Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-05
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY, Local Editor.

p,ysrptt Ballou lost horse last week.
Amelia Slack is visiting friends in South
Royslton
Fav Thompson has gone to Williams
. town to work.
The So. Royalton stage made its first
Tin on wheels Tuesday morning.
Mrs Hale K. Darling and daughter,
psnIine. went to Boston Saturday.
fobp B. Corliss OF Topsham spent last
sunday with his son, z. h. Corliss.
pobert Birchmore came home Saturday
night having finished work at Fairlee.
F. L. HARDWOOD is to move into DR..
smiths Chase house on south Main street.
Elmer McAlIister has finished work for
b Barnes at the Orange county hotel.
Mrs Erastus Bugbee has moved into
The eIl part OF Mrs. Jennie Robbins house.
Herman y. Lyford has gone to North
rrnbridge to work for Orson Whitney.
,r,tps, freight team went on wheels for
The Brst time this spring, Tuesday morn
Ralrh Pierce OF Lisbon, n. H., has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. James At.
wood.
YORK Monday in Mrs. e. f. Peters milli-
merry shop.
0rrin R. sanborn OF Springfield, H.,
came last week to visit bis aunt, Miss
Minnie Sanborn.
Misses Townsend, Smith and Cummings
vent back to their school at Meriden, n
q Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ID. j. Foster OF Burlington came
Monday % remain few days rs the guest
Of Miss Nellie Corwin.
Master Ray Titus entertained about a
dozen Of his friends Tuesday afternoon,
i the occasion being bis seventh birthday.
ED. Blanchard drove the "Bush Line"
last Friday night for Henry Barstow so
be could stay at Nershire and take in the
dance.
Henry Burbank is at work for Mrs. Syl-
via Dearborn, and Robert Lyon, who has
worked there the past year, has returned
10 bis farm.
Il sou are in a hurry for the snow to 60
% 10 your front yards, scatter ashes or
dirt on the surface and II will increase the
Velocity Of the process ivefold.
Luther Allen fell from the roof OF A. II.
Powers louise last week where he was
getting Of he ice and injured him so be
vas unable to work Ia the mill for few
days
The towering season OF spring bulbs
can be doubled by Keeping part OF the
plants covered by snow or ice for two OF
three weeks after the winter covering has
let them.
Fred Akerman, who has lived at Win
chend0n, Mass, the past two years, bas
moved back to his farm on the Nershire
road and j. l.. Pearl, who has occupied the
farm, has bought the Truman Johnson
psee in Nershire.
Miss Laura K, Fuller, having fulfilled
The conditions required by law, has been
granted a life certificate by the state
superintendent. She has taught school
= terms, the first " ben she was IS years
Of age Miss Lena Spaulding has also
been granted similar certificate.
Alouzo Emery Noyes, youngest son and
last surviving child OF Nathan and the late
Emeline Emery Noyes, died at the home
OF bis father Of consumption, March p,
sged q yr., mo-, p da. He wss born in
lgnbridge and spent his earlier years in
that town. OF late he had lived in Ran
dQlpb, Mass, He came home last August
WITH the hope that the Vermont hills
would restore him to health, The funeral
VS. az the home OF his father, Rev. W. +.
Allen officiating. The interment was at
luubriuge 10 the cemetery near Harry
flnls. The bearers were from Camp No.
2, Sons OF Veterans, at the request OF the
alhef, who was a veteran of the Civil war.
A lazy liver makes lazy man. Burdock