Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-13
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

H.o. BIxBY, Local Editor.
He. Slack is to work this month for
r. 5. Fits.
Miss Lora Hill returned to Manchester,
n. H., Monday.
Ned Griffin is at work for Gard Ashley
At south Royalton in his tonsorial parlors.
Mrs. H. p. Albright OF Seattle, Wash,
mas been the guest Of Miss e. A. Noyes
this week.
several couples attended sugar party
At Dan Smiths Friday evening and report
q Inc time.
Dan Skinner has gone to Beach Bluff,
Mass, where he is to work in hotel he
coming season.
Richard Kennedy has been very sick
with pneumonia but is gaining now. DR..
4. b. Smith attends him.
Miss Ellie Coburn returned from Man
chester, n. H., saturday, where she has
been the past few weeks.
Miss Mary Larkin goes to Kennebunk-
sort, Me-, next Monday where she is to
work in a MOTEL this summer.
". NJ. Flanders has recently decorated
the windows of e. A. Densmore and L. X.
Hood with a very SNOWY effect.
Miss Emma Rowell OF Tunbridgs and
Clarence Burke and wife OF south Royal
ton visited at +. f. Bixby's this week.
Mrs. s. NJ. Nation, who has been out OF
aealth for some time, has engaged Miss
EMg COburn to care for her for The pres
ent.
Col. c S. Emery and ", r. Hood are
tae latest TO have their houses wired for
electric lights. There are others soon 10
follow.
VIII Barnes shot four crows the otaer
morning at one shot. II any one has done
better than this we should like 70 have a
record OF it.
T.. y. Wallace begun work for E. d.
Barnes Monday, Ia charge Of the hotel
barn. Mr.. Wallace has been there before
and is good man in the place.
E. A. Titus of Athol, Mass, came satur-
day morning to attend the funeral OF mis-
mother. He spent Sunday with his broth
e., +, j. Titus, returning home yesterday.
Many OF oar farmers are not going to
sugar this season as he snow is so deep
In some places it is impossible TO get into
the woods, being from to feet on the
level.
Miss Gertrude Brownell has finished
work al the Orange County hotel aud re-
Turned to her home in South Royalton.
Miss Daisy Rolfe OF Tunoridge takes her
piace.
Noah Taylor and wife, Miss Janette
Wiley ard Mrs. John Calef OF Washing
ton and Frank Martin ana vile OF Barre
were In town Friday to attend Mrs. Smith
Taylor
Benson Sanborn recently sold his pair
q heavy weight black aud white oxen to
c. l. Hoods agent OF Lowell, Mass, for
use on the Hood farm. The price pald
vas go.
Mrs, Jennie Comstock Of Cambridge,
Mass, Mrs. sally Cilley OF New bury, N. H.,
and George Richardson OF Thetford were
IN town Saturday 10 attend the funeral OF
their sister, Mrs. Edison Titus.
Preparations are being made for an old
folks concert under the auspices of the
sarah z. Bacon Benevolent society and
C. e. society OF the Cong'l church. The
concert is 10 be given early in May.
There is to be new room finished of in 1
the schoolhouse this summer aud the pri. [
mary department divided. This has I
been a longfelt want as one teacher 4
could not do justice to so many primary /
pupils.
Capt. W. II. II. Hall and Hon. J. b. |
Bacon were IN Bostcn last week buying 1
the fixtures and finish for the new bank
room ia the new corner block. Work is
20 be begun on the vault as soon as the 4
weather will permit.
The many friends OF Hon. George A.
Dickey Of Bradford were deeply shocked .
Friday TO learn OF his sudden death. Mr..
D1Ckey was well known here and TO know
him was TO like him. He met all with
that open hearted hospitality that made
him Jour friend at once.
Fred r. Atwood has been home for
ieT days. He is a member OF the Dart
mouth Glee and Mandolin clubs and left
Monday for their spring trip. They give
eight concerts this trip and include among
them Troy, n. Y, New York city, MT.
Holyoke college and Glens Falls, \. y.
Prospects are good for company man
liacturing spools and bobbins 10 locate
l9 the Electric Light Co.'s buildings this
suring. Just look over your farms ana
see how much white birch you have got
and how many cords you could furnish
such concern, as that is the kind OF .
wood wanted most in the manufacture OF
spools.
The Electric Light Co. is doing a good
al night Job and you can have all the light
vou want from now on but you have got
10 pay for il from April LIST. The compa
nY has furnished light on and of since
December with no regular charge, but
l9w there is plenty OF water and electrici-
iy all the time and a small bill once In
Three months.
While Dan Smith was assisting man
TO get his horse up out OF the snow near
i, y. Lucas Sunday, his milk team ran
i9r the village and was stopped AROUND on
Maple avenue by Elmer Wallace. No Sc
rlous damage was done The milk was
pretty we'll splashed around and Mr. Wall
lace got his share OF 1t when he climbed
INTO the sled to stop the horses.