Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-12
Chelsea Home Views.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Jennie Bugbee is working In West Fair.
lee.
Ben Adams is repainting his livery sta
be-
Mrs. ]. B. Tracy is having her house
HE. Slack returned home from Boston
Saturday.
Chas. z. Dickinson recently lost val
liable cow.
George Lougee has moved into M. Z. All.
lens house.
ED. Fuller is making extensive repairs
on his house.
Rev. George B. Drake of vershire was
in town Saturday.
John W. Annis OF Lebanon, N. H., was
in town last week.
Mrs.Joseph Dean OF Randolph is in town
canvassing for book.
Mr.. Eastman breaches at the Cong'l
church again next Sunday.
Albert Bugbee is working this season
for John Scribner at Corinth.
NJ. M. Durham recently purchased a
COW OF q. l.. Hayward for $40.
Charles Hopkins is to carry on the E.
Farnham place again this year.
Wales Moulton has purchased the Hood
place of George Colby and moved there.
Miss Maude Scott is working for Miss
S. NJ. Gilman in her dressmaking parlors.
W. H. Hill has a very fast buckskin
PAGER for which he traded Monday morn
ing.
C. S. Emery has been on the sick list
this week but is now able to be down
town.
q. s. Annis is again on the road with
his bakers cart, the first trip being to-
morrow.
Judge A. II. Fisk OF Eugene. Ore, has
recently been visiting his cousin, Mrs. b.
II. Adams.
Mrs. c. Q. Rollins and Mrs. Rumrill OF
Waterbury we're visiting at Will III. Flan-
ders' last week.
Sheriff d. c. Jones OF South Royalton
aud John Hutchinson OF Hartford were in
town Tuesday.
The David Smith farm is leased this
gear to {. L. Bowles OF Washington, who
took possession last week.
Mamie Farley is doing table work at the
Exchange hotel, Montpe Ter, where her
mother, Mrs. Alexander, is cooking.
Genevieve Farnham has returned from
Lynn, Mass, where she had been for the
past year, and is caring for her sister, Mrs.
Rufus Abbott.
The meeting of.the road com missioners
Of Orange county at the courthouse Tues
day, May 3D., was not fully attended, only
nine being present. % y
Mr.. and Mrs James Atwood and Mrs.
d. F. Bryant went to Piermont, N. ID. sun
day to attend be funeral of NJ rs. Atwood's
nephew, who died Friday.
Mrs. c. II. Granger and daughter, Flor
onaa - How Lnu kanr nj 80
Lena Speulding and attended the COM
mencement exercises Friday evening.
W. F. Davis has given his new building,
occupied by II. 0. Bixby, another coat OF
paint and put an awning across the entire
front, making fine-looking building.
Blaine Smith went Saturday to Hayden
vile, Mass, where he Is to work this sum
mer and go TO school In the fall. his
brother, Fred E. Smith, is principal Of the
school there.
Dick Tracy left Saturday for Concord,
n. H., where he has a position with
thompson q Hoague, wholesale hardware
dealers. Dick will make friends where
ever he goes and we wish him success in
MS new home.
The shoe shop property, including
building, plant and dwelling house, is to
pc sold at auction next Wednesday, May
18th. This is good chance for some one
10 get a good power and building for
small sum OF money.
This is no fish story but genuine egg
story. Mrs. Lelma Slack has hen noted
ior laying large eggs, but last Saturday
she beat the record by depositing one that
measured 1-2 by z -2 inches and weighed
three ounces. Can any one beat this
Dick Tracy was given genuine surprise
friday evening, it being his 21st birthday.
when he went home about $3.50 O'Clock he
found some % of his friends and neighbors
present, not only to congratulate him on |
DIS being q years of age, but also TO bid
MIN goodbye as he left for Concord, n. H., |
the next morning.
AT the meeting Saturday night it was
decided to have a 4th of July celebration |
tnls year and committee was appointed
% solicite funds for the enterprise. Anoth-
e meeting next Saturday night Will APP
point the various sub committees and ar
range detailed plan for the event, when
~ Is proposed to make more extensive
.nsn we have had for many years.