Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-20
Chelsea Home News.
II, o. B1xBY, Local Editor.

Miss Alntlla .2AANtN N
q hon. \. H., Friday.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd is working IN the
n ,.-lit, nj VIM. +. Hood.
d. Matte Stevens is working in the
d family Of n. B. Davenport.
q Howe went Saturday for short
visit re- his people in Newfane.
Miss Hattie Rogers has string beans
,sised this season large enough TO cook.
E rhorlas II. Putney, who works in North
b aid IS visiting his aunt, Mrs. Louise
CIough.
lanes Hosking, Jr., Of West Lebanon,
n. was calling on old friends in town
This week,
Emory smith Of Brookfield was in town
saturday visiting n. b. Davenport and
Ava Little.
wHris scales and wife went to Danville
E Tuesday for a weeks visit TO friends IN
that vicinity
Mrs Emma Taplin and daughter, Flor
spee have gone TO Waits River TO stay
this summer
Mrs. b. c. Pixley of STAFFORD, with her
sister. Mrs. II. j. Kenyon OF Wilder, were
IN town Friday.
B.H. Adams, Jr., was at West Lebanon,
n n saturday to attend Johnson's auc-
lion sale OF horses.
Miss Mintha Luce OF Barre and Miss
Relic Bates OF Montpelier were home Tor a
snort visit last week.
Miss Mildred Tracy, who has been visit
B sng al E. o. Tracy's, returned TO her home
al Montpelier Monday.
Walter spaulding OF South Royalton is
here his week working with I, +. God
frey on the Barnes piazza.
HaNu Nd Hnr ka
grrriaae OF Tunbridge visited at G. +.
G8dfravs saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ID. e. Bliss and son, Carroll, OF
81 Kr-pey. y. j., are visiting at II. s. Annisi
a Nh Bliss is 70 join them saturday.
Vrs. Elisha Prescott. who has been Wis
q ting at Dr. A. B. smiths the past week,
n returned TO her home in Nershire Tuesday,
RI LYON and wife Of Montpelier were
fB town Wednesday to attend the funeral
& of Mrs, Robert A. Lyon, bis brothers
Il wife,
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Iarkin, W. II. and
Leon Bugbee and Miss Marion Camp went
90 Nugennes on the recent excursion and
q report a fine time,
Townsend 4 Whitney are putting am
other story on the old Foster Grow shop,
making good room for the storage and
painting Of carriages.
John VI. Druge, who was born in France
a and came 10 this country in 1873, has Just
completed his naturalization and is now
igu-dedged American citizen.
Col. C. 5. Emery. DIR. f. II. Godfrey, II.
q g. Madison and W c. Holmes went To
d Lake Morey Friday where they enieyed
q some good bass fishing Saturday.
Martin r. Bohonon is at work for ID. g..
& Blake. Mr.. and Mrs. Bohonon came from
q St. Adams last week, where they have
& baen living the past year or more.
Miss Alma Wheaton, who taught in the
primary department here last year, was
married at her home in Barre Friday even
81 ing the 18th, TO Mr.. Collins OF that city
Il E.A. Corwin and wife went to Hanover,
& n. b.. Monday 10 see his mother, who has
had an operation at the hospital. lhey
found her very comfortable and gaining
Al rapidly as could be expected.
Much interest Is manifest here this
b week over the trial OF Robert Burns Nelson
Fl Of Wells River, charged with the murder
Of Charles Bostock az that place last sep
t5mher. The trial win no doubt consume
this week.
VIM. II. Gilleland, who has been the
past three weeks at J. H. Griffin 5, went TO
Il Plympton, Mass, Monday, where he
works for the Dorchester Ice company,
having i'm charge the shipping OF ice from
the bee house.
Rev. A. j. Eastman will exchange with
Rev. A. +. Lambert OF Thetf0rd next sun
day. Mr.. Lambert viii preach sunday
morning from Hebrews 1853, "Jesus
Christ. the same yesterday, and today, ana
forever In the evening he will preach
from the twenty-third psalm.
Cora r. Adams. wife OF Robert A. Lyon
died Monday, June II, OF consumption
aged 81 years, 10 months. The funeral was
Wednesday al one O'Clock at the house
and two o'clock at the Congl church, Key.
W. I. Allen officiating, assisted by Rev. A.
j. Eastman. She had been sick long
time and was great sufferer.
During the month OF May Orange
county creamery received 9,203 pounds OF
cream and 7S,659 pounds OF milk, from
Which p ,l3l pounds Of butter were made.
Current expenses were sl76.79. Patrons
were paid 49, cents per pound. The total
amount OF butter made, over ten ana one
haii tons, is more than ever before mace
w one month by this creamery.
Louis Smith started for the village Tues
aaY afternoon to carry four ducks 10 W.
II. Hill. They were in a box and blan-
Wy was put over it 10 keep them quiet.
While enroute, the blanket got OF so the
a1css set up a vehement eNpostulat,oh
FNtAAA AANaAAAtEAAAs az
ened the horse which ran, breaking the
shafts, dasher and otherwise demollshlng
The wagon.
Chlldrens day was observed by all the
churches In town last Sunday. The eXer-
'isss we're almost entirely by the childreh'
VINO performed their parts both m singing
ana rotations in highly creditable man
ut-, showing the interest OF themselves
ana PARENTS as well in making this annual
occasion more beautiful each year. lhere
vas profusion of blossoms everywhere,
10Th ia cut flowers and plants.
Arthur .. Howe. electrician at the Chei-
sea electric light and power station whue
arranging new pulley on some machlh
cry last Friday, was caught by the cloth
Tvs ana given a tight squeezing. n u.
''alion' who was assisting him, had CONT