Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20
Chelsea Home News.
40. BIxBY. Local Editor.


~ BYRON Berry is very sick with ca
Y ,a,yb Of the stomach.
Ned stacy and Mrs. James stacy OF YER
.biye we're in town MONDAY.
CHARLES Waldo of Randolph spent Sun
,ay With his brother, Fred Waldo.
S.ed Moxley OF East Randolph has been
;s,ting his father, Horace Monkey.
g. Mary Bill went to Manchester, N.
Monday, where she will remain sever
Al weeks with friends.
IA ssnborn slaughtered porker last
81 for N. S. Bixby " hich was months,
~ DAYS old and dressed 40 pounds.
Next. =. 49, Ma,hod;st
. "A Congu churches will be Tuesday
s1ening. Dec. %, beginning at O'Clock
4 sharp.
cadst RaIph Gilman is home from Nor
,,;cb university, Mortified, for the Xmas
rscation. which continues until after
New Years.
m Atwood OF Randolph was In town
/ rS1rsday and Friday. He was accompa-
aisd by his on-in-law, Mr.. Lazelle OF
White River Junction.
Harry Poole OF Williamstown, ID. ID. q.
a ~ The 9th Masonic district, and Z. II.
Pigslow OF Brooktield, past ID. ID. q. M,
DIG gnests OF George Washington lodge,
i No 5i. y. Il A. NJ, last Thursday evening.
4 Harry A. Magoon has just completed
- TASTY niece OF work In a ladies'
aegi5g cabinet. Ii is handy and unique
sTraneement, entirely his own idea. He
4 Manufactured the case even TO the lock
ana spool holders. 1t Is both useful and
ornamental.
MO. Coburn, j. II. Griffin and other
members OF George T. Hebard command,
N / II. V. u, attended the funeral OF
Icbn q. Carleton at Vershire Friday. he
n g,ss a member OF the command. He died
~ n aged so years. He enlisted In Co.
n OH VI. volunteers, and served In the
war years.
AZ the regular meeting OF George t.
uebsrd command, No. /. u. V. u, held
No. Sth the following officers were elect
4 ~ ior The ensuing yesr:-B. II. Adams,
Col James Sanborn, Lieut.. Coli j. II.
a Grimm. Msjor; Henry Lyiord, Surg W.
II. II. Hall, Chap; Z. +. Peters, Adj Nj.
4 q. Coburn, Q. M.
The large barge sleigh, which +. ID.
Barnes has advertised the past two weeks,
he sold saturday TO II. 4. Fish OF shell
burpe II you hsve got anything TO sell,
better advertise in the CHELSEA HERALD.
M. Barnes said the only regret be had ia
seeing Il 20 was that 1t would spoil the
annual sleigh ride which he had been ac-
rqstomed 10 give the children every win
The statement OF the Orange County
creamery for Nov. q00:-Cream received,
O5q pounds; milk received, pal
hounds. butter made from same ana
equivalent Of milk and cream sold, 12,307
pounds; received for butter, deducting
freight and commission, s29iS.25i run
ming expenses, including one halt cent
per pound reserved, s302.77; paid patrons
3 &C.; gain per cent, IL %.
The statement OF the Orange County
creamery from Dec. LIST, '99, to Dec. list, 700,
is as folloWs:-Milk received, 3,l0i AL
pounds; cream, 81, $50 IL; butter made,
1887 pounds; average test, ass 8; aver.
age gain per cent, 10 l-l2; cost per pound
for making, including / cent reserve,
for butter fat, % ll-l6 cents; amount OF
business during year, s37 ,57e.s2.
Monday night at about 10 o'clock the
1 root on q. l.. Hayward's big barn collapsed
with a fearful crash. No cause can be
4 given Tor IL, as one side was shingled last
year and everything was supposed to be
strong. II Is thought that the tornado
OF few weeks ago must have weakened
Il somewhat, as there was not sufficient
snow on II to have caused IL to fall other.
wise. One side fell on the hay and straw
and the opposite shut over ID. There were
about 80 head OF cattle In the barn, but
no harm came TO them. Lynn" feels
pretty blue over IL, as he says IL means
lot OF bard work and practically a new
barn for him to build next spring.
The most effective little liver pills made
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