Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-19
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
~ Coz g repairIng bis barn.

viii Goss is repairing his barn.
{. E. Godfrey is shingling his house.
Mrs. John A. Stanley is very sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Lila Smith is home from Old Or.
chard Beach.
Mrs. Dana Grant OF Tunbridge has been
visiting friends here.
A son was born June % TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hunt.
h. 3. Colby Is visiting friends in the
north part OF the state.
Arthur Rogers is working for J. A.
Stanley through haying.
Eev. Oscar Beckwith OF West Fairlee
was 10 town over Sunday.
Wilder II. Dearborn is at work for A. c.
Slack in the Chelsea market.
e. E. Densmore has sold bis PAGER 10
Cutting Cheney OF Washington for s75.
Mrs. Elisha Prescott Of Vershire was at
DR.. A. b. Smiths few days last week.
Marcus Boutelle OF Montpelier Is stop-
ping with his nephew, r. E. Densmore.
VIII A. Reed sprained his ankle last
week while trying to capture q risky
colt.
Mrs. julia A. Roberts of STAFFORD is Wis.
ting her brothers, Franklin and Edward
smith.
Col. c. S. Emery, wife and son, Donald.
were at Montpelier last week Wednesday
and Thursday.
Fred Folsom was called to st. Johns
bury Monday morning to attend the fu-
neral Of his sisters husband.
Eugene Darling OF Maplewood farm,
Corlnth, with his niece and some OF bis
boarders, was In town Thursday.
The wedding OF Sanford Goss OF Chi.
eago and Miss Minnie Sanborn OF this
place is announced to take place today.
Owing to an error OF the compositor,
our attendance July 18th was 1900 short.
II vas made TO read 200 instead OF 1000.
Beside furnishing family OF two with
milk and cream, q. l.. Slows coz has
made Il pounds OF butter during the
month OF June.
Mrs Whestley and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. q, z. Dickinson, vent
to Brookhsld Friday, where they are to
spend the summer.
Miss sadie Eastman, who has been sick
the past two weeks and unable 20 preside
at the organ OF the Congl church, was
present last Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. w. 2. Townsend were In
Montpelier last week TO attend the 50th
anniversary OF the National Life Insur-
anoe company. Mr.. Townsend is agent
for ;he company in this town.
While Robert Lyon was loading logs to
be hauled for use in repairing the high
way, be caught his right leg between the
log and a tree, severely brutsing Il and
breaking one bone half way between the
knee and ankle. II is doing as well as
can be expected, but il makes him nerv-
Gus TO be obliged to remain quiet at this
season OF the year.
Alvah Robinson. farmer on the West
bill, has csrried TO the Orange County
creamery from his own dairy in the
months OF May and June, 25, 2i5 pounds OF
milk from which have been made LIS
$500 pounds OF butter. He received Tor
the same sl98.2S. The largest amount OF
milk in a day from any one dairy was ISL
pounds, drawn by him June 5th. How
is that for bill farm
The statement OF the Orange County
Creamery company for June Is as follows
Cream, 3,2H pounds; milk received ~
creamery, 3gi 253 pounds; butter made
from same and al equivalent OF milk ana
cream sold, p ,i07 pounds; received Tor
1atteT, deducting freight and commission.
SrssE.30; running expenses, including Il
Per cent per pound reserved, e5l9.5-; paid
patrons IS l2c; gain per cent, y 2.S.
Joseph II. Griffin and wife have been 10
West broom, Canada to attend the 18th
anniversary Of the marriage OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Jed Scott. Mrs. Scott Is sister OF
Mrs. Griffin. They left home the even
ing Of July aud drove to Worcester, GO
ing on TO their destination the next day,
distance OF so miles. They arrived home
last Thursday and reported a very pleas
ant time. Mr. Griffin says our farm crops
are much in advance of those he saw IN
Canada.