Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-25
Chelsea Home News.
no, B1xBY, Local Editor.

Deputy Sheriff b. H. Adams is on the
Miss Philena Slack is working at Frank
Iarkin's,
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Akermau the 2lst.
Hale K. Darling is at Montpelier attend
Inc supreme court.
= q, Slack is moving to DR.. Corwin's
house on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larkin have son,
boTn last Sunday, the 2lst.
Mrs. Frances w. Bixby is visiting her
sister. Mrs. seaver, at Washington.
The eommittee have engaged Densmore's
o,rhestra to play for the Masonic ball Feb
rasTy p.
p A, Corwin has been visiting his broth
o, Charles r. Corwtn, at Somefville, Mass,
the past week.
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I'M, Atwood of Randolph is mere on
bis regular visit in the interests OF the
Pbenix Insurance company.
Rev A. J. Eastman exchanged last Sum
asy with Rev. +. II. Alden, pastor OF the
0one'l church at Tunbridge.
linn B. Hatch entertained about 20 OF
,is friends and schoolmates at mis- home
Iast week Wednesday evening.
ssTbg Mountain Waifp Is the name OF
the drama presented here Friday evening,
Feb .. by the South Barre Dramstic Co.
DR.. story n. Goss was at Barnet over
sunday, called there by the severe illness
Of bis sister His son, Walter, aceompa-
Lewis n. Lucas and daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Doyle, went to Springfield, Mass,
Tuesday, being called there by the severe
illness Of Mr., Lucas sister.
". S. Batch, who has been confined to
the house for the past six weeks, has so
far recovered as to be able to be IN the
postottice part OF the day.
ia. r. Corwin slipped on the ice Fri
day and sprained his ankle, but prompt
attention TO the injured member brings 1t
out with no serious results.
Mrs. Orcutt Bixby and daughter, Nellie,
drove to Mortified last Thursday 10 visit
friends. Miss Nellie returned Saturday
but Mrs. Bixby will remain for few
weeks.
c. g. Slack has sold his house on Yer
shire street to r. h. Bixby for 200. MIR.
B.xby takes possession Feb. LIST. Owing
to the sale Of this property, l.. p. Abbott
gill have to remain on Prospect Hill or
hnnt up anotaer tenement.
The ladies' OF the Ten Pin club win hold
a sOCiable with Mrs. q. Il. Dickinson
Wednesday evening, Jan. 3ist, from z TO
$3.50 o'clock. The proceeds are to be used
20 purchase material 10 make clothing for
worthy children. Every body is cordially
invited.
From January /, 1899 to January /, 1900,
there were 8 couples married in tom.
There we're Is births and Is deaths. The
Oldest person who died was over 80 years
OF age. The average age OF all was 81
years Two died at the age of days and
one at about years. OF the remaining Is
the average age was 70 years.
Several ladies from other towns have
been secured TO assist in the fifth enter
talnment OF the lecture course. We feel
sure that there will be 20 disappointment
to ticket holders in the change OF program
To this no nber or the course. The date
has been fixed for Feb. Ia and soon a COM
pleie program will be out. Look for II
next week.
The following shows what good care OF
stock and patronizing a creamery does
for farmer:-senson Sanhorn has milk
ed eight cows from Jan. 1, 1899 until Jan,
j 100 and has received from the creamery
til2 for 253ii7 los. OF butter made during
that year. lie says he feeds and milks at
the same time throughout the year and
gives each animal the best care possible. |
Who says time spent in extra care does
not pay?
The Ladies' Benevolent society OF the |
Congregational church held their annual |
meeting last Thursday afternoon, when /,
lhe following officers were elected
PRESIDENT, Mrs. A. q. Eastman; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn; secretary,
Mrs j, NJ. Comstock treasurer, Mrs. NJ.
n CorSin; direcrtresses, Mrs. w. p.
Town END, Mrs. G. A. Densmore, Mrs.
susan stanton. A dinner is to be served
every two weeks, beginning Wednesday,
Jan, 81, with fish chowder.