Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

F.E. Allen went to Boston Tuesday for
few days.
Miss Mary Slack is working at the hotel
during court.
All. Powers went to Montpelier and
Barre Tuesday.
Harry sanborn, who had been quite
sick is better.
Miss Emma Darling is home from Bos-
ton for short stay.
Miss Lena Spaulding went to her home
in Barre Wednesday.
J.K Darling is able to be again on the
street after his illness.
Miss Mary Laird is working in the fam
lily OF Rev. W. e. Allen.
Mrs. Lewis Gotta OF Waterbury is visit
ing at George YouDg's.
Mrs. Hall OF Brookfield and Mrs. Fred
Stanton are cooking at the hotel.
Philena Slack was home from south
Royalton for short visit last week.
Rev. B. B. Sherman and family left
Tuesday morning for Medford, Mass.
D. W. Parker recently sold two good
colts, aged respectively four and five years.
Warren Gilman of Lowell came Wednes-
day and is visiting his brother, Frank
Gilman.
C.P. Dickinson and wife and E. o. Tracy
and wife visited friends in Montpelier
Monday.
WIN. F. Davis went to Burlington
Wednesday looking after the electric
light business.
Mrs. Hiram Kingsbury OF Boston was in
town last week. She started back Friday,
driving her team.
The personal property belonging to the
late Francis Tyler Is to be sold at auction
on the premises Wednesday, June 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings OF Barre, who
preached Sunday at the Cong'l church, was
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
the coming year to occupy the pulpit OF
the Congl church and Is expected to be
here the 18th.
Misses Gertrude Brownell of South Roy
alton, Daisy RoIfe Of Tun bridges and Inez
McAllister of Washington are doing table
work at the hotel through court.
The household goods belonging to II. J.
bugbee, who has moved to Massachn-
sets, will be sold in the park by G. f.
Godfrey next Saturday at 10 a. m.
Miss Florence Hyde, daughter Of the
late Edward r. Hyde of this place, is to
graduate this month at st. Johnsbury
academy and is to be one OF the speakers
on that occasion.
MISS DdTau 0uctius WIZ nuc cRInt Tug
winter in Boston, came home last week.
She was accompanied by Mrs. George A.
Emery OF Somerville, who returned to
that place Wednesday. g4t IT ~
Capt. H. H. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ba-
con and Master Edward and Miss Belle
Chandler were away last week on car
rage drive through Rapdolph, Granville,
Warren, etc., returning Saturday.
Witherell & Dowd's great Uncle Toms
cabin show is billed for here next Satur-
day, the 18th. They have secured the
meadow on w. A. Hoods, which makes
good place for their tents. They give
street parade about noon.
The following are the officers of the w.
7. I. U. elected at their annual meeting:
President, Mrs. Z. l.. Corwin; LIST vice
PRESIDENT Mrs. G. II. Barnes; I'd vice pres
ident Mrs. V. M. Allen; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. E. M. Fuller; corresponding
secretary, Miss l.. {. Hatch; treasurer,
Mrs. Q. NJ. Tarbell.
- pair OF horses belonging to j. M.
Grant on the West Hill ran away Monday
morning and one OF them was killed. The
team was left standing in the road headed
toward home near the Dyer Parker place,
when they started for home at full speed.
In turning into the yard at the house one
Of them struck a tree, breaking lts neck:
i was the grey horse Mr.. Grant has used
~ uilNluky IL DtiuS PtOthfht Nv -
looking animal and good roadster. The
horse was probably worth at least sloO.
For gapes in chickens dissolve half an
even teaspoonful OF salt and mix thor
oughly with the daily allowance OF food
ior p young chicks, and for more or less
10 The same proportion. Let them nave
plenty OF clean water and the salt VIII not
nurt them. 1t will go into the circulation
and be thrown out on the tissues OF the
mouth where the cape fly lays its eggs ana
VIII repel the intruder. II the egg mas
Matched the grub will loosen its hold when
Il tastes the salt and will get out. Give
me chickens more salt as they grow older,
put not too much. Keep them away from
loul drains and from all foulness. Inc
same thing happens when we pour orlns
around cherry tree for the bark wart. IL
mixes with the sap and when the bark Is
punetured for the laying Of the egg tnat
the cause OF the disease the taste OF the
salt Will kill or repel.