Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-17
Chelsea Home News.
II O. BIxBY, Local Editor.

r-a.dsy for carriage trip to Hollis,
Nh.
p,s ]. K. Darling is confined to the
n this week with the prevailing
dstemper'
william FL. GilIeland of Boston came
Monday night and is stopping at Richard
Eennedy's
Mrs Ellen Corliss of Oxford, N. H.,
10 Tuesday night as the guest of Mrs.
Ellen Scales.
NJ and Mrs. Charles Speare Of Corinth
a Mrs Eli Sanborn of Tunbridge were
in town Monday.
Hale K. Darling is at Brattleboro this
,rssk assisting Attorney General Fits in
some legal matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Goodwin of South
p,valton visited Saturday at G.. l. Hay
rsri's OH the East Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Jones attended
4o feir at Fair Haven last week, return
i7g home Sunday night.
Herbert A. Sawyer of Lowell, Mass,
Ia. been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
George A. Tracy, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Barnes of Barre
ety have been here the past few days
rnewiDg old acquaintances.
IA, Hogaboom went Sunday to the
portb part of the state, called there by
the serious illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Grant, who have
baen spending the past week with friends
in Boston, returned home Saturday.
Ernest NJ. Young, who has been visit
inc friends in Boston and vicinity the
w:t two weeks, came home Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Hood and Mirinda George
of Randolph were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Sanborn Friday and Saturday.
E.R. Baraw and wife of Barton Land
ing came Monday and are spending the
week with his brother, Charles Ii. Baraw.
Mrs Julia Hood Rogers, who has
been spending the past month in town,
returned to her home in Lowell, Mass,
Monday.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Adams went to White
River Junction Tuesday to visit her
nephew, H. NJ. Henson. She returns
home tonight.
Mrs. Zeruah Seaver, who has been
visiting friends in Washington and
Wiliamstown the past few weeks, re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Dickinson returned home
Monday night from a weeks visit at
Lowell. Mass, where she went with her
sister, Mrs. Lacey.
The next meeting of Chelsea grange
will be Friday, Sept. IS. The question
TO be discussed is, "What is the greatest
drawback to the farmer?"
Fred E. Davis of Jacksonville, Fla, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Davis, on the East Hill. He
expects to return in few weeks.
Mrs. Pansy Hill Morse, who has been
Spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. ]. B. Atwood, left for her home in
Railway, N. j., Tuesday morning.
Dr.. Arthur V. Goss, superintendent OF
The hospital for insane at Taunton,
Mass, has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
A.. z. Goss, for few days, returning
home Tuesday.
Charles Cranes of Cambridge, Mass,
cane Saturday morning and remained
over Sunday with his wife at the Orange
County hotel, returning home on the
night train Monday.
Kari W. Waterson, accompanied by
his friend, Sidney r. Browne, of New
York city, has been at the Orange
County hotel the past week. They left
Wednesday morning.
c. W. Bacon, who suffered loss by fire
recently at the Brown place, has received
insurance to the amount of $140 on
damage to the house, and Orlo McNabb
mas received $40 for damage to his furni-
ture at the same time. They were in
sured in the Granite Mutual Insurance
To- Of Barre.
Mrs Mary Parks Flanders of Bozeman,
Mont, came Tuesday for short visit at
Charles W. Bixby's and other friends
IN town. She is native of this town
and daughter of the late John Parks,
who lived on North Main street. She
had not been here for % years. She is
President of the Montana Department,
w. R. c., and came East to Toledo. O.,
70 attend the national encampment OF
the W. R. c,
The supply of water was never known
70 be SO low in this vicinity as now. The
springs and wells are nearly all dry OF
nearly So People are obliged to borrow
water from the wells of neighbors who
aie fortunate enough to have supply.
attle are being driven long distances
Wdrink By many of our farmers. The
electrlc light plant shut down early
monday night for lack of water to run
tne boiler and will be obliged to shut
uoWn entirely unless we have rain soon
Friday afternoon, Sept. II, Mrs. A. E
uOss entertained the ladies OF the Read
ing circle at her home on North Mail
street. After the guests had all assem-
ptea, they were given a surprise by tn'
arrival at the door of Mr.. Ordway will
us automobile to take them to the hotel
Whefe Landlord Barnes had bountifu
ano elaborate chicken-pie supper in readi
ness At each plate we're carnstlol
plnks presented by the hostess. After
peasant hour at the table, they returne'
" mrs. Goss' home, where the evening
was spent in social way.
"reminiscences Of the Morrill, 3. 3.
While looking over the Chelsea Heral
.Ocals recently, was surprised to see m
V"h name, and as it has been goo
many years since 1 have done anythin
mat could be placed under that caption
sat up and took notice.
Inc item noted referred fo the organ