Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-04
Chelsea Home News.
y o BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss Eulth 49,
ion saturday
Tuesday morning
- Ten Pin club met with Mrs. T.. A.
lin last Wednesday afternoon.
colonel and Mrs. c. 5. Emery went TO
poston Monday and VIII return To-Day
ahoriH F. /. Whitney has appointed
ro1is d. Bigelow Of Brookheld deputy
sheriff. - -,
nc saturday 10 visit her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. n. q. Moore.
~, dickinson moved TO the town farm
Monday and took possession as superin-
,sndent for the coming year.
n + HAYWARD is preparing to build
,.,gs harm on his farm :" replace the one
sesiroyed by the gale last fall.
walter +. Adams is to move into l.. 5.
mems house on South Main street, re-
asntly vacated by George Fuller.
George Fuller and wife have moved to
ysfban Moves, where they have engaged
y axe care of Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes.
luther 5. Allen has finished work for A.
u Powers in the Chelsea mill and gone to
Concord. n. H., where he is to work for
4 II. Blake.
T blanchard of Williamstown was COM
,,itted 10 iail Thursday OF last week by
Constable Reed of that town for non-pay-
ment OF taxes
Mrs. MoAllister and daughter, lnez,
Who have been working at the hotel, went
Ii their home in Washington yesterday
IN vacation during this month.
B. Carpenter and wife OF Someryille,
uass.. returned home Saturday, having
a ha nf
penter's mother, Mrs. Chas. r. Moulton.
The barn Of Samuel Rollston, who lives
an the stillman Rich farm, was dismantled
M the roof recently, caused by the weak
mess Of the timbers and the heavy snow
and wind.
Csdet Homer Ferrin OF Norwich univer-
.ity. Northfeld, son OF A. W. Ferrin,
treasurer Of the Montpelier Savings Bank
/ q Trust Co., is the guest OF Cadet Ralph
h Gilman at his home this week.
p D. Barnes went TO Providence, r. l.,
Wednesday to arrange for the sale Of bob
bins made at the factory here. He vas
0ined al White Junction by Charles I,
smith, one OF the firm, who accompanied
him.
Elmer E. Wallace, who has been the
faithful hostler at the hotel for the past
two years, finished work Monday morn
inc and has opened his house on Nershire
street, where for time he viii keep bach
eI0rs ball.
George Griffin came down Monday
night with double sled and carried the
Il members of the Amateur Dramatic club to
BIZ house for a rehearsal. where they were
entertained with new sugar and general
good time.
Charles NJ Goodrich began his duties
as clerk al the Orange County hotel this
week. as did also Walter Cook OF Wash
ngton as hostler. Miss Mamie Titus of
Vershire takes Miss McAllister's place in
the dining room during her absence.
Charles .. Dickinson attended the auc-
ton Of Charles Bixby last Saturday, and
while passing behind some horses hitehed
in the shed, one OF them kicked him on
. the left leg between the hip and knee. II
Eas a severe blow, causing him to faint.
n He was carried into the house, but, not
reyiying promptly, messenger was sent
for Dr. Godfrey, who came at once. Mr..
Dickinson was unconscious for nearly an
hour. lie was quite IN for day or so, but
With the exception OF being somewhat
lame he is as we'll as usual.
The new bobbin factory, which has been
put in by the Electric Light q Power Co.,
turned out the first goods last week.
expect soon to be running ON full time.
They intend to add much more new ma
chlnery for various kinds OF bobbins when
u is found what the demand requires. At
present the goods will not be finished
here, but sent away by the carload in the
rough. Every one hopes TO see the COM
pany make success OF this business as
much money has been invested at the
plant.
Mrs. Kate Elvira (Goodwinl. wife OF w.
4. Nhidden, died suddenly at her home
m New York city March 18th, aged 80
yrs, mo-, p days. She was the daugh-
ler OF Mrs. VIM. Goodwin OF this place.
Inc remains arrived here Thursday night,
accompanied by her husband. The funer-
Al was held Friday afternoon at the home
o. Mrs. Goodwin, Rev. w. +. Allen offici-
aung. The interment was in Highland
cemetery. Mrs. Whidden had been suf-
ierer from heart disease for many years,
but had shock Monday morning and liv-
Cd but five hours.
Messrs. Goodwin and Davis have some
5000 to 100000 feet OF lumber in the log
gled INTO the mill yard ready to be sawed.
rlooabiy there are more logs in this yard
man were ever seen there before at any
ohe time. They are piled nearly as high as
we electric light wires which pass over
tne yard. Mr.. Goodwin has rugged a
PieVty arrangement, so when log is
wanted he just pulls lever and it walks
Ight IN from the dam, provided the man
~ that end has log attached. As soon as
s sl Is plenty of water, a night gang viii
We put on and the mill run night and day.
i, We take the following from the Globe of
.aonday. Mr.. Bill lived here many years. |
oyINester Bill, native OF Vermont, but
ssLlent OF Manchester at 317 Walnut
~ 49, curing the last four years, died yes
S .elasy at the Elliot hospital, where he re-
tStuty went to undergo a surgical opera
y, .yn; his age was 70 and he leaves a sis |
MIS-. Ann Trueworthy,ofL Lynn, Mass; /
~ Isil- brother, John Bill, of Vinton, Ia;
i,al. sister, Mrs Sarah McCabe, who is liv-
~, s y. me West; stepson, Henry F. Stew /
NJ Nv . 81 TINS city, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. |
M, ", r; prescott of Manchester. The body 1
~, NJ oe forwarded to Washington, VT, |
tuesday for burial.