Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-15
Chelsea Home News.
no. BrxBY, Local Editor.

s5n p. Bacon is sick IN bed.
No. Pnilena Slack has finished work at
'yrsnk LRrkins.
0bsrles Waldo OF East Randolph was in
,qWn Saturday.
God Watson has hired out to E. II.
Vannedy for year.
2 Johnson OF Randolph was in town
,,e first OF the week.
rol G. ). Emery went to Wells River on
,1siness Wednesday.
Mrs Zeruah Seaver OF Washington is
sitting her sisters in town.
Mrs. Ellen s. Cooley went to Fairlee
.rassdsy morning to visit few weeks st
NJ Gotields.
charles BaisdeIl lost nice mare Mon
s.v Ne bought 1t OF w. r. Davis last
spring for flo
aorace Jones, who works in the granite
.t1slness at East Barre, has been at home
Eitb his family for few days.
The schools OF Miss Farnham and Miss
saWe closed Friday afternoon with rhe-
,oyical exercises. The pupils all did finely.
rbsre were about 30 present at the s. V.
.,lialle al Geo. F. Reeds, Monday even
Inc. although il was a very rainy night.
III. Kennedy hiohE OAiN Va NhN kNaAa W
rs water wheel Saturday, which Will
Sb9ge him 10 shut down his business for
ieK days.
about 50 from here attended the opera,
sGBeen Esther" at So. Royalton. and re.
p5rt q very interesting and enjoyable
grtertaiument.
ur. and Mrs. 5. n. Goss went to Barnet
Is.f week 70 attend the funeral OF his sis
ter who had been sick several weeks.
They returned Saturday.
Charles p. Dickinson sold his feed store
last week 10 G. o. Slack, who sold II the
same day TO J. A. X. Corwin. Mr.. Corwin
Bas hired Mr.. Stack TO run the store for
bin Tor year.
Df. A. B. smith and wife were al Meri
den. \. H., last week to visit their daugh-
Ter. Zills, " no is attending school at the
Eimbsll Union academy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. L. Hayward went to
Montpelier, Saturday, to attend the mar
rage Of their daughter, Hattie, to Mr..
Robinson OF Barre. The newly married
couple are to reside in that city.
Orange County creamery made 1900 lbs.
more butter in January than in December,
and this month is a large increase over
January. The receipts in January were
more than they have ever been In any one
month
The selectmen have caused new guide
boards 10 be erected at the corner near
Willis Scales. They are so situated that
they can be readily seen In the night, being |
lighted by the electric street lamp near
that point.
E. n. Bacon, guardian OF Ralph Walker, |
1ss sold the Hanks farm in East Randolph |
70 Elijah Camp. Ben Moulton, who has
been overseerat the town farm the past /
year. is to move to the farm which Mr.. |
Camp now occupies.
Great preparation is being made for the |
Masonic bali, Thursday evening, the I'D. /
The committee Of arrangement are Geo. A.
Tracy, e. : Emery, G. p. Dickinson, Geo.
2 Hatch and r. +. Bixby, who are doing /
s in their power TO make u success.
The waters here Tuesday were the high
Is, they have been tor years. The road at
toe iron bridge was so flooded that no
teams could pass. Stage Driver Bryant 1
brought the mails around through the
1elds on bis back. The Barre and YER
shire stages did not come at alt.
% had bronchitis every winter for years
and no medicine gave me permanent re-
LEI till / began 10 take One Minute Cough
Cure. know il is the best cough medi-
cine made, says j. Koontz, Cory, Pa. IL
quickly cures coughs, colds, Group, ssth,
ns, grippe and throat and lung troubles.
q is the children's fsvorite remedy. Cures
quickly. +. l. Claflin, East Braintree; j.
Parmenter, Brookield.
The following pupils OF the primary
school we're without a mark during the
lerm which has just closd:-Una Allen,
sylvia Comstock, Mary Hall, Grace Kim
oall, Lena Sargent, Lyle Beckwith, Her.
oert ComstOck, Harold Corwin, Earl Full
er, Glenn Fuller and Royal Townsend.
sylvia Comstock, Harold Corwin, Earl
and Glenn Fuller have attended the whole
year without mark, and Herbert Com
STOCK has had no mark since he entered
school az the beginning OF the fall term.
Una Allen has missed one half day and
rachel Comstock one day during the year.