Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss Lila Robbins is sick with tn,
grip.
Mrs. Edison Allen is sick with hear
trouble.
W. NJ. Flanders was at Tunbridge last
week painting.
L. H. Bohonon recently sold COW to c
NJ. Beck with for $40.
Hugh Clark has gone to Ely Station to
work for w. Il. Albee.
Judge Lathrop OF Williamstown was in
town on business Tuesday.
II. NJ. Dufur has returned, having been
detained several days by sickness.
The Ten Pin club met with Mrs. w. f.
Hood Wednesday, the p, at the usual
hour.
Eben Darling has returned to work for
Mrs Dearborn, his hand having got near
ly we'll.
rNr. Morse OF Lowell, Mass, who sold
the dynamo to the Electric Light Co., is
iu town.
Miss Edith Skinner OF South Royslton
has been visiting the past week at F. E.
BEby's.
Miss Nettie George is at work at W. l..
Carpenters and Miss Alice Hardy at David
Dckermau's.
Walter Carpenter is soon to move to
North Tunbridge, where he has rented
the Drew place.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson Of Montpel-
Ter spent Sunday with Mrs. Jackson's IA
Their, John B. Corliss.
Leroy Hill, who has been running the
DYNAMO for the Electric Light Co., moves
this week to Bradford.
Miss Mamie Earle, who Is at work in
Hanover. n. H., has been the guest OF the
Misses Coburn The past week.
Herbert Kennedy, proprietor OF the
stark House, Manchester, n H., Is In town
visiting his parents and brother.
Celia Alger, who lives at J. b. Baconis
and goes 10 school, was taken very sick
and obliged TO go home last week.
Miss Bertha Danforth has finished work
in the family OF III. K Daniorth and re-
turned to her home Ia Tunbndge.
Miss Ada White, who has been dress
making here the past winter, has gone for
time to her sisters In Randolph.
Mrs. Herbert Ringsbury, who has spent
the winter at her fathers, joined her hus- I
band at Cam bridgeport, Mass, yesterday. /
F.E. Bixby bought Il lambs Of Andrew
spsgue that weighed, when delivered at
The station, 1850 lbs. Who can beat this ?
T.. l.. HarWood moved Monday into Ly- /
dia G1odelis house on South Main street I
He has lived the past year in +. NJ .Smith's /
house.
M. Atwood Of Randolph was In town
Tuesday paying death loss in the Phenix
Lite Insurance Co. 70 the estate OF Dea.
Frank..H Dearborn.
Do. Godfrey reports that Mrs. Fannie
Spear Who had a severe shock about two
weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be
able to walk across the room.
Orcgu Bxby has a calf, nine months
old, that weighs 700 lbs II is well edu-
Gated Hnd a slick animal and circuit likes
To take DO out Oh dress parade.
Miss Edith Dearborn has been on the
scE st he past week and Mrs. q. + God
frey presided at the organ Of The Metho-
dst eaurch last Sunday morning.
Miss Lon Bacon Of New York city came
Friday night for a visit 10 her father and
friends 10 town. Miss Bacon is matrOn OF
d. simpsons institute in New York.
We were reminded that winter was
breaking Sunday night by brief interval
OF thunder and lightning. Weather !
prophets predict that this means a long, {
cold spring Is
Among thosewho have hired out Tor the {
season are Ed Royce al Frank LRrkin's, g
Fred Grant at G. w. GoodWin's, Frank {
Button az Miss 5. 4. Wills, Charlie Grant
30 VIII Reeds
J. A, CorEin Is In Boston this week on !
business connected with the estate Of the !,
late Amy p. Minard which could not be
settled until the death OF her mother by
provision Of the will.
Rev. W. f. Allen OF late has been giving a
talks on bible history at the Sunday even 5
ll2 meetings. Last Sunday the subject :
was 'Gidson.n His text for the morning >
service was from Luke A. Is.
Fred Monkey, who has worked In the
Nhelsea mills for A. ~, Powers the past
sA years, gets through April LIST and is TO
Work this season for j. +. Hemenway on
rs farm. Fred has been a good man Tor
Mr. Powers and the people will miss him +
DO the mill, but he considers 10 for his
health to be out OF doors.
The Old Country store" played last
week Wednesday evening was a success.
le travelling kept many at home but
so'd crowd vas in attendance and s2oB
were cleared above expenses, which was
Ped 20 the selectmen toward the fund Tor q
we expense Of wiring the hail for electric
lights. Much credit is due Misses Cooley
ana biNby, no had the management OF
lhe entertainment in charge, for it, sue
,essiul climax. :,
A Young Ladies' club vas formed FRI =
laY with ten membe as follows. Mrs. +. =
y sleeper, Mrs " +. Bryant, Mrs. +. n. =,
,anton, Miss Nellie Corwin, Miss Annie -
1oss, Miss Nellie Cooley, Miss Nellie Blk
.l' Miss Sadie Eastman. Miss Florence
y litney and Miss Mary Scales. Mrs., II.
Bryant was elected superintendent and