Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-05-28
Chelsea Home News.
v. A. CoRwIN, Local Editor.

Herbert Kingsbury is working at tn
creamery.
Mrs. Alpha Goodell has been visiting a
G. M. Blaisdells.
Miss Ella Blalsdell OF Randolph Cente
is at John B. Bacon's.
George A. Tracy has been spending 9
short vacation at home.
M. M. Dunham has received an increase
OF pension Of $S month.
Byron Berry has gone to Readsburg
| Wis, for few weeks visit.
VIM. e. jackson and Miss Flora Corlis
visited friends In town Sunday.
Thomas Beedle and wife were in Bar
nard last week to visit their niece.
r. H. Lyon aud Mr.. Miller Of White
River Junction were in town Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Robbins has been having 9
piazza built across the front of her house
Mrs. James Monteith and her son, Don.
aid, have been visiting at j. A. X. Cor
wins.
g. s. Emery Joined the Mystic Shrine
pilgrimage to White River junction last
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richardson and
children of Randolph visited at E. l..
Harwood's Sunday.
paper is heing circulated to raise
money for Fourth Of July celebration.
Further particulars later.
Fred Stanton finishes work at Dear
born's livery this week and George Davis
has been hired to fill his position.
Mrs. Frank Thorne arrived in town
last week. Mr.. Thorne is expected June
1st. They will remain for the summer.
Some Barre parties were in town the
first OF the week to see about negotiating
for lease OF the Chelsea granite quarries.
Wayland Sargent has decided back the
farm he occupies to Henry and Hugh
Clark. He win remain on the farm until
fall.
Willard Moore is spending few days
at his fathers, having ridden on his bi.
cycle from Greenfield, Mass. ,-130 miles
in one day.
Mrs. Charles Densmore has left Mrs.
Dudley Cabot's and returned to her
home. Miss Jane Laird is staying with
Mrs. Cabot.
Miss Mary N. Chase, A. B., OF Water.
bury gave very interesting lecture last
week Wednesday evening on "The En-
franchisemeut OF Woman"
There were 621 pounds Of butter made
at 1.-THE Orange County creamery last
Thursday. This,is the largest quantity
ever made there In one day.
One OF our usual summer visitors,
James P. Roberts OF Lowell, Mass, will
not make his accustomed sojourn here, as
be intends to take trip to London In
July.
Our tonsorial artist, Mr. E. L. Harwood,
has changed his place OF business from
the hotel to the room under the drug
store. His new quarters are very pleasant
and convenient.
Road Commissioner Whitney has been
putting the road leading to the East Hill
mines into shape for the trans
over 1t of the machinery to be
used in operating the mines.
States Attorney Hyde was in town Sat.
urday, making prepalation for tine COM
ing term OF court. His maxim Is Let no
guilty. man escape" We did not inquire
as to his attitude toward the women.
Rev. VIM. H. Davis preached the me-
mortal sermon at Hanover last Sunday.
On Monday, accompanied by Mayor Cobb
Of Newton, j. L. Bacon and e. A. Davis,
he went to Mitchell Pond in Sharon on a
fishing trip.
The Rapid Telephone 20. is extending
It's line to vershire and it is expected that
the line will be in working order soon
after June 1st. The central office at Yer.
shire will be in F. D. Richardson's store.
VIM. F, Davis andIDr. Godfrey are to have
Instruments put into their residences.
The Memorial services at the Cong'l
church Sunday called out a large audience.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman delivered the discourse,
which was an able and scholarly produc.
lion and was highly appreciated by the
Rev. w. E. Allen OF the M. =.
,hurch assisted in the services. The
church was appropriately decorated by
committee from the Woman's Relief
Corps.