Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-04
Chelsea Home News.

H. W DA4UNs LuC1A EHAlOfs
Edward Flint has been seriously sick
with an attack Of humps.
Miss Sarah J. Dearborn Of West Fairlee
is doing millinery work at Bixby's store
this week.
o. w. Baker aud family moved satur-
day to Plainfield, where be has position
In q creamery.
Mrs. Charles r. Corwin of somerviIle,
Mass., came Monday to spend the week
at e. A. Corwin's.
Norman W. Hunt, the barber, is sick
with the mumps and the barber shopis
closed for few days.
Mrs. W. P. Townsend went to RAN
dolph Tuesday, the guest Of Mrs. o. B.
Copeland until Friday.
The creamery have Mr.. Bower Of Ran
dolph doing the work until they can get a
permanent man to take the position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle e. Parker Of Barre
city spent Sunday With Mrs. Parker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway.
Fred c. Waldo left Sunday for Wash
ington, ID. O., to join his wife who has
been visiting there the past three weeks.
WILDER F. Dewey and family have
moved from their farm on the West Hin
to the Adelia Whitney house on Main
street.
Regular meeting Of the Grange Friday
night. The Grange il to have library
and a librarian Is to be appointed at the
next meeting.
The Christian Endeavor social that has
been planned for the Canhelds win be
held next Wednesday evening in the
church parlors.
DR.. Fred p. w. Walker OF Cambridge,
Mass, Is a guest OF his cousin, Leon
Grant, on the West Hill, enjoying the
hunting season.
Mrs. Henry Bragg OF Milford, N. H.,
who has been with her son. Leslie A.
Bragg. the past two weeks, returned to
Milford Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hemenway OF
Lowell. Mass, who had been spending
Two weeks at their cottage on the West
h Hill, returned home Saturday.
Newell s. Bixby and Henry Adams are
both seriously sick, although neither is
confined TO the bed all the time. Wallace
Sanborn is caring for Mr.. Adams.
II. o. Bixby OF the Chelsea Herald was
the recipient last week OF a fine venison /
steak from Dr. w. n. Hill, who shot
nice buck weighing about IT'S lbs.
william P. Hood returned last week
from Nyaok, N. ", where be had been /
the past three weeks. Mrs. Hood, who 4
accompanied him, hiss not yet returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Densmore Of Leb-
anon, N. H., came Thursday ami were the
guests OF Mrs Frances w. Bixby and
family on Main street. They returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Madison will hold
a wedding reception in their home to-
night from till 10 O'Clock. A cordial
invitation Is extended TO all to come.
You are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fay Allen are both
sick and confined to the house with a Sc
we're cold. Mr.. Aliens mother, Mrs.
Robbins, came Friday from Lebanon, N.
H., to assist In caring for them.
Harvey Taylor, who is employed by the
Williams 4 Carleton Wholesale grocery
house Of Hartford, Conn, was at home
over Sunday TO visit bis mother, Mrs.
Noah Taylor, who Is in very poor health.
Albert Benedict, barber at South Roy
alton and bgoshes-ln Law o. y. w. Hunt,
is here for yesterday, today and tomorrow
in the barber shop, helping out MI Hunt
while he is entertaining the mumps at
home.
Fred W. Lewis left Friday for Boston
to Join his wife and daughter, who have
been there the past two weeks. They are
to visit 10 Boston, Worcester and Shirley,
Mass, this week, returning home next
Monday.
Frank Bacon and bis son-in-law, Clar-
ence Rich Of Barre, 1t is reported, have
bought the Tom Waldo farm, situated
Just over the line In Williamstown. Mr.
Bacon is a brother OF the late Orrin Bacon
OF this town and well known to many OF
our older inhabitants.
Mrs. Emeline, wife Of Warren Braman, I
died Oct. % after q short illness, aged 81 I
years. The funeral vas from the home I
in Washington Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. I
Perkins officiating. Besides her aged I
husband, who ia almost % years old, she /
left one son, John W. Braman, who lived
at home and cared for bis parents, and {
one daughter Mrs. WIN Pepper.
The hunters the past week have been
busy after vsnison. Many have been dis
appointed bat more than usual have Sc /
cured & buck o. doe. So far e. we ere
ahia to learn, there have been Is bucks
and Eve does shot in town or By residents
and reported here. There hare been no
very large ones killed and some have besn
pretty small; the average has been from
100 to 400 lbs.
The Grange gave 9 reception IN their I
hall Wednesday evening Of last week 70 I
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gates. The men, !
bers and other friends Of the newly mar l
ried couple we're invited. There we're
about rs guests present Refreshments {