Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-15
Chelsea Home News.
HALE k. DARLING, Local Editor.

c. Pettes has gone to Woodbury. to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Lillian AiLsworth.
The new cashier, II. n. Mattison, is
boarding at the Orange County Hotel
Buell. Lamb, OF the firm of o. II. Hale q
Co. OF Barre, was in town over Sunday.
Clarence Corliss and wife OF New
Hampshire visited at John b. Corliss'
last week.
DR.. Story n. Goss was at Waterford
last week, attending the funeral of his
brother, Henry Goss.
OBJ. Copeland left for Randolph Fri
day, to assume his duties as cashier OF the
Randolph National bank.
Elmer r. Wallace has finished his la
boTs at the Orange County Hotel and is
now working for John A. Stanley.
Wilbur II. Dearborn has gone to Mont
pelier, where he will act as night por,er at
the Montpelier House during the session.
William Reed and Miss Cora A. Davis
were married Sunday at the Congl par
sonage Dy Rev. B. b. Sherman. y They
will reside at George F Reeds.
Mrs. George L. Stow and Miss Nellie NJ
Corwin visited Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Davis
at Bethel the first OF the week. From
there Mrs. Stow went to Burlington.
Ex Governor Farnham and Hon. X. NJ.
Harvey were in town last week Thursday
on their way to Tunbridge to attend
hearing OF one OF Miss Walion's cases be-
fore w. p. Stafford OF st. Johnsbury, ref
cree.
Hale X. Darling and Miss Maybell M.
HYDE were married at the residence OF Dr..
A. B. Smith, Wednesday, by Rev. b. b.
Sherman. They are now on brief we'd
ding trip and on their return will occupy
the Norton place.
The drama, "Lost in London was
rendered at the town hall Saturday even
ing by travelling company to small
house. Too much cannot be said in
praise OF the acting of Newton Beers
who played the leading part.
Carlos Bohonon was kicked lin the arm
by his horse Saturday. A vein was sew
cred and the bleeding was very profuse
until checked. No serious harm was
done, and Mr.. Bohonon considers himself
lucky 10 get out of it so well.
The following figures show the work OF
the Orange County Creamery Co. for
September: Milk received at creamery,
211 ,6z4 lbs; butter made from same, IL ,45b
lbs; net receipts for butter, s2,03l 39;run-
ming expenses, s2S4. 70; price paid, IL lie.
On next Saturday evening delegation
from John A. Logan Command, Y. y. y,
of Barre will visit George T. Hebard Com.
mand OF this place. All old soldiers, sons
OF Veterans and ladies are invited TO as
sist in welcoming the guests at ). V. hall
at s .. m. Refreshments Will be served
and general good time is expected.
Probably the most desirable position in
town is that of collector of taxes, and we
presume that one reason why Mr. Cope
land hesitated about going to Randolph
wss the fact that he hated to give this
place up. The selectmen were. OF course,
deluged with applications TO NIL this va
cancy and finally bestowed the plum on
Charles e. Godfrey.
Only one case from Orange county APP
pears upon the docket of the October
term OF the supreme court, that OF Eva
Leaden VS.. Pearl b. Perrin & Trustees, and
that will not be tried. The case OF Eu-
gene r. Darling VS.. o. e. Clement is to be
put on the supreme court docket by
agreement and will probably be heard at
this term.
Rev. j. A. Sherburne of Barre, accom-
panied by his wife, called on old friends
and parishioners Monday morning. On
Sunday Mr.. Sherburne delivered the his
torical address at the centennial held at
Corinth Corner to commemorate the Tooth
year OF Methodism in Vermont. Though
past his S0th year, Mr.. Sherburne is stu
alert in both mind and body.
The case OF Harry Bowin VS.. Albert G..
Bradshaw was heard before Justice Emery
Saturday and resulted in judgment for
he plaintiff, the defendant appealing to
county court. A partial hearing was had |
in the suit of Irwin Bowin VS.. A. q.
which was continued to Oct.
I'D, as was the case of Henry Lyford |
against the same defendant. Darling q |
Darling appeared for the plaintiff in each |
,uit and Hon. N. L. Boyden for the de-
endant