Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-03
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mrs. F. NJ. Perkins is quite sick.
Hon. c. U. Lathrop of Williamstown
was in town Monday.
The little daughter Of L. n. Lucas, Jr.,
IS sick with pneumonia.
Sheriff F.. /. Whitney is confined to the
mousse with very bad hand.
Hon. C. S. Emery went to Randolph
and Montpelier Tuesday p. m.
Mrs. Magoon II Montpelier visited her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Smith, last week.
The spring term Of Chelsea academy
opened Monday with about rs pupils.
Mrs. B. Bacon attended the musical
convention at Randolph last week, return
ing Saturday
Dr.A V. Goss and wife of Taunton,
Mass, are visiting his parents, DIR. and
Mrs. 5. n. Goss.
Benson Sanborn had slight shock
Sunday morning and another Tuesday.
He was somewhat better at last report.
Mrs. G. L. Hayward was thrown from
the sleigh while driving to the village
Tuesday morning and quite severely hurt.
Charles Luce's family have been taking
sthorough dose of the measles. Eight of
the nine representing the family have had
them.
Next Sunday Rev. B. B. Sherman closes
his labors with the Congl church in this
place in accordance with his resignation
some time ago.
Waterson post, No. As, q. A. X was In
yited to an informal tea given by the la
dies of the W. X. z. Saturday, Feb. 26th,
at their headquarters.
Ransom Slack OF Randolph visited at
". h. Emerv's last week. He was on his
way home from Corinth where he had
list closed term of school.
The roof OF George Reeds horse barn
fell last Monday night and completely
Imprisoned one of bis horses, but by
active work it was released without harm.
The Congregational church is to give a
farewell reception to Rev. and Mrs
Barker B. Sherman in the church parlors
Wednesday evening, March 18th. All are
Cordially invited. ~ -i
The officers ofthe Epworth League are
10 be installed next Sunday evening at he
Methodist church with appropriate exer-
cises which are to be public aud everybody
hcordially invited.
Mrs. George Taplin returned home from
Boston Sunday and brought her mother,
who is an invalid and not expected to re-
cover. She was accompanied by her BROTH
e., Chas F. NOVEL; OF Cambridge, Mass,
who returned today.
pOstponement of Washington night of
asst week bscause OF the storm. There
was no debate, but talks on Washington
we're given by Rev. B. b. Sherman, I'll. X.
Darling, Geo. L. Stow and others. Miss
Lila Smith rendered fine violin solo.
Where is Amos That was the question
often asked Sunday morning, referring to
Amos Wright, who was arrested by Con-
stable Alonzo Noyes Thursday night for
an assault UPON the nine year-old daugh-
Ter nf Mrs. Leroy Sleeper. hearing was
held Friday before Justice George L.Stow,
resulting in his being bound over for the
June term OF court and bail being fixed at
pO He was given his liberty for "a
hours to secure bail, his lawyer, j. K. OAR |
ing, becoming his surety for that length |
o. time, which expired at O'Clock Satur |
gay night. AT 5 O'Clock Amos did not APP |
gear according to contract and Constable |
Noyes went to his house fo- him. He was
gone, It was said, to A. O. Underhills,
some five miles ray, to secure Mr.. Under
slll as bail. A visit to the latter place |
disclosed that he had not been there and
aWas clearly evident that he had taken |
lsg bail as the only kind he could secure. |
sunday morning the telephone was kept |
10y both up and down the line. States
Altorney H. K Darling went to Bradford
sho b. H. Adams to Barre Wright's
cam was found at livery stable In Barre
10y soa be was traced to the 10 O'Clock train
saturday night for Montpelier. 1t is
saought be was making for Canada but
apto date he has not been caught. A re.
sara Is offered for bis recovery and no
aouot be will be apprehended sooner or
, sser as, being lame, he will be easily ideu-
aIeo. The sheriffs are barking for him
sn along the line and especially at st.
A;oans and Essex Junction.
~; AFTER Wright was captured in Haver-
~, N d., Tuesday by Constable Frank
a amp OF Bradford and lodged in Orange
county Jail.