Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-24
chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY. Local Editor.

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,oWp Monday .-... -.
low "a walker OF Boston is visiting his
other, Mrs. Mary walker
motnS-' Edson OF Braintree has been
ffeebi s nncle, John McCollum.
q. Bixby has not recovered
Mts. ,rin but is still sick In bed.
Io" III, nv the name of Coutermarsh
l,,a9 info the Ira Thompson mouse.
,,1t,n n. Dodge of Lowell, Mass,
W. Ma cousin, Z. ID. Fuller, last week.
vs.. - Fya Alderman was called home
ME- nv the sickness OF her grand
pars bistIe of the new engine has been
lns md we may expect lights from its
tsst power soon.
n .ou want to see the man that can
'f1nrno tricks come to the town hall
q Monday evening.
n. psInh 8. Merchant has finished
~. ,ar A. Stanley where be has been
X ~ he mast year and gone to Randolph.
u,iton & Annis has just lost three
81 HSi5 colt from a throat trouble. Thls
81 yea IAN horse he has lost In the last 70
whus Loren Goodrich was loading logs
81 ..,at Thursday, the lever slipped
ma struck his wrist, fracturing the bone.
mr. Goss set the fracture.
q Installation OF officers OF Geo. Washing
81 - iodge. No. 81, will occur at the regular
nsetine January 81. There Will also De
4 degree work the same evening.
Danuty Sheriff b. H.. Adams, Jr, has
"a tANx utftfu
- vhere he has fitted up cosy and
sontortable office for his business.
,fsr,ied AZ Wallingford, January 8, by
psg y : smith at the Baptist parsonage,
nstbar 4 Dawson OF Wallingford and
y Miss CioIdie Magoon OF Washington.
An Members OF Camp No. %, s. ", are
q ,s1nested 10 be present at the next regular
rsesting February 6, when the officers will
he installed by Past Captain +. V. Fuller.
Nrs Mary j. Dunbar OF this place was
married at Woodstock January IA 10 Ira
p Rsthburn. The ceremony was per-
FORMED by Rev. Charles r. Partridge.
Mr. Rsthburn is veteran OF the civil
war
4 DBring December 252l IL pounds OF
Il e,sam we're received at Orange county
81 creamery, and 2l3,9l7 pounds OF milk
q Is 80 pounds of butter were made, for
q which s2gs035 was received. Current
4 expenses we're 500, and patrons were paid
4 g cents per pound.
The agricultural meeting here last week
was well attended and all seemed much
nIsased with 1t. The speakers were
4 present as advertised and the talks on
\ subjects Of such vital Importance to our
farmers could not have been otherwise
than help to them. 1t Is hoped the state
officers we're sufficiently well pleased With
the interest manifest so that they will
appoint another meeting here in the
spring.
The Masonic district meeting held here
on the afternoon and evening OF the 10th,
with George Washington lodge, No. 81,
was one OF the best ever held in the
district. Although the weather was
untayorabls, large delegation was
present at both sessions. A good delega-
ton was here from Williamstown, Brook
field aud West Fairlee and many from
other lodges in the district. Grand
Master w Scott Nay OF underhill, Grand
Lecturer W. r. Ranger OF Johnson, ID. ID.
q. N. Henry Poole OF Williamstown,
Past D. ID. q. NJ. Bigelow OF Brookfield,
snd Past ID. ID. q. NJ. Smith OF Post Mills,
were here as promised. Sixty seven sat
down to the banquet at Orange county
hotel.
Julian c. Hood OF Hood Farm Lowell,
Mass, has been in town a few days visit
ing his father, William f. Hood, and
looking after the herd OF young Jerseys
from "Hood Farm,n which are being
wintered at the c. |. Hood place on the
West Hill. He said the stock was winter
ing well and that they would probably
snip more In the spring to pasture with
them. Mr.. Hood is placing on sale the
Hood Farm Remedies which have been
used at Hood Farm with such satisfactory
results for the past few years. There are
different remedies for different diseases OF
animals. These remedies have already
been used with fiattering success by many
parties IN and about here and when their
worth Is more fully known a large sale Is
assured Mr.. Hood came in season to
a1tend the agricultural meeting Friday.
Captain A. w. Thomas, the man OF
mahy mysteries, the celebrated scout and
mem memo OF the secret service during the
NNll war and who will be remem bered by
many Of our citizens as giving a series OF
entertainments here some 20 years ago, has
9een engaged by II. E. X. Hall Camp, No.
=, sons OF Veterans, U. 8. A., to give an
entertainment at the town hall Monday
evening, Jan, Is. Together with other
srtlsts ne will present his unique, pleas
ing pastime. Unsolicited letters of
recommendation have been seen by the
eomhlttee from towns and cities both
near and Tar, and IL you wish further
psooI o. ms merits, ask of those who saw
rls entertainment in this town years ago.
VERY member OF the Camp and every
Iieuu OF the Camp Is earnestly requested
HeVertise this entertainment Tor its
ueneht as the time Is short for such adver-
using from now until Monday evening.