Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

The Kennedy suction next Saturday
will be a big affair.
win II. Cook Is sick and confined to
the house since Sunday.
Miss Mary Scales OF Montpelier 10 visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Ellen Scales.
L. d. Parkhurst a Son are at Fairlee
painting the buildings Of Mr.. Titus.
G. A. Densmore has 30 far recovered as
TO be able TO be ct his store part Of the
day.
Rev. Herbert J. wyckoH occupied the
pulpit at the Cong'i church last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Woodland Of
Wakefield, Mass. are visiting at A. w.
whitney's.
BIZ. Smith went to South Randolph
Tuesday, where he is visiting bis son,
Arthur Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. II. corwin arc visit
ing in Bradford ana Thetford and viii
be home Saturday.
l.. HinokIey Sargent OF BrattIe5oro IL
visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mra. +. l..
sargent, for three weeks.
Mrs. NJ o. Coburn was called to st.
Johnsbury Saturday by the illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Hooker.
The ladies OF the NJ. e. church are to
have food sale In the vestibule Of the
Town hall next Saturday afternoon.
e. Il. Kennedy started his cider mill
Monday There are indications that the
cider apple crop is very large this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickey OF Lowell,
Mass., aud Mrs. v. I. Moore Of Concord,
\. H., are visiting at {. A. Densmore's.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bugbee are among those who
have gone to Boston on the excursion
this week.
Hosea @. Carpenter has recently sold
the Humphrey farm on the West Hin to
Ralph Gilman OF Boston, son OF Frank
Gilman OF this town.
Mrs. Minnie Whitney Hodgdon OF
Barre city visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Whitney, last week, return
lng home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gates returned
home Sunday night from their wedding
trip TO Brattleboro and Springfield, Mass.
They are TO reside for the present at w.
F. Adams on Main street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred @. Sleeper OF Boston
we're in town last week for brief call on
Mrs. Ada Haul Bacon. Mr. Sleeper when
boy and young man lived In the family
OF Mrs. Bacon's father, the late Capt. w.
II. H. Hall.
Mrs. Jennie e. Atwood has closed her
house on Maple avenue for the winter
and, accompanied by her sister and
niece, Mrs. Alice Hsdley and Miss Lora
Hill, left Tuesday for Boston, where they /.
are to spend the winter.
Mrs. Carrie Berry, Mrs. Horace Gray
and two children and Miss Jennie Miller
Of Jefferson, N. H., are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 8. Annis, and DIR. C. 4. Rowe of
laconia, n. H., visited them last week, /
returning home Saturday.
quiet wedding was held in Orange, I
Mass, Oct. 4, at the home OF Rev. Mr..
oardall, when Marion Amelia Slack was
united in marriage to Lester William
Cooley. After q short stay with the
BRIDES mother. Mrs. Timothy Sullivan,
q Lisbon, n. H., they will 60 to Lynn,
Mass, where they are to make their fu-
ture home.
The potato crop In this section is good
mis- season. Not only in most cases is
Tue Yield good, but the quality Is fine.
Iwo-pounders are common. e. q. Reed
raised several weighing lbs, and Fred
hlake weighed four that tipped the scales
10 lbs. There are several Others who
come within the two-pound limit Po-
tatoes are selling for 40c. per bushel, as
sorted.
leon Grant, who resides ON the West
mn, met with q painful accident last
week while in Williamstown cutting en-
shage. He was cranking his engine that
rams the ensilage cutter when the crank
slipped and struck him in the face, cut
ing bis lip open so that five stitches were
required to close the wound, which is
healing and doing as well rs II can.
A. W. Hoyt and John Goodspeed last
week while threshing for John Hoyt in
Oounth ran through 43 bu. Of oats in So
minutes, and they say they were not run
Aing to see how much they could put
through in an hour either. Mr.. Hoyt
uses b. p. International gasoline en-
CINE, and il anyone can thresh any more
gram than be can would like to see i
done.
Mrs. Dolly {. Curwin, wife Of Jabez +.
gofwin, died at her home In Athoi,
Mass, Sept. "a, aged so years. She wEs
porn In this town and lived here until
about 20 years ago. She had long sick !
ness, in which she was graat sufferer.
sne leaves besides her husband, four chill I
ofen, Herbert NJ. CorEin Miss Eliza J.
SoFWin and Scion C. C0rwin 81 Athoi,
a,ass., and Mrs. E. W. Adams Of Groton,
lass' Mrs. Corwin was the last Of
'smily Of seven children.
Mr. Oliver Elisha Burgessand Miss
Florence Ethel Whitney, both OF Cbelses,
sfe married at the CongT parsonage
tuesday, evening. Oct. u, by Rev. George
= lake. No cards. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
go leit at onoe for two weeks trip to