Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-16
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BrxBY, Local Editor.


NJ ISIS Hattie Robbins visited friends in
Barre last week.
HW. Spear was at Montpelier and Wa.
terbury last week.
Miss Emma Wilson of Boston is visiting
at A. w. Whitney's.
Mrs. F. W. Bixby is visiting her sister
in Washington this week.
Mrs. Belle Roberts OF Barre is visiting
her aunt, Adeline Robbins.
Ed. Caswell OF Bridgeport, Ct, is visit
ing his father, N. H. Caswell
A. H. Morey has moved into the Cope
land house on Maple avenue.
G. P. Dickinson has sold his PAGER to
Mrs. Mary Burnham for S100.
Harold Wheatley OF Meriden, Conn.,, is
canvassing for book in town.
Five of the hotel girls went to STAFFORD
Monday night to see "Uncle Toms
Cabin"
Mrs. Mary E. Walker went to Mont
pelier last week to visit her son, w. A.
Walker.
W.T.. Davis and Chas. F. Smith were at
Randolph this week looking after electric
light matters.
Miss Ada White OF Randolph is work.
ing for Miss Lillian Rich in her dress
making parlors.
The new paths in the North common
are a great improvement, having been
widened and graveled.
Willis Bliss made his annual trip Fri
day delivering plants from the Worcester
gardens at Thetford hill
Mr.. c. l. Hood and Mr.. Julian G. Hood
Of Lowell, Mass, were guests at W. f.
Hoods this week, returning today.
Locals is authorized to say that there
will be celebration here July 4th. Plans
are being made for good time. Look out
for the bills soon.
States Attorney H. K. Darling enter
tanned the officers OF the court and the
grand jurors Monday evening at his resi-
dence on Main street,
Children's day at the Methodist church
last Sunday was fittingly observed. The
church was prettily draped with flags
and profusiun of flowers.
Mrs. F. l.. Gardner, wi no has been stay
ing with her mother, Mrs. 8. M. Nation,
for several weeks, returned to her home &C
Brockton, Mass, Thursday.
The Children's day at the Congregation.
al church last Sunday was one OF the best
they ever had. All of the children did
their parts in creditable manner.
James H. Driscoll, piano tuner OF Bos-
ton, mas been here several days. He takes
the place OF MIR. Perkins, who is on the
sick list and is unable to be here this
spring.
barn belonging to B. H. Adams In
Washington was struck by lightning
Wednesday and burned down. Ii con-
tanned about twenty tons OF hay and lot
OF farming tools. Insurance Of s5oO on
barn and contents.
DR.. Godfrey has moved his office into
the front room O. that part of his house
fad hx ~ MnraV. which
makes him fine office. He has newly
papered ard painted the entire inside OF
the house and is now going TO repair the
barn and paint it.
All pensioners will p lease take notice =
When you bring your vouchers TO De
made out, bring with them your pension
certificate. This is the law and tine PEN
sion department is enforcing 1t. DO not
forget next time as 1t will cause you delay
IN sending out your papers.
Master Dan Dickerson had lawn party
Friday afternoon from till O'Clock, the
occasion being his ninth birthday. There
were about 40 of his schoolmates present.
Ice cream, cake and other eatabies were
served at six o'clock. Every one OF the
little folks reported beautiful time.
There is to be Republican caucus sat
urday, June Is, at O'Clock p. m. 10 eject
delegates to the congressional convention
- ~ AOAO ~ ulO1tpCAAcA te2c 10y
delegates to the state convention to be held
at Montpelier June % and to elect dele,
gates to the county convention to be heio
at Chelsea June %. All Republicans IN
town should attend the caucus next sat
urday.
Daniel Goodell, aged SO years, died at
the home of his son, Leroy Goodell, June
9Th. He lived in Woodbury. until iour
years ago, when he and his wife came mere
to live with their SON His wife survives
him. He had been member of the Con-
gregational church for many years. Inc
funeral was held Saturday from the resi-
oence of Leroy Goodell, Rev. W. Z. Alien
ofhciating.
II you will pole off the forest caterpliiars
from maple Tree aud break all the Weps
that connect the bougDs with the eartn
and then run around the trunk a girdle oI
Tar or, better still, thin mixture OF rosln
and glycerine or animal oil, that tree Is
safe for the season. You can save from