Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-18
chelsea Home News.
i. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.


T.a. ryford Is at work in the family OF
ghas Button = ~
Miss Marion Camp Is al WORK IN the
Liz 81 Frank Larkin.
4 seayer of Washington visited his
z1tsir5. II. o. Bixby, sunday.
sgss Ellen Dewey picked some perfectly
Led ample blossoms FRIDAY.
f.nh Iandon has been having severe
1y5ith carbuncle on his hand.
yrf,ton A. Corwin Of Boston Is at home
INK week. He came saturday night
~ and Mrs. /. :. Pratt OF southbridgei
,fsss. are visiting Mrs. Eliza ?. Carr.
,,.a Belle Chandler went TO Littleton,
\ Il Tuesday TO remain several weeks
i Kennedy has hired George Ford
4 Praintree TO work for him year IN the
shop. o,.,.. -. - 49,,
and vicinity Tuesday TO De absent Two
weeks.
~ Relic Chandler went to Littleton,
~ Tuesday morning TO remain several
weeks.
shirley Camp found a hens egg last FRI
a. mai measured 6xS inches. Who can
beat this
usnry Morgan has just finished painting
80 Pabinsonis house ON Main street, oc-
91pied by Joseph Landon.
Mrs. Martha Cushing and Miss Lila
/ eilrhrist Of Bethel were guests last week
Il Mrs. Adelia Whitney and other friends.
q ,fiss Mildred Sherman, who has been
n ..snafns several weeks at j. NJ. Com-
a E,tIss returned to Medford, Mass, Tues.
day.
e frank Perkins of Boston, son OF \, II.
Fl perkins of Andoyer, Mass, Is spending
. sborf vacation with his uncle, +. Nj. Per-
u siHs
caI Charles K. Darling, L. 5. marshal
NJ the city of Boston, Is spending the
week with his father, Hon. Joseph =.
Darling.
3 rss nupils in Dist. No. 10 having no
MARKS we're Fanny Dunbar and Eiyira
Abbott. Ray Morey had one tardy but no
absent mark.
LYMAN Burbank 4 Son have an ad. Of
morrill, Prince on the 9TH page. He Is one
n the best stock horses ever owned in
Orange county.
Miss lula Cummings, who has recently
,r5aBated al the X. Z. academy az Merl-
I'm. II III. is spending the summer with
" her grandfather, Alonzo II. Powers.
Next sunday morning Howard H. Rus
sel. b. D., i L. D., national superintend-
emf of the Anti-Saloon league, VIII preach
al the MEfAOuAst AuhAAAAs - f'A+t -
union service.
HI There were no services at the Congrega-
II tonsl church last Sunday evening as II
Il MAJ union service st the Methodist
n church when Hon. Alden speare OF Boston
smoke go 1.-The Elements OF Success
Miss Mary Scales went to Northheldl
Mass saturday TO attend the Young
e. Woman's Christian conference held there
n this week. She was elected delegate
from Kimball Union academy at Meriden,
n NH.
The -year-oid son of Henry. Ed
4 wards. who lives on the West hiliI got
hold 81 a bottle of tincture OF iodine Mon
day afternoon and drank il. They az once
summoned DR.. NJ. II. Corwin who arrived
in season to save the child's life
Warren stearns was thrown from load
Of hay saturday and dislooated MS rlght
shoulder. He let 1t go until MONDAY
night when he came down to DIR. ,. y,
Goss and had il set, which was a painful
operation after letting II go SO long
school in Dist. No. closed June -oth
Pupils having no marks were tlorehct
II Burgess. Grace Bowin, Alice Emery ano
Eunice Bowin. The attendance OF th.
whole ten scholars was very good Du'
some were necessarily absent lew GAYS.
+. d. Foss, a member Of George wash,
ington lodge, No. 81, T. & x. NJ, died a
the home OF his brother, II. Foss,at Noftl
a Tunbridge Wednesday, the 10Th, aIteT
"A long and painful illness. A MASONIC W
neral was held in the church AT Nortl
Tunbridge under the direction o. Seol X
A Washington lodge, DIR. +. j. Fish OF Soui,
a Royalton performing the ceremony. Z
delegation from Rising sun lodge oous'
Y Royalton, were also present.
Ii Edgar Grosyenor came near having se
ri0us accident last week while tealhih'
for the bobhin factory. He was Soiilll
down the street with load oil shaVihgs y
a four-wheel dump cart when the ~
slipped one side and threw HIM ONTO n ~
forward wheel, which passed over ~
a neck and the hind wheel over MS iegs
As he fell. his hat came of in such man man
ner as to lodge on his neck and partlhli
n protect il from the wheel. Mr.. Grosveno
Il is quite an old man and il is wonue
n that the fall alone did not seriously lhlut
II him. II was fortunate for him that "
II load was shavings instead OF bobbln Woo
Hon. Alden Speare Of Boston came = =
day and remained over Saturday ahu 0uu
81 dav Al the Orange County hotel as IN
III guest Of the trustees of the Alden spear
"A Memorial Library association. Mr.. spear
was born i'm this town on the iarh NO
4 occupied by e. NJ. Blaisden. his pareini
. moved to Corinth when he was 2 enil'
E At the age of 10 years he went 10 po s ".
where ne mas since rtslueu' - E..;,,o,
Time nonresident partner IN Jus n
here with Hon John b. Bacon. n
L Speare was the donor to the town on q
n Alden Speare Memorial library, Whlchi !.
such a wonderful addition to our oeau'i ~
"A village, besides being of great value 70 - =
rising generation. Mr.. Speare mas ~.
d here but seldom and was known Ierso'
ally to but few of our townspeopie' az
that an opportunity might be hau
Il meet him Mr. Dickinson arranged an IN
Fl promptu reception in Mr.. Spear nom
at the hotel parlors Saturday evening en- ~ /;
a eight o'clock, when some % 70 90 n.y. ~,
and gentlemen were present to greet M
A little life may be sacrificed to