Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-31
Chelsea Home News.
HALE X. DARLING, Local Editor.

See Pixies ad. on last page.
Some big snowdrifts are reported on tn
, hills.
Julian c. Hood OF Lowell, Mass, was il
, town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Corwin leaves next week TO
visit in Lowell and Boston.
Rev. B. B. Sherman and Rev. H. F. For
rest exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
Several OF our young people attended
the dance at Tunbridge, Wednesday even,
ing.
DR.. s. N.Goss and wife are attending the
q. A. r. encampment at Brattleboro this
week.
j. ID. Denison, Esq, and DIR. H. III. Nc.
Intyre OF West Randolph were in town
last week. d1 i
Mrs. Gertrude A. Hyde, Administrative
OF E. R.Hyde's estate, has decided the place
formerly occupied by Job Hartford, to Ed
ward l.. Larkin.
The play, "Nevada," will be produced
at the townhall Feb. 10 and IA, and there
will be dance at the conclusion of the
drama on the latter evening
r. w. Allen has cut and stored 100 tons
OF ice from the Densmore mill pond, and
| the Creamery company has been getting
| its supply from A. T. Newman's private
fish pond.
We learn from state papers that Rev. Fl
F. Reynolds has resigned his charge at
Underhill and will engage in state mis-
sionary work. Mr.. Reynolds was former
ly pastor Of the M. E. church here.
The next regular meeting of George T.
Hebard command, u. V. u, will be held
Feb 8, and it is expected that a camp fire,
q nd ln ia nv.io sN,,
will be held at the townhall Washington's
birthday.
The Orange County creamery reports
that it received during the month of De-
cember, 100,613 lbs. of milk, from which
5,745 lbs. of butter were made. The net
receipts were II, 457.24 and the patrons re-
ceived rs 1-2c. per pound for their butter.
There was hearing before Judge Mich
OILS, Friday, on the sanity of Mary Fol-
som, who has been a resident at the town
farm for some time. States Attorney
Hyde was present, and on certificates of
Drs. Goss and Godfrey, she was adjudged
insane and taken to Brattleboro, Mon
day, by Officer Whitney.
The last twelve months business OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF New York,
done in New England, is the largest in the
history OF the company, which plainly in
dicates that the people appreciate the larg-
est, strongest and best company in the
world. Now is the time to insure your
lie and G. s. Emery, the local agent, will
do it for you. 2w
The concert by the Gold Dollar band OF |
South Royalton at the townhall last week |
Wednesday, deserves more than passing |
notice. The band showed what careful
training can accomplish, and its playing |
was thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
About 20 couples from South Royalton &C.
companied the band and added much to
the success of the dance which followed
the concert.
The latest son OF Chelsea to achieve dis
tipction is Max Lyman Hayward, a less
than year old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. L.
This young man, with six
hundred other children, was competitor
for the prizes offered by Wells, Richard
son e. Co. to the best looking consumers
Of "Lactated Food" The competition was
by means Of photographs, and
Master Hayward was awarded fourth
prize, which consisted OF a beautiful SOU
venir spoon. He was the youngest COM
petitor, being but four months old,