Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-17
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIXBY. Local Editor.

There is special town meeting called
IOr saturday, Oct. 26.
The cider mill of E. H. Kennedy begun
operations Monday morning.
c. VI. Davis and John Sanborn have
been newly painting their houses.
". w. UnderhilI has recently added a
large press to his printing establishment.
Mrs A. NJ. Whitney is in Bethel this
week the guest of Mrs. Martha Cushman
Col. and Mrs. c. S. Emery left for
their home in Newport Saturday morn
ing.
George lark, former resident of this
town. ,i-ted friends here the first of the
r. Hood and daughter. Ola, went to
q .. u and Boston Thursday, returning
-.r3rday.
Vi f. Hutchinson, the miller, is repair
!. ing his mill so he is unable to do any
-ruding this week.
Mrs. George A. Tracy returned last
week from a several weeks visit to rela-
tsva- in Plattsburg, n. Y.
Miss Emma Glover of Montpelier SEM
mary spent Saturday and Sunday with
Rev and Mrs. Fred Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. A w. Whitney came
home Saturday, after a months visit to
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Emma Darling went to Boston
Thursday to visit her brother, Gen.
Charles K. Darling, and friends.
George E. Hatch, who has spent the
past week visiting friends in town, re-
turned to Milford, N. H., Saturday.
Mrs. Mosher and Miss Lottie Mosher of
STAFFORD were in town Friday, consulting
DIR. F. L. Beckwith, our local dentist.
Fred c. Waldo went to East Randolph
Sunday to attend the funeral of Charles
Osgood, who died in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Bell of Leominster,
Mass, who have been at the hotel the past
three weeks, returned home Saturday
Mrs. June Kearney of Minneapolis,
Mimi, came last week and is to spend
the winter with her sister, Miss Mary J.
George.
Miss Belle Judd came Saturday from
New York to visit her mother and sister,
Mrs. Wallace Sanborn and Mrs. F. H.
Stanton.
Miss Almena Coburn returned to Bur
lington this week after spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
O. Coburn.
MISS JGdnu6ItG AldFSHdti. W NO DdS DSeH
spending the summer with her brother,
DR.. \. 7. Marshall, left Monday for New
Rochelle, \. Y.
Those who did not attend the Worlds
fair Thursday and see the free-for-all
race missed the best race on the ground
Tor many years.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Powers of Ran
dolph, who had been spending few days
visiting friends in town, returned home
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Case were
called to Marshfield Monday by the sud
den death of Mrs. Cases father. They
returned home yesterday.
Rev. George E. Lake returned home
last week from four weeks vacation,
and services at the Cong'l church were
resumed last Sunday, as usual.
Herman n. Lyford ha bought Of
Charles w. Davis the old Davis
farm in Washington for 800. The prop
crtv vas decided Monday and possession
given.
Clinton L. Buzzell, who has been sick
the past two weeks, is now able to be
about the house. Christopher Hood of
Wllliamstown visited friends in town last
week.
Mss Blanche Lyford, who is working
in the family of E. A. Davis at Bethel,
has been visiting her brother, Harry H.
Lvford. the past week, returning to Beth
a sunday afternoon.
Necessary repairs have recently been
made on the town farm buildings to
make them more comfortable for the win
ter. Fred ". Lewis and Will Goodwin
have been doing the work.
Mrs. \. L. Berry and Mrs. Horace
Gray. sister and niece of Mrs. HoltOn S.
Auuis, with whom they have been spend
lag the past two weeks, have returned to
their home in Jefferson, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fox of STAFFORD
were in town Saturday to attend the auc-
ton of Mrs. Celia Flanders, as also were
Mr. and Mrs F. V. fuller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Duncan of Tunbridge.
Chelsea grange is to hold a fair and
harvest sale in the new Grange hall Nov.
18th. There are to be vegetables, food,
kitchen, fancy and candy tables. Re
member the date and come, for good
time may be expected.
Mrs Celia A. Flanders and daughter,
Hazel were in town Saturday, when she
sold all her goods at auction, except
enough to furnish rooms that she has
rented in the house of =. II. Bohonon on
Maple avenue, so they can have home
here when desired.