Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-07
Chelsea Home News.
II. O. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Julian O. Hood went to Boston Mon
day.
I. q. Dearborn and family were in
town Sunday.
Mrs. II. Il. Campbell is sick and under
the care of physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner visited in
Williamstown last week.
B. II. Adams, Jr., bought some horses
At West Lebanon, n. H., Saturday.
Rev. George E. Lake Is on two weeks
vacation at Haverhili, Mass. He Is to re-
turn next Tuesday.
%. F. Alien and W. w. Underhill at
tended "The Old Homestead" at Ran
dolph last Thursday night
Miss Lora Hood has a nice position in
the wholesale department OF Hughes 4
Potter. manufacturers, Boston.
A pension has been allowed Mrs. Carrie
r. Sanford OF Chelsea at the rate OF sl2
per month from March 5, 1909.
states Attorney s. G. Wilson and w.
II. sprague, Esq, are al Montpelier this
week attending supreme court.
c. A. Densmore, who has been sick and
confined TO the bed for the past two
weeks, is now improving slowly.
Henry r. Reynolds. who has spent
many summers in STAFFORD, is seriously
IN at his home in Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. A. NJ. George, who has been liv-
ing in the Mattoon house, returned to
Massachusetts, last week for the winter
@. L. Hayward has been devoting his
time the past week 10 the fair al Iun-
bridge, OF hich he is one OF the diree-
tors.
Mrs. E. A. Corwin has her aunt, Mrs.
blanchard Of Barre, with her during the
severe illness of her daughter, Miss Gail
COrwin.
e. NJ. Coburn and Miss Minnie coburn
went TO st. Johusbnry last week Wednes-
day to visit their sister, Mrs. Elmer
Hooker.
Miss Ellen Dewey has been in New
York city the past two weeks visiting
friends and enjoying the nndson-Fulton
celebration.
A. b. Carpenter OF the firm of C. R. Cor
win a Co., Boston, was in town last
week for q short visit to his sister, Mrs.
Theron spear.
Carl A. Bugbee OF Chelsea and Miss
EIvira r. Abbott OF South Royalton were
married at the Cong'l parsonage by Rev.
George T.. Lake Sept. II.
F.E. Hood has in his grocery store
four potatoes raised by David Dickerman
that weigh saf lbs. This beats anything
in the murphy line this year 20 far.
Miss Emma Hatch is teaching in the
graded school In williamstown, supply
ing the place OF one OF the teachers VINO
Is sick and obliged to be out for few
weeks
Miss Myrtle Bixby went to Randolph
Thursday afternoon, the guest OF mrs.
Clarence Booth, and attended "fhe Old
Homestead'' 10 Music hall that evening.
She returned Friday night.
Henry s. Gates and Miss Florence c.
webster, both Of Chelsea, were married
Al the residence Of W. s. Adams on Main
street, the home Of the bride, BY Rev.
Fred Daniels yesterday ct 1880 q. N.
The public library has received from
Hilas &. Roberts OF Boston the gift OF
fne set Of the new Werner edition OF the
FpcycIopedia Brittanica- in thirty vol
umes-a gift which will be highly appre-
ciated.
The Commonwealth Ladies orchestra
Of Bos,op. Mr.. Ashton Lewis, conductor,
gave one OF the finest concerts saturday
evening ever heard in this vicinity.
Every member Of the company was an ar
fist OF rare excellence.
M and Mrs. B. Frank Howard and
daughter, Miss Annie E. Howard OF Chi
caao. we're in town Saturday. They
came here from STAFFORD and were &C
compauied by Mrs Minnie Titus and
Miss Carrie Titus Of that place.
Mrs. J. NJ. Comstock attended the re-
cent annual meeting OF the vermont
branch. Womanis Board Of Missions held
Al a.. Johnabury, and at the Congrega-
tional church service next Sunday norm
ing she will give an account Of some not
able addresses she heard there.
Miss Gail CorwiD. only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. CoFwin, died at l:l5
a. m. yesterday, sged 1e yrs, mos, u
davs. she vas attended b. d.. M \.
Corwin. the family physician and Df. +.
] Fish Of south Royalion. Dr. dile OF
the hospital ct Hanover, \. H.s ~as here
the Hrsi Of last week IS co1esel, auo
saturday Walter c. Klotz, u. d., fpe-
ciaIizt in tuberculosis from the Vermont
ssnsforium 81 Pitfaiord, came ralnaa
nurre from THE Hanover hospital caaeo
for her. The funeral viii Be helc satur-
day ct 2 p. M
We are pleased to note she proEres.s Of
one Of our Cheisea boys, Dan P. uickin-
son. Who hes successfully passed the en-
trance examination 70 the music depart
u,ent Of Columbia university 81 New
York city, having been one Of thirty one
applicants for the Eve Scholarship offered
BY the university. Only two oui o. ne
thirty-one PASSED the examination and
Dan resolved the 6rst Of the tNo given.
This IL a four years course and, should
be graduate, the university I'll assist