Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.


Leroy Goodell has moved back to his
farm.
Frank Moody OF Washington was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Maria b. Medcalf has moved into
Dana Aliens house.
Miss Lyle Tracy is home for a vacation
from Goddard seminary, Barre.
Hubert Hook works the coming season
for George Swan at Tunbridge.
Miss Ethel George went to Lowell, Mass,
yesterday to remain this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Bixby OF Brook
field visited friends in town Saturday.
The Ladies' Reading circle will meet
Monday evening with Miss Nellie Cor
win.
OF Meriden, n. H., are guests at A. ii.
Powers.
Mrs. G. S. Emery and Mrs. Z. o. Tracy
went to Burlington Friday, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Eunice A. Adams has been quite
sick the past two weeks and Miss Blanche
Sargent is working there.
Mrs. A. j. Whitney has rented and fur
ished the north tenement OF b. II. Adams
house and will occupy il at once.
Miss Zilla Smith and Miss Blanche
Townsend are at home for a ten days va
cation from school at Meriden, N. II.
Mrs. Emeline Waterson has returned
home from Williamstown where she has
been spending the winter at VIM. u.
Pratt's.
W. d. Walker, who has been in town
the past few weeks, returned to Boston
Tuesday night where he has a good job
paper hanging.
Frank A. Bicknell, who went to Athol,
Mass, last week, has secured work in /.
5. Sterrit's machine shop. There we're is
applicants ahead OF him for the place.
Fred Folsom is working for Charlie Ba-
con, who is back in the postofice again
while Postmaster Hatch is confined to the
house with bruised ankle caused by be-
ing thrown from a sleigh.
The c. f. society will serve a supper In
the vestries OF the Cong1 church Friday
from to Z. An entertainment will follow
with literary program. This viii be
followed by games. All ages are invited.
At the special town meeting Saturday
afternoon, il was voted to maintain cleo
trio street lights, and the sum OF 200 was
appropriated for the purpose. IL was
large meeting for a special, there being 225
votes cast. OF these 13t we're Eyes" votes
and "a mo"
Inc promenade ana DOA bOClADl6 fFIubY
evening was a success and all seemed to
enjoy themselves. The most interesting
feature was the auction sale OF the ladies.
With each lady went nice box OF lunch.
Much fun was created trying to tell who
was who. The receipts were about as.
E. II. Kennedy has just put in a new
Quaker City double steel grist mill. He
ordered mill some three months ago
which was lost en- route. Then one came
which was not perfect. Now be has one
that works to suit him, one that is eapa
Die OF grinding all kinds of grain and
grinding it fast.
; The Orange County Creamery Co. for
February received 4,ls2 lbs. cream; 1885,
a62 lbs. OF milk made II 1872 lbs. OF butter
freight and commission; running eX-
penses, including one-half cent per ID.
reserved, were 1924 SO; paid patrons rs IL
cents; gain per cent was is l.2.
A two horse team belonging to Will A.
George ran away last Thursday afternoon.
lie had load OF logs at Davis 4 Good
wins mill and was just rolling the last
log upon the pile when team came along
and started them. They went down Main
street lively, came very near colliding
with several teams, but escaped them all
and landed in the South common where
the deep snow threw one OF them. Meth
er horse had a scratch and neither the
sled nor the harnesses we're broken. IL
was narrow escape and Mr.. George was
fortunate to get out OF il so well.