Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-26
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

z5bert Birchmore has moved to Bethel
D. Barnes COW has calf that weighs
III pou nds'
oFing to a landslide the Barre stage die
not come through Monday night.
Harry Moody is sick with the measles
and c. g. McAllister is driving stage for
him.
Mr.. Sarah Garvin has moved into the
b5gse with Will Densmore on South Main
street
Charles Blaisdell bought a big gray
horse at Lebanon, n. H., to match the one
be bas.
ge,. NJ. Young has been home for a few
weeks. but will start out for the summer
May lst.
Hon. J. K. Darling and wife returned
home Saturday from a months soiourn
u Boston aud vicinity.
The graduating exercises OF the high
school viii take place in the town hail
g-8ay evening, May 4th.
ree Chelsea HERALD office was the re-
.n.eat on some beautiful crocus blossoms
as. week, the gift Of II. l.. Bixby.
Mrs. Hattie Stoughton OF South Royal.
.au vas 10 town last week to attend the
ash anniversary q her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs Orange Deusmore.
While Nathan Noyes was storing away
..zd last week, It fell and caught his
ankle, bruising II severely so he has been
u1abIe % walk for several days.
{. p. Dickinson, the new proprietor OF
Orange County hotel, took possession OF
tbe house yesterday, All the help are to
,ematn with him for the present.
e. ". Rogers has sold his carriage bust
ness to bis son, Arthur p. Rogers, who
,sssa possession May LIST. Mr.. Rogers
u..i remain Ia the shop for the present.
The aoor directors for the May day hop
Tuesday evening, May LIST, are Geo A.
Tracy and Il, 4. Bryant. The Henry Fam
are To furnish music and a good time
anticipated.
The following are the teachers engaged
i1g TIE summer term :-No,2, intermediate,
.zvIuis l.. Farnham, Primary, Anne II.
Howe. No. 8, Nellie Burbank No. Z, Sarah
HamsaRay; No. S, Martha Noyes; No. II,
sadie Mcconnell; No. Y, Florence Hem
llFay, No II, Laura Fuller.
Willis Scales has sold his farm to +. o. /
Nstgoon, The price paid was about $1,000
.asH. Mr. Nation takes possession OF
the land al once. Mr.. Scales will occupy
tlo house until be can dispose OF his large
amount Of personal property and secure a
laca 20 move. This is one OF the best sit |
llted farms In town aud we congratulate I
Nf. Mattoon in securing IL. ]
The sons OF Veterans feel that they have !
secured an unusually good entertainment |
'5f tuesday evening" May LIST, in "The .
henry Family" as only recommendations .
% the highest kind come from those who 7
have seen them. As the object OF the I
camp is 20 make some money for Memo 4
.al day, II Is hoped that a large audience .
F4. encourage the boys with their pres
snets Tickets are now on sale at II. o.
bE3Y's store.
@. Nsyro c. Hatch died at his home In
arnnel Iowa, April 10, aged q years.
df Hatch was born in this town, July 3,
M, where he lived until 1872, when he
disposed Of his property here and removed
10 1finnell, where he has since resided
ila been actively engaged In business I'M
u. about ten years ago. When a young
nan De learned tue harness trade and
vent into partnership with his father,
AMOS S. Hatch, later buying him out.
he continued the business up to the time
Ae went west. He was an honest, upright,
successful business man and left a large
.-'e.s OF friends when he removed from
town, For several years be had been a
victim OF progressive paralysis, which f.
41a'ly involved his entire nervous system.
w wife who was formerly Edith Sawyer
y. Norwich, VT, died about one year ago.
aLs only daughter, Mrs. n. {. Spencer,
resides IN Grinnell.