Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local EDITOR.

Erwin Alderman and wife are In Massa-
ohusetts this week.
Lueian Aldrich moved his household
goods TO Thetford today.
Mrs. +. l.. Harwood visited friends in
Randolph and Braintree last week.
Elmer Bradbury OF Keene, N. a., Joined
his family at e. r. Peters yesterday.
Chas. X. Corwin OF Boston and Harry ]
C0rwin OF Lowell, Mass, are In town.
Miss Pearl Slack OF Lenox. Mass IL
with her sister, Mrs. Herman Campbell.
Mrs. Susan Simons OF Lebanon, N. "A.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Landon,
Mrs. Henry Cummings, son and daugh.
ter visited at Mrs. 5, NJ. Mattoon's Friday.
Franklin Il. Davis OF Lebanon, Nh.
was visiting old comrades in town last
week.
Misses Nellie and Laura Cotton of Glare.
mont, n. H., spent last week at F. e.
Hoods.
Rev. A. J. Eastman Will exchange next
Sunday with Rev. X. Il. Abercrombie OF
Brookheld
George NJ. Davis went on bike trip to
Rtehiord Wednesday, where he will visit
friends for a week.
Col c. $. Emery and family went to
their cottage al Lake Morey Friday 10 re-
main during this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fisher OF Milford. \
b., cousins OF Mrs. Z. d. Barnes, are
guests at Orange County hotel.
F. r. Fuller and family. who have been
spending the past two weeks at Geo. Tap.
Inns, returned TO Lowell, Mass, Monday
Miss DR.. f. J. Child OF Bethel, who hss
been spending a month with her cousin,
Mrs. ID. b. Smith, returned home Friday
Mrs. Gertrude Goodrich and daug liter,
Florence, who have been spending the
past week at w. p. Townsend's, went to
Brookfield Tuesday.
Elgin ID. Barnes sold his bay horse last
week 10 j. II. GlinB OF Newport, n. r.,
for s175. He was a fine animal, weighing
about 1850 lbs. and good roader.
W ~ Flanders is in South Royalton,
Corinth and Waits River much OF the
time lately taking orders for homestesds |
in oil. Tie has large amount OF work OF
this kind on hand ana can show some |
very handsome pictures.
The sold Folks concert witch was |
repeated Wednesday evening OF last week |
was fully as successful as when given be |
fore. The Rotations were given by Mrs. |
]. NJ Comstock, Miss Mary Scale, Miss /
Blanche Townsend and Miss Edith Reed /
Of Nsshus, n. H., and we're finely rendered. /
George Hood OF Corinth was put under
500 bail for sssaulting bis son and break.
ing bis arm last week "Wednesday. The
bearing was before Justice c. 5. Emery.
The following Saturday he was committed
70 Jail for being found intoxicated on the
CAV Of the assault and refusing TO disclose
where be got his liquor. The latter hear
ing was before Justice J. NJ. Comstock at
Cornth.
The sulphur spring on the farm OF Geo.
Iapiin has been thoroughly renovated,
toe well has been dug deeper and new
box put in, which keeps out all outside
matter. This spring ought TO be brought
into promine nee, as Il Is one OF the best
Of the kind IN the state. and, by the way,
II is one OF the Drettiest drives up there
from the village that We have about here.
The young foxes circuit Bixby captured
In the spring and has been keeping pris-
oners al summer dug out Of their wire
pen Friday night and skipped for freedom.
Joe Tracy aged u years, saw one OF them
near bis house and pursued II, successfully
too. He caught II by the tail and by
swinging II dexterousy around succeed
ed 10 getting IL TO the barn and into bar
rel safely and returned II TO Mr.. BiNbyi
but the other three are still al large.
Mrs. Henry wardDer and Miss Ellen :.
Steele OF Windsor were in town last week.
They are daughters OF the late Jason steele
who was formerly cashier OF the old
Orange county bank OF this place. He
lived in the house now occupied by j. B.
Atwood on Maple avenue and was a
prominent man In town affairs, The
daughters found but few people here
whom they knew, but were much pleased
with the marked improvement In the VIII
lage since their absence Of many years.
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