Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-30
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. B1xBY, Local Editor.


W.D. Walker of Montpelier was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Edison Allen is very sick with
pneumonia.
s. z. Wallace is repairing his house for
rental next month.
Gel. q. S. Emery was at Randolph Tues.
oay and Wednesday.
Eugene II Kennedy has moved in6o Mrs.
Maria Bacon's house.
Bert Young is working for Wesley Sea-
yer in Williamstown.
The teachers examination will be held
here Saturday, April sth.
Haekett Adams and Anna Dearborn
have been sick the past week.
Miss Sara Downs, who has been at work
for c. s. Emery, has gone home.
Hiss Ina Hackett is working in the fam
iIv Of Hale Durrell in Tunbridge.
Il. 5. Allen begins work for A. H. Pow
ers IN the Chelsea mill April LIST.
Mrs. Carrie Locke bias gone to Worces-
ter to work in family this summer.
There will be a dance at Densmores hall
tomorrow night from s till l O'Clock.
There was a sociable for the young peo-
pie at the Cong'l vestry Monday evening.
go. Tracy is suffering from a bad eye
Al present writing he is more comfortable.
Miss Lizzie Townsend OF Barre spent
Sunday with her brother, VIM. p. Town
send.
Next Saturday is the last day you can
get your dog registered at the regular
price
Mrs. Emeline waterson went to viii
Jamestown Saturday to remain several
weeks.
E.D.Abbott has taken possession otthe
harness shop purchased few weeks ago
OF l.. s. Allen.
Arthur A. Abbott, who had been at
work for l. 5. Allen until be sold out, has
gone to Bethel to work in a harness shop.
John B. Atwood and wife, who have
spent the winter in Manchester, n. II. re-
turned Monday night. Mrs, Atwood's
niece Miss Lora Hill, accompanied them.
Mrs. E. F. Peters has sold the undivided |
half Of he brick house recently bought OF
the McGaw estate to Mrs. Mary Trscy, /
who owned the other hall OF the property. 1
Zila smith. Blanche Townsend, Belle
Chandler, Harold COmstock aud VIM Cha. /
pin are home from the X. Il. academy, 1
herden, y. r., spending the Easter yaca-
ton IF ten days.
Among the guests at Orange County 4
Hotel last week was A. q. Gage OF Man
chester, y. II Hiram Hyde, STAFFORD +
John II. Johnson and wife and T. S.Smith 1
and wife Of Barre.
" Dane OF Salem. Mass, was in town
last week He was looking for Vermont
horses and wanted matched pair OF me-
dium weight. There is always a dema nd
for good Vermont horses.
T. O Perkins has position with the
American Express 90. al Lowell, Mass.
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whether IL Is packages marked, "Glass-
With Care" or just common Saratoga
trunks
Munroo Coburn, who has been having
the grip, is Just able 10 be out. II Is some
thing new for "Mun" 10 be housed up
and be gave in hard, but he had to come
% tt 10 time and consequently was longer
Ia recovering.
George Young is going to peddle for A.
Z. Martin at White River Junction. His
family will remain where they are for the
present as he has rented part Of the house
Of A, z. Slack, who has bought the farm
and taken possession.
Mfs. Frank Hackett received word Sat-
urday OF the death OF her brother, Ernest
Longley, at Rutland The funeral was
sunday. Mr.. Longley lived here with his
sister Two years ago and worked part of
the season Ia Adams livery stable.
VIM. NJ. Flanders has moved 10 the Geo.
Andrus house on Court street. Harry +.
Bryant moves up a flight and takes the
tenement vacated by MIR. Flanders in the
brick house aud Fred Z. Sleeper comes in
70 that part Of the house left vacant by Mr..
Bryant.
The claim that the city OF Lynn, Mass,
mas the only floating bridge 10 the world
Is ca error, as there has been a floating
bridge across the natural pond in Brook
I'd, Vt, for more than half a century.
The bridge at Lynn is across Glenmore
pond and is about 500 feet long. IL has
been in use nearly 100 years.
We clip the following from the Daily
yhronicle OF Marion, Ind. sd. W. II.
Mcdonnell was arrested this afternoon
ana taken before Justice Holman TO an
s"er 70 the charge OF practicing without
license. He piled not guilty and his trial
vas set Tor Thursday mornin at y O'Clock.
failip Matter went on DR.. McConn ellis
bond for the latteris appearance ct trial.
Dr, Mcconnell is graduate Of the new
scnooi OF osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo-,
anl the diplomas from that school are not
recognized In this state. DR.. Mcdonnell
has engaged o. l.. Cline as his attorney
and win fight the case on the grounds
tnat the law is unconstitutional as lar as
ms case is concerned, claiming that his
case does not come under this law"
Cd 3osa Ia, time soxsa itves y DIR Woods /