Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-13
Chelsea Home News.

orcutt Bixby has gone to Boston.

orcutt Bixby has gone to Boston.
Daniel T. Stanley has returned from
Rhode Island.
Z. w. Allen and orcutt Bixby were in
Barre last week
Julian Griffin is very i'll again at the
present writing.
A son was bern TO Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Kennedy May 10th.
Mr.. Monroe Bond Of Newbury visited at
DR.. Corwin's Tuesday.
W. S. Goss visited his friend, j. o. Per-
rim, at Barre, Tuesday.
Fred Hardy has been visiting bis sister
at White River junction.
Miss Lena Spading returned to her
home in Barre last Monday.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Cady last week.
Mrs. Amelia Wallace has been i'll for a
long time and is now very sick.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hudson in Meriden, n. H., May 2.
Marshall A. Carpenter has gone to
Woodstock to work for A. G. Martin.
Mrs. E. c. Magoon of Mfddlesex visited
her sister, Mrs. A. b. Smith, last week.
Miss Wells school enjoyed picnic and
hunt for wild flowers Tuesday afternoon.
Mary Hardy has returned home from
Randolph, where she has been working.
William S. Chaplin has gone to Acworth,
NH, to spend the summer with his uncle.
Mrs. A. E. Rowe and little son from
Connecticut are visiting their uncle, II. $.
Annis.
Frank Whitney has been very i'll with
stomach trouble, hut is now somewhat
better.
A.. No., Ct,,,oh k,. ,ora - O.
Johnsbury to take position of governess
of two little girls.
Julia Cummings Of Meriden, n. H.
visited her grandfather, A. II. Powers, a
few days last week.
The town has paid to Henry Clark s2O0
for damages resulting from the accident
to the Thorne bridge.
Mrs. A. II. Powers and Mrs. NJ. II. Cor
win are attending the w. G. T. U. conven-
tion at Randolph this week.
Amos Wright mas received S3s5 from an
insurance company for the loss OF his
house and its contents by fire last week.
Rev. w. f. Allen has resigned as super
intendent OF schools and Mrs. w. E. AL
len has been appointed by the directors.
The caucus for the nomination OF post
master will be held at the town hall Satur
day, beginning at p. m. and closing at
! o'clock.
One day last week 80 coach horses were
and they brought $4,000, just little over
5000 per head.
w. +. Hood and Willis Scales went to
Lowell, Mass, last week to visit c. l.
Hood. Mr.. Scales spent Sunday with
friends in Concord, n. II.
H. X. Darling was in Bradford, Corinth,
Topsham and South Ryegate last week
and also attended the opening OF the SUI
preme court at Montpelier Tuesday.
Sylvester Bill has sold his house at the
upper village to Amos Wright, for rl75.
Mrs. Bill will be removed TO her daugh-
ter's in Manchester, \. Fl. ,as soon as able. !
Mrs. Elmer Bradbury and child of
Keene, n. H., are visiting Mr.. BTadoury's
mother, Mrs. T.. f. Peters. They viii
spend several weeks here and then go to
Bethel to visit relatives.
On Tuesday, Mrs. John Tracy of
Washington mad an operation performed |
by DIR. F. n. Godfrey for the removal of q |
malignant growth involving the whole OF
the right breast. The whole breast was
removed and she will recover.
At the meeting of the stockholders Of
the creamery held Saturday afternoon, |
motion was made and carried that the /
directors be instructed to settle the claim |
OF suit now in Orange county court with /
w. H. II. Hail. If in their judgment they 4
can settle the same on terms favorable to
the Creamery company.
The new books recently purchased were
placed in the library last Saturday. Among /
them is one that may be of interest tc our
people as it was written / V Emery Haynes, |
a minister OF Boston, who lived in Chel /
sea several years when a boy. His father, 4
Rev. y. Haynes, was a Methodist pastor 4
here nearly forty years ago, and the book, 4
entitled "a Farmhouse Cobweb," is a /
story of Vermont life.