Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-28
Chelsea Home News.

REV. ii. T.. Howard, former pastor
the NJ. E. church, with his family, made
brief stay among his friends here la
week.
day at Z. F. Peters,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Hayward, Tuesday, the 18th.
Miss E. H. Churchill attended the Epis
copal retreat at Burlington last week.
DR.. Dignam spent a few days in tow
last week, visiting at Capt. With. Hairs
DR.. A. B. Smith is back from his brie
vacation.
b. II. Adams was taking Mrs. Leon
ard and daug liter to their home at Gran
iteville on Saturday, and while near VIM
Robbins, the horses, by a sudden start
threw them backward out of the carriag
and, 1t was feared, seriously injured Mrs
Leonard. They remained at Mr.. Robbins
till Monday, when she had so far recover
ed as to be able to proceed to her home
Lysle, little son OF DIR. F. l.. Beckwith
on Sunday came very near losing his life
by drinking carbolic acid; but the only
effect proved to be badly burned mouth
Mrs. NJ. H. Corwin left on Wednesday
OF last week for an extended visit TO hel
son, Rev. C. II. Corwin, in Chicago.
Frank MeWhorter OF Barre spent Sun
/ day in town.
Miss Blanche Corliss returned from
| Beverly, Mass, Friday, for the summer.
Miss Belle Judd is at home for yaca-
ton from the Moody Training school at
Mortified, Mass.
Miss Lettie Bush is stopping at Mr.. Rog-
ers.'
Ralph Perkins and son returned to
Gloucester, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Fred Sargent OF Richford, VT, is at
{. O. Burnham's.
Two men, giving their names as Dun
ham and claiming to hail from Roxbury,
appeared in town Monday afternoon and
spent several hours driving in various di-
rections, and stopping once in every fif-
teen minutes to "whiskey up" They said
that they were on their way to Nershire,
but at last accounts, they were in jail,
where they proceeded TO smash the chairs
and pretty much everything else except
the walls. They were finally placed in
separate cells, and after the necessary de-
lay, they will be permitted TO proceed.
To those who have not visited Highland
cemetery since its recent Improvements, it
will prove a revelation. A road wide
enough to accommodate two teams at
once, has been nicely worked completely
around 1t. and across IL near the center;
ornamental cobble cutters line the road at
the steep places, and grading has been
done, which makes available, for lots,
considerable portion which was hitherto
uusaiab BILE. Much OF the new part has been
re-surveyed and permanent iron markers,
bearing the lot number set. Take ride
to it next Sunday and you viii be repaid.
First Selectman Dickinson has had charge
OF the work and has given 10 a great deal
OF time and attention.
Make your application for the sugar
bounty before July lst Many who have
not before applied, are doing so this year,
as they have noticed that from SIS to 30,
which their neighbors received last year,
was quite handy thing to have in the
home. {. ;. Emery has quantity OF
blanks.
Town meeting Saturday at one O'Clock.
For SALE.-Small place OF seven acres;
good buildings; two and one half miles
below Chelsea village, on stage road.
Write for terms. 3w +. Il. DAVIS.
Hugh Clarke smiles over the possession
Of a Spaulding cycle.
AT the Democratic caucus held Saturday
evening, George Hutchinson and Warren
A.Spear were elected delegates to the state
and District conventions, and John b. At
v God and c. p. Abbott, alternates.
Col. II. o. Bixby is attending the S. o. /
V. encampment at Morrisville this week. I
Mrs. F. W. Bixby is at st. Johnsbury.
The last two items under Brookfield in |
asst weeks issue, should have appeared in |
he Chelsea column.
School in No Z closed June 22d. Num-
Der OF scholars, 10. Those having no marks |
we're Alice Hardy, Ethel Hardy, Lima
Price, Gladys Ballou, Rae Ballou, Warren |
Hook, Clarence Hook, Archie George. I
Those having no absent marks were An
ale Colby, Linora Colby, Asenath Lyford,
Herman Lyford.
LIMA NJ. PRICE, Teacher.
Republican caucus Saturday at o'clock. /
School in Dist. No. s closed June 23rd. T
Number of pupils, Ia; average attendance,
g ga. Pupils having no absent marks
ire as follows: Emile Kingsbury,
Mary Camp, Clarence Camp, Minnie Car
Denter, Blanche Carpenter, Willie Bur
,ank, Alice Moulton, Ethel Moulton, Ril-
a Burbank, Eddie Burbank, Harley Park
II and Forrest Hood. Harry Stone was
lbsent three days, and Johnnie Stone, sew
IN days LILLIAN E. BACHELOR, Teac her.
West Brookfieid.