Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-21
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor'
A. N. whitney went to Boston, Monday
Willie Depsmore is at home from Low
ell, Mass.
FIJI. Keneson OF Bradford was in tow
over Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry o. Flint last week.
DR.. 0. o. Davis OF Northfield was II
town Monday on business.
DR.. F. L. Beckwith is on three weeks
professional visit at Danville.
Miss Flora Corliss and Will jackson
spent Sunday at J.B. Corliss'.
s. t. Harrington has been engaged a.
superintendent OF the poor farm.
Miss Ann Minard recently went to Bos
ton to care for lady who is sick
e. A. Davis and wife are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. stow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. bacon have ex
tended their trip from Florida to Cuba.
Several couples from this place attended
the dance at funbridge, Friday evening.
County Examiner Prichard held an ex
animation OF teachers at the academy las1
week.
| lam prepared to do painting, papering
withdrawing and kalsomining.
At L. G. ALDRICH.
Fred E. Allen left Tuesday for Boston
| where he will work for the West End r
X. company.
Charles f. Doyle and Miss Hattie E
Parkhurst were married the 18th, by Rev
H. F. Forrest.
Miss Hattie Stearns has returned from
irfb Wh aha haq bppn gtnnninD fnr
several weeks.
from six weeks visit among friends in
Massachusetts.
The infant son OF Mr.and Mrs. Lewis N.
Lucas, Jr., died Sunday,the 18th. The fu.
neral was Tuesday.
Amos B. Wright has moved into the
tenement vacated by F +. Hood, in II. w.
Dearborn's house on Jail street.
A social dance is advertised for Friday
evening OF this week at the town hail,
with Densmore's orchestra for music.
The local editor is i'll and unable to lock
after this column, consequently it has
been attended to ny boy in the office"
Mr.. Holmes Morey died at his home in
Concord, N. H., last week. He was we'll
known here, being brother OF the late
Mrs. Sarah P. Bacon.
Benson Sanborn was quite badly injured
on Sunday by being attacked by one OF his
cows, which took dislike to the fur coat
worn by Mr. Sanborn.
Doctors Jackson and Fish were in town
Saturday in consultation with DR.. Goss in
the case OF Mrs. Q. p. Dickinson, who at
this time is greatly improved.
1t would be an endless task to enumer-
ate those who are sick but the doctors
have good success we may possibly start
small list OF those who are not sick next
week.
G. P. Dickinson has just placed in his
store National cash register, further
evidence OF the sup with the timesn man.
ner in which this place Of business is con-
Quoted.
Hon. V. /. Spear, OF the Board OF Agri-
culture, accompanied by DR.. Rich, was in
town Monday and Tuesday and tested sew
eral cattle, the result OF which will be
given next week.
"A suit was tried at Justice Emery's Of
flee the 18th, John Hogan being plaintiff
and Ira A. Jessman, defendant, resulting
in judgment for the plaintiff for $3.50
and costs. Darling for plaintiff; STOW for
defendant.
Dell IDIOtucIS vi WtSt hdDQOlDn nave
their new addition, second floor. packed
with new carpets, drspelies, window
shades and ladies' spring garments, ar
irving in all the latest styles. They are
making tariff prices in every department.
The following are the February figures
for the Orange County creamery: 1903 ,059
! lbs. OF milk from which was made $3.50 2
lbs. OF butter, which sold for 81 1866. pay
ing the patrons "a cents per pound, as
against % cents for February, 1894. At a
meeting Of the board of directors held
March 10, N. II. Austin OF Tunbridge was
appointed director to ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF w. p. Town
send. Mr.. Townsend continues as treas
urer and manager as heretofore.
We insert the following by request:
The friends OF Rev. H. F. Forrest took the
liberty to remind him OF the anniversary
Of his birthday on the 9th by making him
a social visit, bringing with them liberal
supply OF groceries and "honest money.n
The visit prevented him from attending the
amateur theatricals and dance at the town
hall, but he took the interference kindly,
being Modified by the evident good will OF
his friends and the value of the groceries
and currency. 1t was unfortunate that two
such important (?) events should fall on
The same evening, but Mr.. Forrest thinks
he was not to blame since, to the best of
his recollection, he was not consulted at
all in regard to the day OF the month up
on which he should be born; and, more
over, the visit OF his friends was without |
The slightest foreknowledge on his part. |
however,to be at peace with s'ail |
The world and the rest OF mankind" he |
humbly begs pardon OF the Dramatic club
and promises that he will not do it again. |
he also extends hearty thanks to his
friends and hopes that he may see them
often, with or without the groceries.
COrinth.
Mrs. Joel Avery has returned from her |
Iisit in New HamnShire and Massachu. |