Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-18
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mrs. TOWner is Visiting irlenus IN VIII
Jamestown.
Miss Lizzie Long OF Barre is working
Al the hotel.
Mrs. e. o. Tracy visited friends In
Montpelier last week.
Ransom George and wife of Randolph
visited friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Skinner of Bethel visited
Mr.. II. Il. Bixby the first OF the week.
W. Dane OF Salem, Mass, recently
nnrebased several horses in this vicinity.
Dr. Walter F. Vincent OF Burlington is
visiting his sister, Mrs. +. N. Goss, this
week.
Mrs. Florence Abbott Moore OF South
Rvegate is visiting her father, Joseph All
bolt.
WIN. r. Davis was in Boston this week
on business for the Electric Light &
Power Co.
The Orange County Creamery Co. have
lust purchased a new United States I'm
proved separator.
Mrs. Mary Munson and Mrs. Fred
Dickinson of Corinth visited at K. B..
Dickinson's this week.
VIM. r. Hood spent Sunday with his
brother, G. l.. Hood, at Lowell, Mass, re-
turning Monday night.
Darling & Darling and Geo. l.. Stow
were in attendance at the Supreme court
at Montpelier last week.
A hen belonging to Mrs. Louisa Clough
recently presented her with an egg that
measured Z LIKE l-2 inches.
Mrs. Irene Carpenter is keeping house
for W. p. Townsend this week while Mrs.
Townsend is at st. %Johnsbury.
Miss Athena Coburn has gone TO Cor
fntb where she will remain a few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. A. p. Cook.
Horace Moody has moved from 4. f..
Densmore's to Mrs. Ellen Hoods barn
where be puts up his stage team.
Rev. W. r. Allen, owing to Ill health,
has asked to have his vacation extended
three weeks, which has been granted.
D. G.. Stoughton OF South Royalton has
the contract to build the vault In the new
bank building and is to begin work this
week.
Mrs. Saphronia Urdway, who spent the
winter with her daughter In Lowell, re-
turned Monday TO her rouse on Maple
avenue.
Mrs. II. s. Andrus, who spent last win
ter 10 south Troy, has returned to town
and will occupy the Minard house this
summer.
Fred w. Smith has sold bis pair OF gray
Morgan mares To r.. W. Alien for 200. The
pair weigh about 100 lbs, and will make
good team for Mr.. Allen.
Services will be held In the church at
South Washington by Rev. A. J. East
nan every Sunday afternoon this summer,
beginning next Sunday, May 21st.
L. d. Parkhurst and w. X. Dearborn
haze just finished painting the new Ba-
en- a Hall block. This was the second
coat, the drst having been put on last TALL.
Mrs. w. p. Townsend went 70 st.
J0husbury Monday 10 visit Mrs. Gertrude
Hyde Goodrich and attend the grand
musical convention held at that place
this week.
Road Commissioner W. NJ. NATION re-
Gently purchased a fine pair OF black
horses that weigh about 1900 lbs. from
Randolph parties. He bought them TO
work on the road machine.
Mrs Geo. II. Cox Of Providence, r. l.,
came Thursday to remain several weeks
for her health and is boarding with MIS-
Emeiine Noyes. She was accompanied by
Miss Edith Calef, who returns this week.
A pair OF horses belonging 10 NJ. {.
Allen we're left alone In the field for a few
moments Monday attached TO a pillow
when they ran away, demolishing the
pillow and breaking one harness, but ooth
horses escaped unhurt. Moral, don't
leave your team hitched TO machinery.
During the month OF April the Orange
County Creamery Co. received $50 lbs. oil
cream and 23A,036 lbs. OF milk. Butter
made from same, l2,769 pounds; received
Tor butter. deducting freight and COM
mission, s2,lSS.19; running expenses, IN
Guiding one half cent per pound reserved,
szl.14i gain per cent, .17i paid patrons
IS cts.
sunday. Nav 7th. the following were
admitted TO membership in the Congl
church: BY confession, John b. Hatch, ;.
Aobie Hemenway, Florence l.. Hemen-
way, Gertrude Nj. Bacon, Almena IL. Coz
burn, PAMELA NJ. Coburn, Mrs. Bessie Nj.
Stanton, by letter, Marshal A. Carpenter,
Mrs. Helen 5. Carpenter, Mrs. Deborah r.
Smith.
o.. L. Cleveland OF Pocatello, Idaho, is
visiting friends in town. He is a native
OF this place, having left here some twenty
years ago. The first two years be spent
To the mining districts OF Montana, Idaho
and Dakota. For several years be has
been at Pocateiio where he is largely IN
terested 10 land, sheep and horses. de rs
a nephew OF George W. Cleveland ana
cousin OF Chas. NJ. Hunt. He left TINS
week Tor Boston.
"Alonzo Russell, a former barber bere
and In Athol, died Sunday morning IN
Everett. MIR. and Mrs. F. +. Russell, be-
ing intimate friends, went to the funeral.
After a short service at the house, Mon
day at four D. m, the body wss taken 70
his old home and that OF his widow IN
Danville, Vt, for sepelture. Mr.. kusseli