Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
Chelsea Home News.
v. A. CoRwIN, Local Editor.

Mrs. F. M. Hackett is gaining slowly.
A. w. Whitney was in Barre Monday
on business.
Freeman 8. Noyes had a shock last Sun.
day morning.
e. L. Harwood and wife visited in Ran.
/ dOlph last week.
Joseph Mcconnell started on his return
to Idaho last Tuesday.
Sidney Smith visited friends in Olcott
and vicinity last week.
Mrs. j. D. Lane returned to her home
in Lynn, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Fuller, aged rs years, died
at her home last Saturday.
M. G. Billings OF Lebanon, N. H.. is a
guest at Mrs. Lewis Whitney's.
| Sidney Smith is going to Hartford to
work on farm for the next year.
Mrs. George Jackman OF Bridgeport,
Conn.,, is visiting at N. Ii. Caswell's.
Julian Griffin IS working as nurse at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Allen OF Bethel
we're at Henry o. Bryant's over Sunday.
Owners OF dogs should remember that
they must get, them licensed before April
LIST.
MISS 0tucVlcVc TdTuudm VI VdSuiuk- :
ton has been guest at j. M. Comstock IS
the past week.
Ben Skinner has gone to Barre and after
fortnight's stay there is going to West
! field, Mass, to work.
Byron Berry has hired Mrs. Maria Med
calf's house and his daughter, Lulu, Is to
move there very soon.
W. P. Townsend has bought T.. d..
Barnes interest in the place now occu-
pied by Mr.. Townsend.
Archie Drew entertained quite num-
ber OF his friends at G. A. Luce's last
week Wednesday evening
Cecil harrington arrived in town Mon
day and we understand that he will make
his home here for the present.
The selectmen have contracted with DIR.
8. N. Goss for medical attendance for the
towns poor for the next year.
Mrs. Julia Chase, who has been living
at George French's during the winter,
has returned to her own house.
The sick list this week includes the
names OF Stevens Avery, Mrs. CA. Brown,
Myra Sleeper and Geo. Simonds
E. D. Barnes has hired George s. Ad
ans and wife 10 occupy and carry on his
farm. They will move about March Goth.
j. 3. Corliss, as the result Of a new mail
contract, Is now Obliged to run an extra
team every forenoon between East Barre
and Barre.
The cold chills ran down the backs OF
the members of the Chelsea Glee Club
when they saw States Attorney Hyde
drive into town last week.
AT meeting last Saturday the school
directors elected Il. A. Corwin chairman
.skLo hnord M HorucfnoR niark And
B. B. Sherman, town superintendent.
The creamery statement for February
ia as follows: Milk received, 155,723 lbs.
butter made, 1852 lbs; received for but
ter, 81, ,O90.59 running expenses, $255.79;
price per lb., 24c.
MRS. Charles Roberts and her mother
and Mrs. Lucy Morey and her son,
Arthur, are to move into the tenements In
MRS. e. w. Mattoon's house between now
and the 1st OF April.
Mr., and Mrs. "A. w. Beckwith are going
to Vere hire in the near future to live with
Mr.. Beckwith's sister, Mrs. Bragg. @. L.
Havward is to carry on Mr.. Beckwith's
farm for the next year.
The returns to the county clerks Office
show that the following assistant town
clerks have been appointed IN the several
towns: Bradford, Barron Hay; Braintree,
Marion L. Flint; Brookfield. Louise IA.
Bigelow; Chelsea, G. p. Dickinson. Fair
lee, Julia M. Paine; Newbury, Maurice
A. Gale; Orange, Flora A. Peakei Straf
ford. Judith A. Avery; Thetford, s. NJ.
Gleason; Tunbridge, Jennie Chapman;
Vershire, Cora A. Fuller; Washington,
M. A. c. White; Williamstown, Belle r.
Beckett.
The following grand and petit jurors
were chosen in the various towns at the
annual March meeting. and the names OF
he Jurors for the coming June and De-
cember terms of county court will be
draw from the list: Grand jurors: Brad.