Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-26
Chelsea Home News.

.,s vss born to Mr.. and Mrs. q. c.
pssin Aug 10.
w,. Edith Barnes Of Barre is visiting
,,.snds iB town.
d. a. j. Laselle OF Rutland Is visit
X, sister, Mrs. Alice Hackett.
81 rborne 81 Boston is visiting this
- his brothers., r. q. Thorne.
v,g Lewis Is at ed. Rowell's 10 Tun-
..5gs tb.s week working on a barn.
d. Arthur Cooley and children of
g.55yrf. IS. H., are visiting ct o. s.
u,Nabbs
: Earle Fuller spent part Of Old Home
-lk vBh bis grandparents, Mr.. and
NJ 4e5fgo raplin.
t.maa Leonard went Wednesday to
s.,nss8 far q two weeks vacation from
IA duties a the bank.
Mas Myrtle Bixby went Monday to
Us,-sstsr. Mass, for few days. vaca-
.og from her telephone duties.
ssgg.ar communication of George
a..6.pgtau lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ,
..gfgbf and there is to be work.
v. emf Mrs. @. r. Buchanan of Wood
s-r are visiting at O. {. Scales. Mrs.
s-sbapan BE- sister OF Mrs. Scales.
Il Kennedy was in Barre Tuesday
= stena meeting OF the directors OF
NJ 0ranee County Telephone company
George skinner, who had been with his
s,5bar. a. L. skinner, since Monday Of
IA week, returned to his home in Lowell
Wednesday
There Is Co be a social promenade at the
r5sn bail Thursday evening, Sept. 21,
.s9sr the auspices Of the New Chelsea
Dramatic company
NJ. and Mrs, +. e. Fuller and daugh-
e.. Gertrude, returned to Lowell. Mass. q,
Monday They have spent the past two
tssss at George Taplin's.
Nfs. n. j. Wyckoii and daughters,
ssa have been spending the month at
In Comstuck's, left Monday for their
bone IN Sew Haven, Conn.
Earle Quimby Of Melrose, Mass, who
BED been visiting at r. NJ. Young's, re-
TUNED home saturday, accompanied by
Be cousin, Miss Minnie Barnes.
Mrs E. NJ. Young has Barred Plym-
a.h Rock pullet Matched April that up
10 Aug II had laid IA eggs. Most any
walIfy raiser would like some April LIST
bsas like IT,
lds Tracy, who has been a popular
tsik Dor + g. Hood the past four years,
flashed work Wednesday and Is going to
ts Albany business college, Albany, N.
T.. ia about two weeks.
Arthur HilI, who has been working
f Henry Clark on the Hood farm dur
la lhs season, has finished there and
ben engaged as clerk In Corwin's store,
Fbsfs be begun Monday morning.
Nn LILA Nation Bigelow and daugh-
gf Niss Mabel Bigelow, OF Ulysses,
Ssb, arrived Saturday and are visiting
hi brother, w. NJ Nation. Sickness
20 route delayed their arrival earlier in
ths Rak
Miss Jeanette Smith Of Mediord, Mass,
ans saturday She was late for all Of
DE 0t Home week exercises except the
Sunday service. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II.
Co.'S also came Sunday night from Provi-
deuce r. T., the guests OF their mother,
Ns A f.. GUss.
Na NJ A. Alexander, who works In
ts family Of j. A. r. Corwin, was called
3 cambridge, Mass, Monday by the
salh Of her brother, Charles r. Hoyt.
~ Hoyi was the father of Walter J.
H9yt Of STAFFORD, who was clerk In Cor
r.as store for about a year.
w. and Mrs Horace Moxley, Mr..
nd Mrs. E. A. George, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Gray, Mrs. Henry Adams, Mrs.
Fank BiXby, Mrs. II. T. Walker, John
Beknell, George Dickerman and Ralph
Walker attended Morrill, Pomona grange
netting at STAFFORD Saturday from Chel-
"a grange
There was a picnic on the West Hill in
l5bys sugar place Tuesday under the
i1spiess Of the West Hill church Sunday
school. There we're about $50 present
ind il vas an enjoyable time. There was
game Of baseball, Married Men We.
aagls Men, which was won by the mar
ned men, 20 to IS. One OF the guests OF
las occasion was Elbridge @. Dodge OF
Wisconsin, who formerly lived near
w. T. Dewey's and had not been in town
lof So years. This gave him an oppor-
unity to renew many old acquaintance.
Ms. Frank Libby and Miss Jeanette
smith we're driving up the hill to Dean
5ilman's Sunday about p. m. when
lhe harness broke, letting the carriage
'i0p back The horse became frightened
md for few moments there was q gener
I mixup OF horse, wagon and women.
Ins horse cleared itself from the vehicle
and ran down the hill, which Is very
aoep Miss Smith was quite severely
Injured and feared at first she had frac
tafed Der hip, but fortunately it did moi
Prove so bad as that. They certainly hac
anaffow escape from being killed.
The Burbank Family Reunion.
The family Of Lyman A. Burbank me
Ttae old home farm, where his son
yonn, now resides, Saturday, Aug. 2l
l'enly'seven people partook OF stump
uous chicken dinner with good old
slloned green apple, raspberry, cream
ala lemon pies, furnished by the capabl
aostess, Mrs. John W. Burbank.
MT and Mrs. Lyman Burbank have re
emily passed the forty-fifth anniversar.
q their marriage and their children an'
sahdchildren had made arrangements t
rsI them at the time OF Old Home week
Iaey have eleven children living, nine o
won attended this reunion as follows:-
6ls1 A. Burbank and two sons Of Boston
W Mary Burbank Sherburne, her hus