Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-10
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

H.o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
Mrs. J. b. Atwood came home Monday
night.
Miss Lizzie Long of Barre is working at
the hotel.
Miss Matte Stevens has gone to Man.
chester, N. IL.
Mrs. j. Titus and son, Ray, are visit.
ing her people in Claremont, n. H., this
week
Ernest A. Rowe OF Branford, Conn,
spant Sunday with his uncle, Holton s
AnBis.
The regular communication OF George
Washington lodge occurs tonight at Z
o'clock.
Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin went to Boston
Monday, where she will spend a few
weeks with relatives.
Ned Griffin, Arthur Abbott and Walter
spauIding OF south Royalton were up here
90 their wheels Sunday.
Albert Thompson OF Corinth has moved
into william j, Tarbells house and Mr..
Tarbell is TO board with them
Our creamery has had an increase OF
shout two tons of extra milk from Yer
shire since that creamery was burned.
DR.. F. l.. Beckwith makes his semi-an-
Dual EEAH 10 hnhNAAtE mat AlENlhNH ANH
18th. He expects to remain about two
weeks.
Dean Camp aged 10 years, son OF Albert
S. Camp, MIXED nine cows in IS minutes
last saturday night. What ten.yesr- old
can beat this
Communion service next Sunday at the
Methodist church and those members re-
ggived on probation will be admitted to
foil membership at that time.
Mrs. f. A. 0rdway and children came
last week from Southern Pines, ". T.. Mr..
0fdWay arrives this week. They will oc-
eupy their home on North Main street
thls summer.
Willis Scales is tomoye into Mrs. Clara
sknuer's house on Vershire street. He
sells bis personal property at auction next
saturday at one O'Clock p. m. Z. A. Smith
has been engaged as auetioneer.
John 81. Comstock has been appointed
census enumerstor for this town. lie be-
gins the work June LIST All who are in
doubt abont their age should look II up
and be ready to answer promptly.
The barn OF Austin T. Daniels was
burned Tuesday noon together with a
pair OF horses, a moving machine, rake
and other goods. Mr.. Daniels was at the
village. Further particulars next week.
A. o. Howe, manager OF the Chelsea
Electric Light and Power company, re-
iuTaed Friday from NeWfsne, where he
bad been on a vacation to visit his people.
F. Is. Allen attended the plant In his alb
sEnce
News was received Monday OF the death
Of Edward r. N0yes at his home sc Frank
In Falls, n. II. He WAS brother OF the
late AloDzo Noyes of this town and was
born here. He was tax collector OF that
place and prominent q. A. x. man.
Mrs. Fred Blake has a geranium that
would be a desirable plant for those who
are In need OF shade trees right away to
ootaln few and set out. She calls il
peppermint geranium. IL was slipped
last september and placed in quart can |
ana row stands IS inches high and 80 in. I
enes across. Some OF the leaves measure
inches vide. Il has grown in this quart
poi antii last week, when il was trans
planted to larger receptacle. Who next
Mrs, Mary Perigo, who for many years !,
HFed 10 Mrs. Mattoonis house, but for 4
several years past has been living iD Mas /
sachusetts with Samuel Alderman, her 1
nephew, returned to town a short time
ago She is boarding at present with Mrs.
ann A. Spear. Mrs. Perigo " III be 9S l
5tafs old next November, and though her /
mlna IS weak is in pretty good health,
stanalng the trip from Massachusetts
very nicely. She draws pension for her |
l1sasoand, who was a soldier in the war OF
Miss Jennie Bugbee, daughter OF Eras-
.us buebee, was found in Dover, n. H., |
wandering about the streets in an insane
9oualtion. She could not tell her name /
VI VINO her folks were. The town Off
s,aIs took charge of her and traced her
people Her hall. sister, Mrs. Millie God.
lley' who is matron of the Concord in
slue asylum, took her there. What caus-
~ ~ nsf condition is not known. II seems
inst suat she had been visiting a brother at
o-IallefsWorth, N. H., and left Suddenly
sstAnent telling them where she was goiIg.
aue mas friends and relatives here who
saI - ioF her speedy recovery under the
'afe oil her sister at Concord.