Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-18
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING. Local Editor.

EMMA DARLING. Local Editor.
G. S. Emery returned from Boston Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Burnham is visiting fri ends
in Bethel.
Mrs. j d. Lane is visiting friends in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Walker has returned from
Keene, n. II.
Mrs. G. A. Densmore returned from
Lowell Tuesday.
Ellen Dewey OF the West Hill is visiting
Minnie Whitney.
Mrs. Laura ]. Hazlitt visited friends in
! Tunbrid ye last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ware have purchased
farm in New Hampshire.
Clara j. Laird is visiting Mrs. Frank
Martin in WilliamsJown.
Mrs. c. Locke intends going to Montpe-
! lier to work for Il. Skinner.
A sociable was held OF the Sons OF Vet
erans' hall Monday evening.
Ethel White OF STAFFORD visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Gertie Dearborn, last week.
Flora Corwin returned to the Bridge
water (Mass.) Normal school Tuesday.
Fred Copeland OF Randolph has been
Mrs. Myra Sargent intends to close her
dressmaking rooms here and move from
town.
Grace Hursey, who attends school at
Montpelier seminary, spent her vacation
with Lillian Rich.
j. f. Martin had the misfortune to cut
his foot quite seriously while chopping
several weeks ago.
Mrs. George w. jackson OF Bridgeport,
Conn. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. II. Caswell.
W. A. Mcconnell has gone to Kinks
vile, Mo, where he expects to take os-
teopathic treatment.
Our seed offer is taking first t-rate. See
the sample at your local postoiiice and you
will want the 25c. package.
Calvin Goodwin has refused TO serve as
school director and Azariah Barnes has
been appointed by the selectmen.
The six. months. old son OF j. E. Martin,
who has moved to Mrs. Adams farm in
South Washington, died this week.
Roy Roberts of Rochester is with his
uncle, George Roberts and has hired cut
to work on the farm for six months.
The Ladies' Benevolent society Of the
NJ E. church held a sociable at Z. j. Lit
ties Yesterday afternoon and evening.
oliver ID. Medcalf states that he has a
two year .old heifer from which be is
making one and one-hali pounds OF butter
day.
Fred j. Akerman goes to Harvard,
Mass, April LIST, to take charge OF the
town farm and has hired Elmer Wallace
to work for him. He has rented his farm
here to John Pearl OF Nershire.
There was a donation party at the Congil
parsonage Mach 9th for the benefit OF
b.. n ID nraIra Tho evening prOVed
to be very stormy one and the attendance
was not nearly so large as it would have
been had the weather been pleasant.
Mrs. George Jewell fell one day last
week ana broke her hip. She was alone
at the time of the accident and until help
was procured from passerby. Much
sympathy is felt for Mrs. Jewell,who IS an
elderly lady and not liable to recover rap
idly.
The following is the statement of the
Orange County creamery for the month OF
February: Milk received at creamery,
t.6l1 lbs; butter made from same,
~ 2s7 lbs: received for butter, s26O6.4oi
running expenses, s29S 81; number OF
patrons, 13S. Will pay on The 2Oth OF
March, BIC.
As announced last week, there is to be
stereopticon lecture at the town hail TO-
morrow friday evening by Mr.. Sner-
/ burn Hutchinson, 4. N. This lecture,
which is recommended by the clergy and
press as a first -class entertainments, Will
| he illustrated by Photographic views OF
/ the sun, moon, planets ana other celes'lai
phenomena as seen through the telescope,
I As well as by other views OF popular and
/ scientific interest.
ArthurG Smith, son OF c. b. Smith OF
North Tunbridge, who viii be RENE NJ
bered as having been a student OF the
! academy here, met with terrible accident
recently. While working ~ the power
/ station OF the Merrimack Electric Light
company at Hookset, n. H., OF Whlch ms
| brother. Robert b. Smith, is superlntend-
ent. he happened to receive 550 Volt
shock of electricity and was terribly burn
/ ed from his waist up, especially ms lace;
/ For over a week il was feared that be had
entirely lost his eyesight, but such is not
I tbe case and his friends here are glaa 10
/ learn that he is slowly recovering
Over fifty friends and neighbors OF Mr'
and Mrs. Colburn met al thelr hoine 1 aon
/ day night, March 18th, to remind them
/ tbst n was the 27th anniversary OF their
/ marriage. Although taken completely oy
i s,,-,,rise MIR. and Mrs. Colburn were
I e,sial 10 the occasion and cordially wei
/ coined their guests to their pleasanl q noiile. l
Il The evening passed pleasantly ana all too
quickly with music ~ -. o,sfss
1 course Refreshments OF cake ana conee
I S,-s-a served and then came the presenta,
80, ~ valuable articles of silverware ana
! sum Of money to Sir. and Mrs. ColbuTn.
| The presentation speech was maoe og
Rev. &. B. Drake and fittingly respoho.eo .a
- nv Mr.. Colburn, who assured tne
donors that these tokens oil theiI estseln ls....
and friendship would always oe a.
reminders Of this happy occasion. UT;
and Mrs. Colburn have spent the whole oi
their married life in Chelsea ana are 5
among its most esteemed residents Az
unite In wishing them many happy re-
turns Of their wedding anniversary
lis surprising what wee bit oi
ithin0n can accomplish Sick headaehe
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stonsSn' 4,l
Sfzzfness are quickly banished ~ D1- DJ,1,