Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-16
Chelsea Home News.
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Harvey ". Taylor returned Monday to
Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Albert W. Hoyt Is sick and con-
fined to the house with neuralgia.
Mrs. Heber West OF Tunbridge is work
ing for Mrs. b. II. Adams ct the Jail.
Mrs. Clara B. Fits OF Manchester, N.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. s.
Fits.
Miss Gertrude Brownell OF South Roy
alton has returned to her work as
waitress at the Orange County hotel
Mrs. Charles f. Stanley of Washington
was a guest OF Miss Nellie Corwin the last
Of last week. She returned home satur-
day.
J. NJ. Bicknell, master OF Chelsea
grange, is attending the meeting OF the
Vermont State Grange at Burlington this
week.
Mrs. Ada whitney went Saturday to
Barre city, where she Is to spend several
weeks with her sister-in-law, AIRS. Henry
Hodgdcn.
f. II. Kennedy hes rented his black
smit shop in the upper village to E. NJ.
simonds Of Boston, who took possession
Monday morning.
\. H. Perkins. who has been spending
the past week with his brother, F. NJ.
Perkins, returned to his home in Sud
bury, Mass, Tuesday morning.
There will be regular meeting OF the
Grange tomorrow night. As this is the
time for the election OF officers 1t is hoped
all the members will be present.
The next meeting OF Chelsea grange lie |
tomorrow, Friday, evening. 1t is hoped
that every member will be present, a. II is |
to be the annual election Of officers.
Miss Evelyn SpraRue, daughter OF Mr. |
and Mrs. A. L Sprnaue, who reside on
the West Hill, has returned to Montpel- |
Ter, where she Is attending the seminary.
William d. Walker OF Barre was here
last week assisting his mother, Mrs. Mary (
Walker, to move from the Nation tene-
ment to the Locke house, which she has
rented
There will be special Christmas serv- I
ice next Sunday morning at the CouR'l /
church. Rev. Mr.. Whitney Of Royalton /
viii deliver the sermon. Everybody is
invited.
Cashier Il. n. Mattison went to Ham 1
over, \. H., last week for his nephew,
Gaylord Madison, who had been in the
hospital for the week previous. The lit
Tie fellow came out nicely and is to re-
main with his uncleuntil after Christmas.
1.-The New SYSTEM" a drama in three
acts, will be presented by the pupils Of the
Chelsea high school in the Town hall
wednesday evening, Dec. %. At the
close OF the play will be given a Christ
mas drill by twelve girls. Every body
come.
Arthur E. Hill, who recently enter
famed the humps, received q check for
sit IN payment Of his claim in the Stand
ara Accident Insurance Co., In which be
insured. The claim was sent to the
company last Thursday afternoon and
Tue check was received Tuesday morning.
Charles E. Davis has sold his farm on
tne East Hill, which be bought of Charles
nlaisdell two years ago, to party by the
name OF Ransom from Plattsburgh, N.
- VINO takes possession Jan. /; consid-
ration, s25O0. Mr.. Davis is to move to
Gated.
News has been received OF the death OF
mrs sarah tWinsor) Sherman, widow OF
I've late Rev. Barker B. sherman, Nov. 20,
nef home in Medford, Mass. Her age
"a % Years. Mr.. Sherman was pastor
VI V the Cong'l church here from 1889 to
~ ana Mrs. Sherman was highly es-
seeuea oy the entire parish. Mr.. Sher-
man died four years ago.
Mrs. Lavinia (Bixby) Augur. aged
sOout 9 years, died Sunday, Dec. s, OF
Neatt trouble at her home in BROOKLYN,
/ Her sister, Mrs. Hannah Carleton,
win her She left one son and one
egaugnter The remains were taken to
tlsoaie, Mich, and laid beside her hus-
Mrs. Augur had relatives in this
ana also in Williamstown where
Notice has been given in the cope,I
Saasch Of the Offering for The work AZ Or.
i nooang 10 China, to be taken Sunday. the
49, Every one interested in this work
asked to bring or send q Gift at this
NV. Those who have the little barrels
v.f homes and are remembering DR..
,g e our foreign minister will be
tss iof this Offering, bat il Is impor-
~. 'i'At al should give and the Offering
B. t.,o,i generous one il the pledge is to
LAST Saturday night about 10 o,cloc.
us voise md sleigh were discovered n The ]
-,u Of 4. < Darling. Tbere vas NJ ,iriv- {
tbss,5.s y ana no robes or blankets IN
AGO. The team was taken to B. II.
sts. ieeo stable and cared for and
stsbi. "ss found to belong to the livery
part. East Barre, having been let to !
syiss-.,o 60 over on Baptist street. They
but 49, either fell out OF left the team
orlv ~ y wandered over here alone with .
nys,..s damage to the sleigh is . i
Eioyds" gave an excellent up-to- I