Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-21
Chelsea Home News.
H. 0. BIxBY, Local Editor.

$751; N, ii. COOK closed the tall term
t- sol on the West hill Friday.
is, Cases mother from Litv..s;.d,
,.-- mas come to spend the winter with
Solomon from the West is visiting
f. -lnfOrd and other friends in this
Mo- Florence Webster was in Vershire
.-..g to visit her sister, Mrs. John
. -- ora Rogers is home for two
....- .acatiOn from her school in North
r.. ..-e.
Dr.. ... A. Tracy has sold his farm on
r.. -.-ttord road to William c. Austin;
III -345.
.r.a George went last week to Lis
..r < H.. where he is to work for Park
r.. ung.
-tv Game Warden B. H. Adams,
r. E.- in East Corinth Tuesday on Off
.4 ..-.uess.
H and Mrs. Ben Burnham of East
B,-... We're guests at c. H. CorIiss' Sat
a-sa. and Sunday.
Mis- Essie Young has rented rooms in
Mr. E~ye Locks house on Main street
a.a sa- moved there.
Mr. W. II. Luce is sick with rheuma-
. .s,r This is the second attack of
.a.- i .~ease she has suffered.
JOAN McColIom, who works for Henry
B.-.aul and attends school at the acad-
| any, is on the sick list this week.
5at.e and Mrs. George L. Stow visited
s-E. L. Davis in Bethel the first of the
aea>. returning Wednesday afternoon.
D. -,
. Veterans at Rochester Friday night.
H- aa- accompanied on the trip by H. o.
Miss Laura Fuller has been spending
ID. past week in CIaremont, n. H., with
her lister. who is very low with heart
| tr.uhle.
MIS- Gladys Lyon went to White River
I.1,r.on Saturday afternoon, where she
a8- a position with the New England Tel
eraane Co.
Miss Leonie Thorne is home for a three
week, vacation from teaching in South
stafford. She is to return to the same
SCHOOL next term.
Misses Ellen and Frances Andrus lost
..-lr only COW Friday. This was a severe
.t,- 10 them as they were depending on it
| mach for the winter.
Dr. F. H. Godfrey, H. n. Mattison and
stanley c. Wilson went to Montpelier
sat we're introduced to the mysteries of
| the Shrine last Friday night.
Moses c. George, who is i'll, has turned
a.-r his +aw-filing business to his son,
Nlard F. George, who may be found at
NJ. Densmore's, North Main street.
Jerry Lucas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. n.
Lucas, while whiting boy fashion Mon
day. cut the index finger of his left hand
badly DR., Marshall dressed the wound.
Glenn, he four-year-old son of F.. H.
Kennedy, tore the second finger on his
left hand last week in the machinery at
Ire CIDER mill. DIR. Godfrey dressed the
injured member.
Charles NJ Blaisdell, one of our enter
pr>ing farmers on the East hill, has sold
d> farm. stock and farm tools to Charles
E. Davis; price, $4,000. The writings
were made yesterday.
A. L. Pratt of Williamstown, who re-
Gently purchased the Newell Bixby farm
% rho East hill through the George A. !
Tracy agency, took possession Tuesday, |
the deed having been passed that day.
Chelsea grange will hold special meet
Ing in Grange hall next Friday evening
for the purpose of initiating candidates
and making arrangements for celebrating
Dec. /. the anniversary of the founding of ,
tie Grange.
Without any cause or necessity for
same. the time for the out-mails south
has been changed to a. m. and 10 p.
".. going into effect today. Who or
c-rst tins uncalIed for change in service
F., what our business men wish to know.
lion John l. Bacon of White River
J-uu.u was in town Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. He was accom-
panied ty his cousin, George Harris, of
Chicago and J, H. Carroll of St. Louis,
VI" Mr.. Harris is president of the Chi
e7-.. Burlington and Quincy railroad. As
bog 20. spent the summers often in town
win HI~ Grandfather, the late Lemuel Ba-
cn Nr Carroll is one of the attorneys
,F s-. d. b. & Q. r. r. Theparty came
" dr. .'a.on's automobile.
Miss Mabel Kearney of Minneapolis,
N'aa., arrived Saturday at her aunt's,
Mss NHrv }. George, after a very event
-- r-.s Her train was wrecked at
A"ar.~ Lake, near Ottawa, at II O'Clock
thursday night. Several people were
A--et AVID many injured, but luckily she
Vas .r -leeper that was not demolished.
All If -.r baggage was burned except one
sleeper She arrived here SO hours late,
l1.AlHr d. but pretty thoroughly ex-
IilStr. --an the excitement of the trip.
laa --ange fair held in their new hall
!. t1e 'sdway block Wednesday evening,
N':. y. was both social and financial
'a---. about 175 being in attendance.
| Inc Eac.Nl- tables were well filled with
,a1gF tad useful articles, most of which
"3ad d ady sale. The candy and fancy
goods 'anles were made exceptionally
pretty tr the occasion. The goods left
,1- ..'- of the time set apart for their
| ,'-7 ""z. Id at auction by Messrs. Bo-
D19H ."! George, who made very sue
'->-.l. aDctiOneers. The hall was then
,..'r-t AID the young people engaged in
t.''-H'..,ng until II o'clock. The socl-
| ' cleared $50, which is to be used
coward .1Eing for the piano recently pur-
Ceased.
la owing are the jurors drawn for
Wy ''" miner term of Orange county