Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-07
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

-. ~ benson, Esq, was IN town La
Friday.
! Eddy Tracy is reported as threatene
with pneumonia.
Sixty pupils are in attendance at tn
spring term of the academy.
!. Julian Griffin has entered the employ O
A. +. Skinner at So. Royalton.
Mrs. Orcutt Bixby has arrived hom
from several weeks visit in Lowell.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
II. Larkin, Feb. IS. Weight, 8 lbs, IA OF
Misses Hattie Berry and Jennie Miller O
Jefferson, N. H., are visiting at H. s. An.
nis'.
whitewashing and kalsomining
At L. c. ALDRIcH.
Mrs. Mary j. Dunbar has been granted
$3.50 20 back pay,as the widow OF James H
Judd.
N. Fl. Perkins, now OF Andover, Mass,
has been visiting relatives and friends in
town.
George Taplin has moved to the Joseph
French place which he purchased OF WA.
Hood.
Miss Kate Bryant, who has been visit
ing her parents, has returned to 80. Roy
alton.
Fred Magoon and wife OF Middlesex
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Smith.
Charles Wyman OF st. Adams was in
town last week, visiting his sister, Mrs
Morris.
Hot sugar will be served in the vestry Of
the M. q. church next Friday evening,
from 5 to 5 O'Clock.
parcel of land belonging to Serene
Allen was sold for taxes Monday, and was
bid off by C.S. Emery
Charles Cross is sick with pneumonia,
and Arthur Cross is still dangerously i'll
with sciatic rheumatism.
The Grand Army fair at Tunbridge last
week Wednesday was well patronized by
several couples from bere.
Miss Lora Hood celebrated her eighth
birthday Saturday, by giving party for
some OF her young friends.
Mrs. Sarah Mattoon, who has been spend
ing the winter with relatives in Manches-
ter and Lynn, has returned.
Wilbur Smith has returned tn town from
Lowell and will occupy the home farm,
soon to be vacated by Fred w. Smith.
Thomas j. and Charles F. Doyle have
bought for $500 the T. p. Moore farm on
the East Hill, OF Gilman Sanborn.
"Nevada" scored success at South Roy
alton last week, and was repeated here
Wednesday, followed by social dance.
Mrs. Harwood, mother of Ill Han wood, |
died last Sunday, aged 70 years. The fu-
neral was at Williamstown and the inter-
ment at Braintree.
Mrs. b. H. Adams has sold the G. H.
100 I,,.a ind IVY In
nv Flint, to Mrs. l.. q. Aldrich, who takes
possession April 10.
A. w. Whitney has sold his fine farm to
Joel Hersey, for %, 900, and will move into
he village We are glad that Mr.. Whit
1ey is not to leave town.
Carlton Slack bad the misfortune to
break his leg below the knee, while hand
ing logs at Alvah Robinson's last week.
Dr.. Smith attends him and he is improv-
ng as rapidly as could be expected.
Next to moving accidents seem to be the
rider OF the day. Ernest Hall had his
,nee thrown out of joint last week, and
Henry Luce, while manipulating tobac-
% cutter recently cut the end off the little
niger of his left hand below the joint.
The execution sale OF tine defunct shoe
hop property owned by c. w. Winship,
vas held last week Tuesday. Il. D.Barnes
vas the highest bidder and the property
,rought $50. 1t is understood that Mr..
barnes will have the shoes finished in the
hop as soon as warm weather comes.
George Dunbar stole horse belonging
O Elias Hall of Randolph last week, was
aptured by Sheriff Whitney near the
haron line wednesday. He was taken to
randolph, where a preliminary hearing
'as had, resulting in his being bound
yer to the grand jury in the sum OF 5000.
Ie was lodged in jail BY Sheriff Parish,
riday. q
School in Dist. No. 10 closed Feb. g.
cholars not absent during the term were
thel, Alfred and Allison George, Dana
nd Myrtle Davis, Emma Carr and Herbert
Wallace, Those not tardy were Ethel, AL 4
son George, Emma Carr, Charlie Goodell,
laudia and Albert Morey, Henry, Her. /
ert. Carl and Charlie Wallace, Dana and |
write Davis, Those who missed no words =
i spelling were Ethel and Alfred George, 4
laudia Morey, Emma Carr and Henry Y
Jallace. ELIZA s. CARR, Teacher.
1t is impossible for the local editor to !.
now everything that is going on and he ;
aware that many things escape his at
.ntion that ought to be recorded in the
cal columns. We will thank our friends
, hand us any items they think would LIE
interest. We would like to give our
,aders column of locals each week, but !,
e dislike to fall back on our imagination
accommodate them, and we won't be
eIiged to if our friends will help us out.
ems should be handed in not later than
[onday night OF each week J
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