Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-28
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING, Local Editor.

}. A. r. Corwin returned from Boston
last Friday.
Mrs. NJ. X. Griffith visited friends in
Tunbridge last week.
Hale x. Darling went to East Topsham
on business last week.
Fred Goodwin has been sick with the
iaundice but is now better.
Hattie Robbins spent Sunday at Mar
cellus Aliens on West Hill.
Born in Tunbridge, Jan. 20, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Densmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin OF Williams.
town were in town last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Townsend of Barre is visit
ing ner brother, W. p. Townsend.
The men are getting their annual sup.
ply of ice from the shoe shop pond.
Rev. b. Is. Sherman exchanged with
Rev. G. b. Drake Of Vershire Sunday.
The ladies of the Ten Pin club met with
Mrs. w. f. Hood Tuesday afternoon.
Horace Walker and wife recently vis-
tied Mrs. Walkers parents in Vershire.
B. F. Davis of West Fairlee spent sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Martin Davis.
Among the later victims OF the grip are
James Atwood, Robert Lyon and George
Hatch.
Wiram Morse was called to Boston last
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the hospital.
Mrs. Gertie Dearborn has returned after
an absence of two months at her fathers
in STAFFORD.
Abbie Hemenway, who has been suffer-
ing from the effects OF fail upon the ice,
is improving.
Hale X. Darling has been invited to
deliver the address at East Topsham next
Memorial day.
H. Knight OF Newbury has been in
| town, repairing the sawmill belonging to
Waldo a Ballou.
Miss Ada Sherburne closes her school
in District No. II ana MIR. Carr in Dist.
No. 10 tomorrow.
Wesley johnson and bride from Con-
cord, n. H., visited his father, Truman
Johnson, recently.
John Hosking and his friend, Frank
Daley, both from Claremont, n. H., are
visiting f. J. Titus.
Addie French, who is teaching school
at Corinth Corner, spent,ounuay with her
father, George French.
The evening meetings at the Nj. T..
church are being continued snis week.
Much interest is shown.
Rev. Mr.. Allen preached at West Cor
inth and Corinth Corner in exchange with
Rev. Mr. Krook last Sunday.
A. M. Burnham has hired the house
owned by Mrs. Elizabeth wilson but Will
not move until about April lst.
The w. c. Z. u. are planning for a pub
lie meeting for the benefit OF the Armen-
ians. The date will be announced later.
On Jan. 23d a daughter was born to
Mrs. Cautieid II Manchester, \. II. Mrs.
Canfield is staying with her mother, Mrs.
Bert Lane.
The ladies Of the Congregational society
met at the church vestry this afternoon
10 sew for the Armenian box to be sent
next month.
Daniel Stoughton OF South Royalton
has solo his barn and land here TO A. +.
Skinner and taken in exchange the Dou'
bleday place at South Royalton.
George E. Hatch, L. 5. Goss, II. n. |
Mattis1n. b. II. Adams, Jr., L. q. Dear /
born and Dick Tracy attended the play
at South Royalton Wednesday evening, |
Jan. 10th.
About fifty, mostly students of the
academy attended party 1T Azarlah I
Harness on the West Hal Friday evening. |
Supper was served and pleasant time
is reported.
Orcutt BIxby met with an accident while /
working in the woods last Saturday. His
right leo was Injured above the knee by
falling limb, but fortunately no bones |
were broken.
Rev. l.. L. Beeman of Montpelier, the
nresidipg elder, will conduct the quarter
iy meeting services at the NJ. T.. churcn |
SUNDAY. lie will also assist at the prayer |
meeting Friday and Saturday evenings.
John c. Lougee will sell at public auc-
tion Saturday, Jan. 30th, at II o'clock, on
the farm of the late Harry Chamberlain
the following property; two cows, one
large hog, hens, potatoes, hay, straw,
corn, wool, etc.
Nellie Corwin, the librarian, reports
.hat io6 hooks were drawn from our pub I
liz library last Saturday. The interest
and anpreciation shown in TINS lnsttu- /
ton by our townspeople must oe gra'i-
fving TO the donor, Hon. Alden Speare.
ATissos Nellie Cooley. Annie Goss, Mr..
an5 Mrs n. %. Bixby, Mr.. and Mrs Il. A.
Comrie r. M. Flanders, II. NJ. Mattison,
Nr- and Mrs. f. l.. Beckwith, Alvan
Pobonon and b. II. Adams, Jr., ATTENDED
the play at Washington saturday eNeh-
ing. - II
Ward sly, John Ordway and Charles r.
Summer of Topsham were com mlteeu "
Jail Friday by Sheriff ID. p: W hisS Their ~
sTousham, charged with steaIhg. lSI
aofs are %. IS and IL years respectively.
THE two last named admit their guiit, ou.
Sly denies any knowledge OF the dlHereht
larcenies, which have EXTENDED over q
period Of more than year ana en-
great variety of articles.
There are at present ten persons oon
fined in the Jail here, nine Of whom are
honnd up for appearance before the June
term of county court. This is the largest
number confined here at one time IoI
many years. As the jail proper mas ac
commodations for but eight, Mr. anu
Mrs. Whitney are somewhat lnconNsn
ShonId il be necessary to coniine others
between now and the June term, they
will nave to be sent TO jail in other coon-
ties.