Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-31
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxsY. Local Editor.

H. W DlAb1s LOchi EuilOr.
a. H. Morey was in Barre Monday.
Miss Annie Goss spent last week at Bar.
G. Il. Corliss and wife visited in Bethel
last week.
g. D. Barnes is in Boston and vicinity
this week
Mrs. McAllister has returned to the ho-
tel as cook.
H.. E. Roberts returned to Boston sstur-
day morning.
g. Dickinson and wife visited friends In
Vershire last week.
Il. Hopkins and wife OF Barre spent
Sunday at Willis Scales.
Hr. and Mrs. VIII jackson Of Montpel.
isr we're in town over Sunday.
VIM. Laird and Mrs. Francis Laird
have both been sick with the grip
John b. Corliss OF Topshsm, the veteran
stage driver, was in town Sunday.
Miss Emma Darling OF Boston is visit.
ing her father, Hon. j. h. Darling.
Mrs. Hattie Banister has ripe tomatoes
grown from seed planted this year.
f. W. Allen and wife have returned
from a visit to friends in Canaan, y. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Titus were made
happy Sunday morning by the birth OF a
George Rice and family OF Topsham
were guests at q. l.. slows the first OF the
week.
Miss Maude Sargent, who works 10
Tunbridge, spent Saturday and Sunday
al home.
Miss Blanche sarg ent is working at the
Orange Co. hotel instead OF Miss Maude
as given last week.
Ned ]. Roberts OF Barre was In town
saturday to attend the funeral OF his
amt, Mrs. Robbins.
Charles II. Putney and his sister from
Mortified visited Mrs. Louisa Cloagh
saturday and Sunday.
Ms. Lucy A. Bennett has gone TO White
River Junction to spend the summer
Win her niece, Mrs. Loug hheed.
Mrs. Arthur Camp OF Worcester is with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. N. Lucas, Jr. Mr..
Lucas entire family have been very sick.
Mrs. Herbert Kingsbury, who has been
visiting her people here the past three
weeks, returned to her home in Cambridge
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Whitney Is at home for a
two weeks vacation. She Is 10 go 10
Barre then as head operator in the \. 4. |
Telephone office.
A family by name OF Ralston OF North /
ield have moved TO the farm recently /
vacated by Stillman Rich. Mr. Rich has |
moved 10 the place recently purchased 4
near the West hill church.
Miss Rose B. Dunbar celebrated her eth 1
birthday May "a She was the guest OF ,
Miss Florence Webster at w. +. Adams
and was the recipient OF several presents.
She had very enjoyable day.
"a - At tr8G
and other goods OF the firm OF Mrs. K. w. 1
Alien will be sold at auction next Satur-
day ct p. m, Charles r. Smith, auction
eef. The goods are to be sold IN the Shel'
sea market
Our boys are getting TO work for the
summer. Wesley Underhill has gone to
Brookdeld at Vino. ClaTk's; Herman Da-
Wis a. Oliver Medcalts on the West hill,
and Wesley Davis is clerkiDg for A. y.
King a Son, Tunbridge.
A. P. Fuller OF Hyde Park, Mass, has
moved bis family into Mrs. Lydia Good
el.s house ia the south part of the village.
Mr.. Fuller returned to Masssc husetts
Monday night where he has good posi-
uon as master mechanic.
There will be a union service in the
congregational chnrch next Sunday even
ing 10 listen to Miss Alice Bushee, who
mas recently returned from Spain. she
VIII give an interesting account OF the
People OF that country, their customs and
lie All are invited.
George Hatch and Charlie Densmore
sged about 10 years put in day fishing
asst Saturday and when they came in at
night they had y legal trout weig hing
aoolt 9 pounds. They had tramped some
WE'VE miles and made the largest catch OF
tnls season. Oh no, they weren't tired,
only little leg weary
The statement OF Orange Co. creamery
Iof april is as follows:-Cream, 3,614 IL
pounds; milk received at creamery, ISL
- pounds; butter made from same, To-
pounds; received for butter, deduct
me freight ana commission, S2,939 20
running expenses, including one hall cent
~ pound reserved, S367.50; paid patrons
4se, gain per cent, 172 Z.
The Orange county Republican commit
eee met here Monday to decide when the
s.o4hty convention should be held. The
moving were present:-Geo. W. Flagg,
Pt1intree; Homer d. Camp, Orange; j. h.
-ghae, Williamstown; y. L. Buyden, q