Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-17
Chelsea Home News.


Chas. Doyle has been on the sick list.
Mrs. John Sanborn is sick with the grip
Mrs. Carrie Locke is keeping house fol
Ava Robinson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Grant was visiting her sister
in WilIiamstown last week.
Elijah B. Dennison is very low and is ex.
pected to live but a short time.
The Epworth League held sociable al
Fifeld Bohonon's last evening.
Thomas Doyle has been having a severe
time with his hand, caused by silver.
The bank hours are, for the present, a
10. to II m. and II 80 p m. to $3.50 p. m.
The West Hill sociable is to be held with
Mrs. V. A. Flanders tomorrow friday
evening.
There is to be social dance at DeDs-
more's hall tomorrow evening. Music by
Densmore's orchestra.
Lewis j. Gray and wife have been visit
ing friends the past two days in Barre,
Berlin and Montpelier.
Joseph H. Griffin has gone to Manches-
ter, N. H., and has rented his farm to
Martin Bohonon for the coming season.
Harry Lyford is to work this season for
Il. s. Fits, Elmer lister for Alva
Robinson, and Herbert Judd for John
Stanley.
Mrs. Julia Edwards, wife OF Calvin
Goodwin, died OF consumption Tuesday,
March Sth, aged 81 years. The funeral
was Thursday from the house.
At the w. c. T. u. memorial service
Sunday there is to be collection for the
Temple fund. This temple Is hereafter to
be known as the Willard temple.
Phena Slack returned home from Beth
81 Friday where she had been caring for
her grandfather, and her brother, Harry,
went Saturday to stay this week.
Mrs. Mowll, mother OF Mrs. George
Taplin, died at the home of Mr.. Taplin
Saturday. The remains were taken to
Cambridge cemetery near Boston Sunday
night for interment.
The regular monthly meeting OF the w.
c T. U. was held with Mrs. r. ID. Barnes
Wednesday, March 10Th. After the regu-
lar business had been disposed of, much
oiinterest was read concerning the late
national president, Miss Frances Willard
There is to be a union service at the M.
z. church next Sun dHv morning under the
auspices of the w. q. T. u. II Is memo
rial service for the late Frances Willard,
national president of the w. {. 7. U. IL
is also the anniversary Of the birthday OF
Neal Dow.
Ou OdluEuhy, hdICu Noshf thc ahN~h'to
Of the Bell Shoe company will sell at auc-
ton all the personal property OF the com.
pany and soon the plant and all the real
estate Is to be sold at auction. Here is a
good opportunity for some one with capt.
iaito invest and put in some good paying
business.
The statement of the Orange County
Creamery company for the month of Feb
ruary shows 1853, 727 pounds OF milk re-
eeiyed; S,622 pounds OF butter made;
N,s2942 received for butter, after deduct.
ing freight and commission; running ex-
penses, S262 o.; paid patrons 2lc. per
pound for butter.
Mrs. Joseph Griffin and Mrs. b. II. Ad-
ans attended the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. Minerva Ordway, at Tunbridge, |
Monday, the 18th. Mrs. Ordwsy was ~
years OF age and twin sister to Mrs. NAL
VIVA Stockwell of this town. They were
Inc Oldest twin sisters known to be living |
10 the world. Mrs. Stockwell has partial
y lost her mind and is in very feeble |
health so she was unable to attend her
sisters funeral.