Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-25
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING, Local Editor.

b. II. Adams, Jr., is in, Lowell.
Haynes Payne has moved to Washing
ton.
Nellie Bixby is out again after her i'll.
ness.
Emma Darling is working for II. Edison
Allen.
Sidney Smith of olcott is visiting his
father, Ed. Smith.
Mrs. G. ID. Clough OF Olcott is visiting
her father, Ed. Smith.
f. ID. Barnes is painting his house re.
Gently bought OF Henry Clark.
Grace and Richard Bacon have both
been i'll and obliged to return home.
Mrs. c. 5. Emery has returned from .her
visit to Montpelier and Boston.
The household furniture OF Louis Whit
ney was sold at auction tuesday.
The l.. A. s. will hold a candy pull at
S. V. hall Monday evening, March 18th.
Mrs. Il. W. Farnham and daughter,
Genevieve, are visiting friends in Lynn.
Mrs. Mary Ann Blaisdell is III at the
10 ne of her sister, Mrs Horace Moxley.
Wiram Morse has again been called to
Boston to see his wife, who is very III IN a
hospital.
Charles X Darling OF Boston has been
invited to deliver the address here Me-
mortal day.
DR.. Fish OF South Royalton was called
Monday to see Mrs. w. II. II. Hall, who
is i'll again.
Rev. w. T.. Allen exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Sharp OF South Royalton
last Sunday.
Henry w. Green OF Worcester, Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the Orange
County Hotel.
4.
in Tunbridge and VIII go from there to
Providence, II. /.
w. II. Cummings and daughter, Julia,
OF Meriden, n. H., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Powers.
Mrs. Hattie Jones has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, to receive
treatment for her eyes.
Milo Hood and wife go to Harvard.
Mass, April lst to work for Ned Akernan
on the town farm there.
Mrs. Henry Lyford has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
much improved in health.
Fred Goodwin recently received the
present of good gold watch ana has not
vet learned the name OF the donor.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. X. Corwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A. Corwin and Mrs. Griffith vis-
tied friends in A unbridge recently.
II. ~. BARNES mas hnonB hiS Ittics hii
old flint lock horse pistol and saber, which
were carried by DIR. Durkee's grandfather
in the Revolutionary war.
Mrs. Mary Bemis and two children
will make their home'with her father, {.
w. Hopkins. who will occupy the Farm
ham farm in South Washington.
Col. John H. Watson OF Bradford was in
town Friday, several dispositions in the
case of Almon l. Dexter V. N. q. Moore
being taken at DARLING & Darling's office
on that day.
Fred Ordway and wife OF Aberdeen, N.
C., intend to come north in May and
board with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark
during the summer on the farm which
was Mr.. Ordways home in boyhood.
Saving machines have been quite lively
in Dist. No the past week, also on Blck'
nell Hill in Tunbridge. In thirty-four
hours A. b, Bicknell sawed 400 logs for
Walter Smith with q. team weighing less
than 500 lbs.
Ben b. Walker OF Randolph, who is
bound over to the grand jury for burglary,
was taken to the state prison at WINDSOR
Tuesday by order of Gov. Grout. Inc
crowded condition OF the jail made the
removal of one prisoner necessary
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Charles
Moulton because OF the terrible accident
that befell her last week Thursday. While
ratnrninp from Randolph village with
one Of her children the horse stumbled
ON the road between North and East
Randolph, throwing her over the dash
hoard The bones OF her right forearm
were crushed with such force as to drive
fine end OF one through the skin at the
wrist. DIR. Goss attends her. The glrl
escaped injury.