Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-23
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mrs. Dudley Cabot is quite sick.
Or. W. e. Locke OF Uorinth was in town
& Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter have
sor. born the 18th.
Everett Ballou is recovering from an at.
q tack OF the iaundice.
Geo-ge NJ. Davis visited his brother in
East Barre last week.
Miss Emma Rowell OF Tunbridge is Wis.
fling at +. r. BiXbys.
/ h. Bacon is still confined to the house
with a relapse OF the grip.
Mrs. Elmer q. Reed is recovering from
a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs, +. Il. Hood and daughter, Ola, we're
IN Barre Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Munroe O. Coburn returned Satur-
day from Northampton, Mass.
W. c. Orr and family OF Vershire visit
ed al Horace Walkers Saturday.
Ernest Harwood went to Braintree
Monday 10 visit bis grandfather.
Mrs. Evart Brown OF Yershire is visit
ing al her fathers, Henry Adams.
Mrs. Frank H. Tracy OF Montpelier is
guest at II. w. Dearborn's this week.
Grin ID. Lyford, who is working in YER
g hire, was home fora short visit last week.
Alva Bohonon Of Granville is visiting
friends and comrades in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Farnham OF South
Royaltou visited at Oreutt Bixby's last
week.
Mrs. Zelma Slack has moved into the
house owned by w. F.. Wood on Maple
avenue,
Frank Larkin had new maple syrup for
breakfast Feb % and has sap enough for
another boiling.
Frank Richardson OF Braintree has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Il. l.. Harwood,
returning Monday.
Miss Nancy Hall went TO Montpelier
Friday to remain for few weeks with
her friend, Miss Maria White.
Wilfred Alien, who is attending school
al Canaan, n. II is spending his vaca-
ton with his father, X, w. Allen.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
win Cady Of Alburgh, n. V, FEB. 8. They
moved from this town about year ago.
Adams and Lewis took in the auction
sale Of horses at West Lebanon, n. h.,
Saturday. Look out for the new horses.
The south vestry OF the Cong1 church
has been wired for electric lights W hich
were used for the first time Sunday even
ing.
Mrs Robert Fulton and son, who have
been at Mr.. Darling's for a few weeks,
went to Bradford Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Dr. smith.
II. K.OarIing returned from Boston last
week Thursday, where be has been spend
ing the past three weeks with his broth
er, Mai Chas. X. Darling.
There is 20 be an entertainment in the
town hall the first of March, the proceeds
90 60 towar ds the eNpa use OF wiring the
hall. More about il next week.
J. b Bacon has sold the Jabez Corwin
farm occupied by George Young to Arthur
Slack OF Randolph, for Il 900. ar Young
has not yet decided where be will go.
Edwin d. Fuller, superintendent OF the
orange county creamery, having passed
satisfactory eNamination, has received
license to test milk under the new law.
l.. s. Allen has sold his harness business
90 +. ID. Abbott OF Hartford who takes
possession ia about three weeks. Mr.. Abb
bolt Is a son OF Q. p. Abbott OF this place.
Eben Darling. who drives the Dearborn
milk team, Is suffering from blood poison
ing caused nv a slight hurt TO his hand.
Fred folsom takes his place this week on
the milk cart.
The many friends OF Mr.. Aaron y. King
OF Iunbridge will be pleased to learn he
is improving from the severe attack OF the
grip with good prospects OF recovery soon. I
DF. 5. n. GOss attends him.
The W. c. r. y. held Frances willard /
memorial meeting in connection with 4
their regular monthly meeting Friday al T
ternoon, Feb. II, that day being the an
hiVersary OF Miss Wizards death.
Mr. Charles Jones OF Bradford, Arm Of
slgarns q Jones, general insurance agents,
was 90 town last week as adluster Tor the
VT Mutual Fire Insurance Co. on the loss
sustained by DIR. NJ. n. Corwin at the re-
cent hre IN his house. Mr.. Jones former
~ iived In town and was greeted By many
Old friends.
Maj Cnas. X. Darling, recently APP 4
pointed and confirmed as u. 5. marshal for
the district OF sachusetts, takes pos
session OF the office March LIST. The po-
s.llon pays an annual salary OF 5000
Harold Comstock came home from Mer.
lqen, y. H., saturday to attend the funer-
o. OF his grandfather, franklin Dearborn,
lie was accompanied by Edwin Hibbard,
WHO had worked for Mr Dearborn two
years. They returned to Meriden Mon
Gay morning.
Herbert T. Judd and Miss Hattie z. !
ROBBINS, both OF Chelsea, we're quietly
married al the Congii parsonage by Rev. I
a, ). Eastman Wednesday evening, teb.
ID Thursday morning hey went TO their
new home on the West Hill, which i the
isrm he bought last fall OF John Blakely. I
Mrs. Judd has many friends here and the
HERALD joins with them in wishing the
rs newly married couple long and happy