Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-27
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxsY, Local Edttor.

Miss Nellie Bixby is clerking for the
new firm.
Ebsn Darling is sick and gone to his
home in Corinth.
Miss Lucy osgood OF East Randolph is
atH. r. Walkers
Miss 5. A +. Walton has gone to Bur-
lngt0n for few weeks.
Mrs. W. NJ. Nation is visiting her sis
ter in Corinth this week.
Mrs. Il. T. Walker mas a petunia that
has over rs buds and blossoms.
The Larkin club meet with Miss Z. A.
Moves Monday, July 81, at o'clock p. m.
Mrs Kate Reed OF Nashua, n. H.. came
Tuesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Tracy.
Misses whitney and Mcdonald Of
Montpelier spent Sunday at A. W. Whit
ney's.
Mrs. Newell Bixbv has gone to Mont
pelisr and Mortified this week visiting
friends.
sam. @. Hall. who has been to Cohoes.
n. Y, on business, returned home satur.
day night.
r. f. Fuller and family OF Lowell, Mass,
came last week to visit his brother and
sister here.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby are
spending the week at c. +. Stanley's in
Washington.
Miss Hattie Chandler OF Barre and Mrs.
irving Coveu OF Willismstown were in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Il. Helmer came Saturday
from New York city 70 remain a few
weeks with her father, W F. Hood.
Mrs W. A. Allen Of Brookheld and her
granddaughter, Miss Mabel Foster, OF
HWr1iuufOn ygRrg in tnWu Hhuradau
AZ the special town meeting Saturday
afternoon IL was voted TO raise q special
tax to psy for the new road machine.
G. l. Hayward and his brother, Charles,
spent last Thursday in Montpelier. His
brother returned to Lowell, Mass, Satur.
day,
John n. BiKby, principal OF the High
school at CRANKY, Mass, has teen visit
Jog his father, \. 5. Bixby, for a few
days
John Knox, who has been stopping
with his sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Burnham, re-
turned 70 his home in Manchester, n. H., |
last week.
Miss Flora Corwin had a classmate from |
BridgewRter normal school visiting her /
last week, Miss Ethel Edgerton OF New /
ton Center, Mass.
f. II. Kennedy has had a severe time /
With his thumb caused by blood poison 4
from bones he was grinding for his hens 1
Il is gaining but not yet well.
Mrs Gertrude Hyde Goodrich and |
daughter, Miss Florence Hyde, OF 81.
Johnsbury are visiting Mrs. W. p. Town
send and other friends In town.
The Junior Benevolent society took
about 80 at their ice cream festival Fri
day evening. The little folks were proud
OF the result, II being rainy night.
Rev. j. b. Richardson OF Hiawstha,
Kan, formerly OF Nershire and a class
mate OF Rev. Will II. Davis, was in town
last week and visited at Geo. l.. slows.
Mrand Mrs. Jack Whitney Of Calliopee,
Ia, came last week. Mrs. Whitney came
10 visit her mother, AIRS. Roxy Dewey,
who is confined TO the house with
broken hip.
Col c. s. Emery has returned from his
western trip. He has not come back
with the idea that the east Is no longer a
suitable place to live. He still believes In
old Vermont.
Mail that leaves here at 2:30 O'Clock p.
N. will from now on reach those towns ,
between South Royalton and Montpelier
the same night, as arrangements have
been made for the Boston Montreal ex-
press to take IL.
a. l. Fuller was in town last week
VIII MS UFOtNtFs fFhuk FdAitif % 80
shire Mr. Fuller formerly attended
school at Chelsea academy and graduated
At Dartmouth college ia 1850 he now
holds a very tne position as professor OF
Greek aud Latin In Albert college, Cleye.
land, Ohio.
The statement OF the Orange county
cream Fry for June Is as follows; Cream I
received, 2,253 1-2 lbs milk received, 80
iiS los. butter made from same, 1891 4
lbs received for batter. deducting freight
and commission, 80 09S,6i, running eN 4
penses, including one halt cent per 10. re-
served, s379.2s; paid patrons 10 cents
average test, 46l.
Il. w. Dearborne & Son have the job to
build an addition TO the schoolhouse. 2
A room 25x30 feet is being made out
OF the wood shed. When completed TINS b
will give four recitation rooms IN the
building. Two teachers in the primary
department ought to help matters so the 4
pupils can have a reasonable amount OF II
attention. Last year they were so crowd
ed that justice could not be done them
Charles p. Dickinson, who has been In
trade here for the past thirteen years, >
sold out last week 10 f. A. Ordway OF
Aberdeen. n. C., w. e. Holmes, who hsa
been his clerk for the past two years ana 8 8
II. n. Mattison, cashier OF the Natiohal 4
Bank of orange county. Mr.. Dlcklnsoh =
has many friends here who regret bis re- y
The new firm IS to be known I. 4
as Ordway, Holmes 4 Co. and TOOK y
possession last Thursday morning. Inc y
HERALD extends its best wishes TOT n
prosperous future.