Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-04
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

HALE X. DARLING, Local Edltor'
Miss Annie Goss arrived home Saturda!
night.
1 Miss Blanche Townsend Is visiting u
Barre.
Mrs. Ellen Carr is visiting at Mrs. JONI
Locke's.
States Attorney Hyde was in towI
Thursday.
| Big line OF team and farm harnesses 2
| F. E. Aliens.
FIN. Perkins has gone to Bridgeport
| Conn, on visit.
| e. L. Harwood and family spent last
week at Lake Morey.
There is to be bean dinner at the
Cong'l church July 10th.
Charles w. Hopkins was home from
| Woodstock over Sunday.
Miss Lyle Tracy is visiting Miss Ger
trude Hyde at st. Johnsbury
| Miss nope sherman is visiting hel
grandparents in Medford, Mass.
| Miss Chestnut and MICS Benham re-
turned to Burlington, Saturday.
DR.. ]. Henry Jackson of Barre was in
town Tuesday to see A. w. Whitney.
State Auditor f. d. Hale will make his
somiannuai visit to Chelsea next Monday
Miss May McWhorter OF Barre spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Cor
liss.
Prof. w. H. Cummings and Miss julie
Cummings OF Meriden, N. H., are at A.
II. Powers
There is to be missionary concert at
the M. Z. church next Sunday evening.
Subject, "India."
Elmer and Howard Osgood Of Somer-
vile, Mass, are at Edison Aliens for their
summer vacation.
Bank Examiner Elisha May OF st.
Johnsbury inspected Cashier Copeland's
books Wednesday.
The adjourned meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Bell Shoe Co. was held at
the town hall to-day.
FoUND.--A sum OF money which the
owner can have by proving property and
paying for this ad. WILLIS SCALES.
The amount paid the grand jurors at the
June term OF Orange county court was
s2OOss. The petit jurors received s7o9.9
Mrs. A. E. Mills OF st. Louis, Miss Lora
Hill OF Manchester and A. c. Mills and
w. L. O'Brion OF Dartmouth college are
az j. ID. hlWoOu ..
Frederick w. Boyd OF Randolph was
brought before Justice Emery, Thursday,
to answer for the crime OF being found
intoxicated. Pleading guilty, he was re-
leased on payment OF IS fine and sl3.2S
costs.
While returning home from the village
last week, George b. Colby had the mis-
fortune to tip over. His wife and daugh
ter, Annie, were thrown into the bushes
but luckily escaped serious injury, though
they were somewhat bruised and well
shaken up.
Dr.. A. b. Smith has completed q new
barn, which cannot be excelled for con-
venience. The building is 16x2S feet in
size, and lis divided into commodious
rooms, which afford ample room for the
numerous teams which the doctors extern
sive practice requires him to keep.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hardy cele-
versary last week Wednesday. There were
"a persons present. Coffee and cake were
served, and singing, games, etc, were
INDUCED in. Among the gifts were a
china set, glass set and table linen. The
presentation was made by Miss Edith l..
Hardy, Mr. Hardy responding in fitting
manner. 1t was very enjoyable occa-
sion and will De pleasantly remembered
by all present.
The funeral services 81 Col. Asa NJ.
Dickey were held in Grace church, Brad
ford, at D. nj. Saturday, and were largely
attended, many being present from out OF
town. Ex.Gov. Farnham had charge OF
the services and Rev. A. j. Hough offici-
ated, assisted by Rev. Messrs. Barnard,
Lewis and Ford. Col. Dickey was well
known throughout this section and when
in active practice was considered one OF
the best jury advocates In these parts. He
studied at one time with tina late Hon. L.
B. Villas.
Among those present at the Jesseman
hearing last week was Isaac G, Perkins OF
Danbury, N. H., Mrs. Jesseman's former
husband. Ii was arranged that his daugh-
ter, Annie, should return with him, and
with the understanding that she WIS to do
so, Mr.. Perkins consented TO her remain
ing over night with her mother. On the
morning, Mr.. Perkins took the
stage, supposing that his daughter was
inside, but after proceeding short dis
lance discovered that she was not. He
to the village and taking Officer
Whitney with him started IN search OF the
girl. She was found in States Attorney
Hyde's office in STAFFORD, where she had
gone with Jesseman and his wife to enter
a complaint against Mr.. Perkins for as
saulting her. She was fnall; prevailed
ur,on "a rpfnrn rff her fat nor