Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-22
Chelsea Home News.
IN RrxRY, Local Editor.


waI Goodwin is working in Montpelier
q N seaYer OF Washington was in town
lg ~ r. ZONES OF South Royaiton was at the
,orsl Monday night.
,V,,L mas been commenced IN repairing
,sstohgregational yestry.
Mos Eva Akerman OF West Fairlee Wis
- friends here this week.
Rom Thursday, Feb. IS, daughter to
a. snd Mrs. Charles f. Button.
The Ladies' Reading circle met with
Nrs b. A. Corwin Monday evening.
Miss Ida Jenkins OF South Barre is
,isitipg her friend, Miss Lucy Smith.
Mis- lila Robbins has gone to South
p6valton to work in Woodlands hotel.
Tho interest in our library keeps up;
d. raoks we're given out last Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. K. Griffith was called TO Barre,
Monday. to attend the funeral OF niece.
uiss blanche Townsend Is home for a
80 dsys from her school at Meriden, N. IL.
Rev, ". f. Allen was called to Burling-
,eD tuesday by the sickness OF his sister.
CHARLES Taplin and his sister, Mrs. r.
p Fuller, are visiting friends In Bradford
'tis week.
81 Annis and wife went to Laconia
md Manchester, NH, Friday for two
geeks visit,
gro G,5y Goodell has just finished the cut
inc and saving OF one hundred solid
1ra. o. wood on his farm.
Henry C. Ketchum OF Barre has bought
Mrs. Melissa F. Wright's land on the
M, hin, and intends to make a poultry
nd fruit farm OF II.
Miss Hattie Hayward Robinson and her
sgsband oi Barre spent the past week
Fth Der people Ia town, returning to
hs.r home saturday morning.
There was an old and young folks sup
DEP and sOciable az the hall over OrdWay,
Holmes a Co.'S store yesterday afternoon
and evening, which was an enjoyable time.
Waldo Il sallou sold their saw mill last
gegk 10 Fred Goodwin, who has taken
possession. The HERALD extends its best
wishes for prosperity to the new pro-
1aeiOr.
Walter r. Adams has sold his farm, sit
mated near the South Washington meet
bg house., on " hich the house was burn
q last fall, to Fred Waldo for 500. AS
hs land joins Mr.. Wsldo's farm, il will
make desirable addition 10 il.
ant orange A0uuAN ATthultEN tpmphuJ
received for January Cream, 4 ,Is0 lbs;
mlk, 2lj 40 lbs. Butter, II 1852 lbs for
gttef ,dedueting freight aud commission,
EIs o. Running expenses, $500 1876; gain
percent IS as; amount paid per pound for
butter fat, q 1-2 cents.
The high water OF last week made 1t
1lhsr uncomfortable for n. $. Bixby and
lhss. Doyle, as IL came up around their
houses 10 a high state OF activity. Mr..
Doyle removed bis family to the neigh
,0rs Tuesday morning the water was
some two or three feet deep in the street
below the iron bridge and creamery teams
bad 10 wade, One man got into the deep.
- water, when one OF the traces broke
and be was stranded in the deep icy water
lia roaring current. He,climbed over and
anh.tched the other trace, mounted his
horse and rode to dry land. Later anoth-
r team pulled out his load-mOral, see
'hH your harnesses are ell safe before
800 swim river. No bridges were car.
'ed 90 and no serious damage done.
v. :. Philpot, Albany, Ga, says, ode
Wits Little Early Risers did me more
1000 than any pills ! ever took" The
Anous little pills for constipation, bill