Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
Chelsea Home News.
H.O. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Alvs Littleof Williamstown was In town
saturday.
The reading circle met with Mrs. T.. A.
CorWin Monday evening.
Albert p. Bugbee has gone to Concord,
y n 10 work this summer.
Istus try that boy choir again some
Sunday al the Congl. church.
Mrs W. P. Townsend is spending the
rsek in Barre with Miss Lizzie Townsend.
Miss Gertrude Brownell OF South Roy
s.t0D came Saturday to work at the hotel.
W Dearborn and wife attended the
Methodist conference at Bellows Falls
last week.
Or. NJ. Il. Corwin went to Boston Fri
dag 20 visit his daughter, Alice, who is at
WaVerIy, Mass.
Harold Comstock and VIM. Chaplin Of
Dartmouth college are spending their
Easter vacation at home.
sammy Underhin has returned from A.
T. NeRman's In Washington where he has
been the past four weeks.
Rev. W. b. Allen is allowed TO return to
fbts parish for another year, much TO the
graldation Of his people.
Miss Phiena Slack went to Lisbon, n.
H.. Yesterday to work In the same family
where she vas last summer.
M. and Mrs. X. W. Allen were called
10 Randolph Sunday by the death Of Mrs.
Aliens mother, Mrs. Ransom Slack.
The best family orchestra on the road
this season is that OF the "Henry Family"
We nave a chance to hear them May LIST.
The Barre stage driver, Harry Moody,
has removed from Mrs. Hoods barn and
bow may be found at the Misses Andrus'.
Mrs Nancie Copeland returned last
Thursday from Randolph where she has
been spending the winter with her son,
o. b, Copeland
Don. Ray and Gladys, children OF John
Ba0u, have been sick with the grip, some
Of them for the past four weeks. All are
improving now.
There we're no services at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning or AT the
West bill church in the afternoon owing /
to Mr.. Aliens absence at conference.
Mr. splulding and son, Walter, have |
flushed work on the Bacon a Hall block /
sBd returned 10 South Royalton last Fri |
day. G. y. Godfrey Is still at work there. |
Mrs Mary A. Judd returned from Flor !
ida last week. She reports fine time all /
winter. Mr.. Atwood's people came 10 I
Manchester, n. H., where they will remain /
few WeekC.
There is mourning In the home OF L. +. /
Peters. Their dog, Dan, who had been
90 inmate Of the household for the past -
years, was laid to rest last week In the an
luai burying ground on the farm OF r. NJ.
Perkins.
Among the plants used to decorate the I
lo1gl church last Sunday was an orange
tree owned by Mrs. Il. b. Dickinson. IL
h one year old stands II inches high, has
borne z oranges this spring and has three
now and is full Of blossoms.
r. W. Allen has sold the Chelsea market
y a. Z, Slack, who has taken possession.
MF. Slack Il acquainted with the business
and s capable OF running model meat
market. The HERALD extends its test
wishes for prosperity TO the new firm.
The Orange County creamery received
ln March 1858 lbs. cream; 2i3 $50 lbs.
mllsi made 1850 lbs. butter; received
Iof butter, deducting freight and com
MISSION s3,3i2.79; running expenses, in
S,ullhg one-halt cent per pound reserved
,si 80 paid patrons "a 10 cents; average
lrs, was i68 SO.
Mrs. Nellie L., wife OF George II. Hardy,
0ed az her home on the West hill Satur-
gay April lith, aged 50 yrs, mo, p da.
oae hsd been sufferer for several mouths
WIN tuberculosis OF the lungs. The fu-
usIai was Tuesday afternoon at the Meth
ealst church, Rev. w. Z. Allen officiating.
Sle was a member OF Materson Relief
PIP, No. 10, which attended in a body.
Tue luternent was in Highland cemetery.
al the Easter service at the Congl.
Sguufch last Sunday morning, Rev. Mr.. ,
tt-asllnan preached to the young people
ION the text How the Christ should
proclaim light,n acts 1923. The church
vs. decorated with an abundance OF
I,,alls' the front being one perfect bank
W tueinr many of which were in bloom.
w oI the features of the service was a
Ivy enolr which did finely. They were
'''''ea by male quartette.
Al The Republican caucus Saturday ,
~ r.,.- uoon the following were elected dele
80 80 10 the State convention held at Bur- /
+ x ,ol H. X. Darling, G. :. Emery and I
- A. barnes, and for the District conven- /
! ~ Aeiu az Montpelier, circuit BiXby, W. !
ti- JUS aud G, A. Tracy. These conven-
s, ,us ale 10 elect delegates 70 the National s
~ W. ,ullon held in Philadelphia June 10
49, nate a Republican candidate for
----1''l and vice president.