Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-09
Chelsea Home News.


Miss Lila Sleeper Is working In th
family OF II. K. Darling.
W. H. Emery is repairing his house
r. W. Lewis is doing the work.
George and Lyle, children OF Charlie
Durkee, are quite sick this week.
Miss Esther Young began work Mon
day in the family of G. II. Baraw for th'
winter.
A daughter, Bertha Hazel, weighing {
lbs, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Jackson, Nov. "a.
n. II. Perkins Of Lowell, Mass, came
Monday night and is spending the week
with his brother, F. NJ. Perkins.
Mrs. Eunice A. Adams and Mrs. ]. H.
Griffin went Saturday to scottsmcre, p.
q, to visit their sister, Mrs. Jed Scott.
Miss Carrie Sleeper, who is attending
Montpelier seminary, spent last week
with her mother on North Main street.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin, the Cong'l
pastor at South Royalton, is to preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing.
The humps seem to be all done here
now with the exception OF N. j. Hill's
4 two youngest children, VINO are having
them this week.
Rev. Mr.. whitney Of Royalton
preached at the Cong'l church Sunday
morning and evening, giving two very
interesting sermons.
Miss Frances Andrus went to the hos
pital at Burlington last Friday for an OPP
Grafton. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ellen Andrus.
Miss Florence Burgess, daughter OF
Elisha Burgess, slipped on the ice last
week and is suffering from severe internal
injuries received from the fall.
There is to be a masquerade promenade
IN the Town hall Dec. 81, given BY the
graduating class OF Chelsea academy.
Prepare your costumes for this good time
coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Lewis entertained
their friends at q progressive whist party
tuesday evening Of last week. Light re-
lfeshments we're served and all had an en-
loyable evening.
Mrs. William F. Hood, who has been
III at her daughte in Nyack, N. Y, the
past several weeks, has so far recovered
mat she was able to return home Tues-
gay. Her son, J. @ Hood, accompanied
her.
George A. Jewell OF Corinth was in
Town Monday. He went Tuesday to Bos-
.oh with bis wife, who goes for an opera
,ion or treatment for her eyes that have
time -
mere IS to be Christmas tree and eel
spratlon IN the Town hall Friday even
,us' DEC "a. A fine program is being ar
Ipsuseu ana big time Is expected.
I, n,'etyoody Is invited to come and bring
''elf quits to be given from the tree.
W "a. Chamberlain, Fred Stanton and
"yta'n Morse ell have sick horses this
NJ, and i keeps DR.. Hill on the hustle.
s S..nu' HUI returned to work in Corwin's
r r. Monday after a siege with the
humps, and Leon Ordway will be back at
'.'A "a ms store the last OF the week.
Inc Orange County creamery directors
.afe engaged H. f. Bower OF Broolfield
n. utter maker for the coming year.
~ w.. Dover came here when Mr.. Baker
- peil away to supply until a man could
l.. secured and be has given such excel
MI, MA, saiis faction that they engaged him
without looking further.
M ~ "a, "a regular meeting OF Waterson
49, 40. %, g. A. R., last Saturday aft
Ana on' the following officers we're elected I
s, rI appointed for 1910 and will be in
c. c. 4 their meeting in january !
Cl.l,,nAinaer, N. o. Coburn; S. V. C., Dan
Ba,n.,- :, ': T., 9. NJ. Kennsy; Adjt., A.
o So Y, ~, A. L. Skinner; Chap, c.
D surg, Norman Davenport; o. =
M smith Q. g., W. H. Adams; @. !
7'' y O. smith; s. NJ, F. Bohonon.