Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21
Chelsea Home News.
Il. 0. BIxRY, Local Editor

Choice collie pups for sale.
sS FRANCIS LAIRD.
We keen always on hand pitchfork and
hoe handles, also the best machine oil.
u e. H. KENNEDY.
Mrs. Charles Blaisdell is sick.
James Hosking, Jr.. returned to Johnson
saturday,.
FIJI. Tracy OF Montpelier was in town
saturday,.
nc. Sleeper has moved into Mrs. Mat
ICONS house.
Miss Nettie George is at work for Fred
Eaton at East Randolph.
George Colby and Clinton Bowen cut
lbe hsy on c. |. Hoods farm.
Allie Noyes OF Haverhill, Mass, is visit
ng bis uncle, A. w. Whitney.
Miss Mary F. Fay OF Grafton, Mass, is
Ne guest OF her cousin, George l.. Stow.
Mrs, HE. Mosher has so much improved
gtu be free from the care OF physician.
An old-fashi oned hay ride was enjoyed
BY the young people Wednesday evening.
Dr.. Walter S. Gustin OF Union Village
recently visited his aunt, Miss Sarah Gus
lin.
Ell HARDWOOD and family were visiting
friends in Braintree and Randolph last
week.
Miss Charlotte Hackett OF South ROYAL
ton was the guest of Mrs. Frances Bixby
hst week.
Miss Vernie Wills OF South Tunbridge
yent Thursday with her friend, Mrs. Har-
Bryant.
Mrs. c. R. Stacy OF Everett, Mass, was
here to attend the funeral OF her sister,
Ms Mary j. Scales.
p E. Davis was called to Lebanon, N.
H. Monday by the sickness of his son,
Frank, who has the fever.
Mrs. E. F. Simonds, formerly Mabel
Bacon, Of Dorchester, Mass, is spending
hssummer with her people.
Have we a sulphur spring on the North
nnmon And is it the germ OF our COM
ing boom II not, what is II
Harlan A. Flanders OF Concord, N. H.,
lE been visiting his father, Vernon Flan-
dfs, the past week, returning yesterday.
The amount OF sS1, $40 in the new U. s.
per cent bonds has been subscribed
through the National Bank of Orange
nanty
states Attorney Hale K. Darling went
2 Randolph Saturday night and raided a
pace Tor the ardent, securing several bot
le Of beer.
Frank l. Whitney, accompanied by DR..
AB. Smith, went to Burlington Thurs
diy to have his hand examined by spe-
aallst, returning Friday.
l. G. and F. l.. Beckwith are building a
Dew house, the ell part OF which was put
p last fall. 1t is going to be nice look
ing building when completed. 4
William h. Cummings and daughter,
1ulla, came Thursday. We are pleased to
v Nj. Cummings so we'll although he is
Alll weak from his recent illness.
George Goodrich has a remarkable apple
iee Tor this country. On one side there
lspples nearly as large as hens eggs
vale the ether side is in blossom.
ithere is a place in the wide world
snefe human life and health are more se-
suie than in placid Chelsea, it would seem
zoe on an American man OF war in act
Onnge county court resumed its work
aesoay morning at 8 O'clock after a two
'uKs recess. James r. Nc Lam of Top
,.sm mas been appointed to sit as assistant
H'ge IN place OF the late ] Judge Kibbee.
MS. Mary j. (Stevens) Scales died Sun
alght, aged rs years, months. The
NERAL was Tuesday afternoon at the
s ss..aoolst church, Rev. w. Il. Allen OIL
wing The interment was at South
aee orange County Creamery company
s ~ssed 2s3 OIL pounds OF milk during the
s.al OF June; made IA, 492 pounds oil
,s.sl ,ior which was received after deduct
Sn.lsnt and commission, =, 437.79; run
ssApsnses, sS2l.53; paid patrons l6c.
sse Benevolent society OF the Cong'l
tn ,,.en Will hold a sociable with Mrs. j b.
ksOoa Wednesday evening, the 9th,
70 1880. Refreshments Will
rssiIs,eo. 1t is hoped that as many as
n , s. Will attend that they may meet
huiy. ' new mr. East inA' '
k,o,o.1e night pan OF water with little
Isssss5ne noating on the surface and
~ amp set in the center caught over
~. -Otns, the bulk of them those of the
49, 49, caterpillar, which have only Just
ID. enceo TO hatch, and 1t was rainy
~, Ss 100. 1t might have been thousands
IT, hter on. This is also just the
I5s iof June bugs. "a word to the
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