burial was in
NE family lot in Highland cemetery.