Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-10
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY. Local EDITOR.

Ben Sklnutf enN
IN town last week.
The X. U. A. pupils returneo " aaoi'-
aan Tuesday morning.
a,,o gohonon Is in town this week. he
,.aves soon for the West.
Ioshna M. Grant is suffering with blood
s,son in one of his hands.
"a, and Mrs. 8. A. Goss returned TO
cbieago Monday afternoon.
,ohn B. Hatch OF Barre was home for
80 Years, returning the "a.
Hood expressed one OF bis fine
NOD farm bulls to his farm here last
81 week.
,ritb bronchitis the past three WEEKS 10
somewhat better.
~ q Bugbee lost his big 1900 pound
q horse last wees, which ne valued III Sizo.
Isis great loss to Mr.. Bugoee.
n n slack has finished work for j. A.
81 q Corgin & Son in their grain store ana
Il walter s. Goss has taken MS place.
4 A,ken Edwards went to Hardwick last
,reek Wednesday for bis son, heury, VINO
4 Is 70 live with him and help carry on tne
q farm. 81 -. xuaa.o.au
q a. New York city, where she is TO do
mission work at the "Door OF Hope" res
& cue mission.
cards announces the marriage OF Chas.
AZ waldo to Miss Bessie Nj Grow OF
psrdoinh Dec. 3lst. They will be at
q nome after Feb. 1st.
NJ, and Mrs. +. p. Wheeler OF West
f,ar,tord we're guests OF Miss Lena 5pauld-
& inc sunday, Dec. 30. They came TO at.
tend the funeral OF Bernie W. Flanders.
nsoptt Bixby recently sold his big heif.
8 a, n Will Farnham OF South Royaltou for
& 81 II was 2 yr., mo-, old, weighed l $50
nounfs and dressed 92S pounds In the
Il Boston market.
GIN. Rollins OF Barre, representing the
II. I. Benevolent society, was here last
Ueek looking after some insurance. he
secured a good number for the time he
y vas here-some rs or 30.
There will be meeting next Monday
afternoon at one O'Clock at the West bill
church, when all pew holders and those
interested IN the repairs on the church
are requested to be present.
Miss Euniee A. Noyes OF this place Is
one Of the contestants for the Quaker
q Range offered BY the Barre Daily Telegram
fortbis district. Those wishing to assist |
her with their coupons can leave them |
With her, with w. II. HUI or II. o. BiKby. |
The Barre Daily Telegram aud CHEL
ara HERALD year, g. II You sre siready |
& subscriber 10 the CHEZ SEA HERALD you |
n can have the Daily Telegram for / year !
4 Cor q BY applying TO II o. Bixby. Unless /
you take the HERALD, the price OF Teie. |
4 gram is fl.5O per year.
George Washington lodge, No. 81, r. a |
A. ~, announce their annual Dall for /
Friday evening, Feb %. This ball has
become the great event OF tbs winter for /
this vicinity and the committee who have
Il 10 charge are bound to make this equal
those Of previous years.
Tomorrow evening, Jan. IL. occurs the
9Th numher ia the entertainment course,
Rev. Thomas McClary; subject, "The
Mission OF Mirth." DO not stay at home
expecting this TO be a slow ana uninter
estibg entertainment. Reserved seat
4 tickets only on sale at Bixby's.
The smokestack at the electric light
Il plant has gone up, that is, IL has been
raised into position aud everything is
nearly completed ready to run the engine.
The long part OF the building has been
built Up smother story and everything
will soon be ready for the machinery AND
business OF making bobbins.
Atthe annual meeting OF Orange Coun-
y creamery, held Tuesday, Jan. list, the
directors were reelected as follows:-
John A. Stanley, N. H. Austin, Benson
ssnborn, Frank Gilman, o. 3. Martin;
pres, n. IL. Austin; sec. and treas, A.
". whitney. u was voted to apply per
cent on the steeS to go toward paying In
oeoledness ana per cant on a dividend.
The annual meeting Of the 9th Masonic
district viii be held with George Wash
iington Lodge, No. 81, r. & A. NJ.
wednesday, Jan. 10. Many prominent
grsnd officers are expected to be present
aud i bios fair to be one of the largest
meetings held for many years In this dis
wv. Zoe Isl degree Is TO he conferred
10 the afternoon by George Washington
Looge and the 81 degree In tue evening
oy summit Lodge OF Brookfield. There
VIII be banquet at 8 p. m.
The following offieers have been elected !
s sno appointed TOR the ensuing year In ,
M y W. X. G., No. 45:-Pres Anna
Z, uossi ;. V. pres, Mary A. Judd; j. v.
49, rnllena Davis; Sec, Laura L. Hood, ,
s1,ess., Martha L. Noyes; chap, Sarah j.
Donononi conductor, Emma McAilister; .
sus q Matte j. Atwood; asst con-, Alice
= oufkeei asst guard, Edith Fuller. A +,
III lnstailation OF post and carps Will be
p y saturday afternoon, Jan. 10, at q. A. ,
a. malt Refreshments will be served.
Vol = :. Emery stopped over a short !
sne 20 New York last week, when en- | 7
~ 70 WASHINGTON, ID. c. He called on
49,. WITS. george Heimer at their T
- Jason avenue home aud was instru 1
mental 10 rescuing Mrs. Helmer from suf- !
h..aoni as the house caught fire in the I
s sI.sealent and the smoke poured up the /
, r..sssor ana registers In an alarming r
h ain Mrs. heimer rushed upstairs to '
ti.g p set the children down, and was par I
80 overcome by the smoke In the hall 0
= sne was returning. 1
cc ntem returns recently made. by the
Soanty clerk TO the secretary al the state
ss.ta oi health. IL appears that IL divorces
~, Granted by the Orange county curt
H. we year ending December 81, 1900. d
sns WI, we was the petitioner in ii cases,
jn,o, tns husband In six. The causes were,
ton 4, ,ols severity, three; wilful deser- q
itv 49, anuitery, one; intoierable sever c
~ ~ refusal TO support. two. II one o
tbs ,1t us parties we're msrrled In 1919, and b
1 ,sas = cent msrriage was September q
N.Y., Toe average duration OF The v