Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BrxBy, Local Editor.

Il 5. Annis starts mis- bread cart Friday
the 9Th.
C. P. Dickinson was in Randolph
Thursday.
All. Morey and o. ID. Tracy were In
Montpelier Friday.
MI. aud Mrs. Ned Davis OF Bkthel spent
sunday at q. l.. slows.
A. Abbott and Ned Griffin OF South
Rovslton we're in town Sunday.
SIR. and Mrs. p. l.. Sargent attended the
birthday party OF Plyman sesver at
Washington.
81 q. McAllister and wife and daughter,
Inez. of Washington are working at the
hotel during court
Or. j. +. Prescott, oculIst, OF Brattle-
boro came Monday for ten days stay at
Orange county hotel.
ChHdren's day will be observed next
sunday at the Methodist church with
appropriate exercises.
Cbildren's day exercises will be held
next sunday at the Congl church in place
OF toe regular morning service.
SIR and Mrs. r. A. Dickinson Of Tops
ham spent last week with Mrs. Dickin.
som sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Nation.
f. r. Peters, Henry Adams, NJ. o. CO.
burn and L. n. Lucas attended Memorial
dsy exercises at East Barre aud report
nice time.
George II. Bacon had 50 young turkeys
Thursday night aud the next morning
only He thinks the cause a their dis
appearance was two legged skunk.
Rev. W. 4. Allen is expected home from
Clifton Springs, \. y, next week, where
Be has been under medical treatment for
the past month. IL is expected Mrs. Al
leo will accompany him.
col. C. 5 Emery went TO Barre Monday
q special master In the case OF Barre and
Montpelier Power and Traction Co., VS..
shay and others. The case involves tne
right 81 the electric railroad TO charge a
ioe. fare between the cities.
DR.. Z. ). Fish, NJ. j. Sargent, C. 4.
Black and J. II. Hewitt OF South Royal.
ton we're in town Monday 10 assist in me
Masonic funeral OF A. q. Underhill. Or.
Fish officiating at the request OF the de-
ceased, who was member OF Geo.
Washington lodge, No. 81, +. a A. NJ.
Prof ]. NJ. Foss is 10 be here Thursday
evening, June 18th, and give an entertain /
ment under the auspices OF n. +. X Hall
camp, ;. OF V. The projecting kineto- 1
scope Is something that will interest alike /
old and young as be has large and varied |
assortment of the very latest pictures. DO |
Dol iAi 20 see IL.
Il Is expected that a union temperance 1
meeting will be held next Sunday even
Inc To the Cong'l church under the auspi- I
e. Of the Anti-Saloon league, when Mr.. 4
Howard Chidiey will deliver an interest /
ing address on the progress OF the tenn
perance work Ia our State and through. /
out The country.
Il looks a. IL the long promised parasite /
vas getting in Its work on the forest cat.
pillar. Millions OF the young worms 1
osrossses may be found on the upper side /
Of THE maple leaves covered with light /
WEB and the empty shells are not many /
inches away. Others somewhat older get /
iarther away and die on the limbs and
usnk. No sight like the parasite. 'Rsh
for i'm.
Toe forest caterpillar has secured
strong ally In its war on the naples. IL is
asmall, greenish worm, varied somewhat
hY sex and age Its moth lays its eggs on
the under side Of the leaves OF the seed
hngs and lower branches. After the
worms mature, they 90 10 the ground and
cocoon themselves, come out as moths and
Jay the second crop OF eggs, the worms
ron which are cocooned for the winter.
vs. Rad the same pest many years ago.
Iuey stayed but one year. The naples
were stripped and badly crippled About
every square rod OF the woodlands was
scratched over by the turkeys for the CO.
eoons, and they fattened on the rich plum
Ger. These worms have one good quality
-lae birds can eat them.