Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-25
Chelsea Home News
a q BTxBY, Local Editor.

a NJ Mattoon has thoroughly repaireu
nsnnison building.
.,gbter was born TO MIR. ana Mrs.
IN GeSrge Tuesday morning.
-. Fditb Hood is TO teach school In
A,tb beginning next Monday.
Dennison has moved into Allen
. tt,sapis house ON Court street.
NJ. Robert A. Lyon is very sick. She
- an invalid for long time.
n C,rIiss attended the funeral of his
Wrs. Jackson, at Barre Thursday.
M kennedy is again agent for the
-,e machinery. See his ad on this
. page -. ho.sa r,osao,,
LING with lockjaw, caused by bruise
an the heel.
~ Fannie Stearns goes 10 Warren to-
-.,,- where she is to teach school the
coming term.
a. q. L. stow has returned from
pt,Lei where she has been visiting her
IN. Il. A. Davis.
Miss Nellie /. Bixby was at Barre last
- Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mr. VIII Jackson.
,r.i,srs Goss went to Montpelier today
MI be has position as collector for the
Wv England Telephone Telegraph Co.
t,..,b Abbott, who has been working
\ .tFost barre the past year, has returned
~ toWn and is at work for Fred Goodwin
h the saWmlll.
The combined graduating exercises of
4 chelsea academy and the grammar school
.iIl M held in the town hall on Friday
evening, May Sd.
3 n Kennedy and Harry Sanborn were
i, burlington last Thursday. Mr.. Ken
,ie8y vent to purchase material to use in
bis carriage business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Hood returned !
frnm New York saturday night, coming
IA lowell, Mass, where they stopped 10 /
si.it Mr. Hoods mother and brother.
Milo sanborn. while piling lumber in /
ne min ward last week, got one OF his |
~ BADLY crippled by letting plank 10
.8ebes vide and inches thick fan across 1
il.
r. H. Adams, Jr., has a new pair OF
,s5rE horses which he bought at John I
sons auction sale at West Lebanon, n. H., /
Al saturday The pair weigh about 300 4
pounds.
Atthe wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and 1
Mr.. e. ID Barnes last week there was /
omitted from the list Of presents mention +
I'd q fine glass pitcher presented by Tom /
Uglsmore
pr T.. n Godfrey has greatly improved 4
his residence hv putting M new hard pine +
doors throughout and also new ceiling In 4
the office OF the same material G. y.
Dearborn did the work.
Waterson Post, No. as, q. A. r., has en-
Gagged Rev W. A. Warner OF Bethel 10 de-
liver the Memorial day address here. Mr.. 4
Warner Is an eloquent speaker and We may /
feel assured Of something good for the oc-
ea,on,
Rev. D. II. Strong OF williamstown is
a a.. ka ahFHrsaf.
next Sunday morning and evening In eX-
change with Rev. A. j. Eastman. In the
evening he will speak especially 10 the
Young people
Miss Rose Emery was at Barre city 4
Tuesday, the 9Th, to attend the wedding
oi Der niece Miss Georgia Emery, and Mr..
Walton Aborn Of Hartford, Conn, where
they are TO reside. Miss Emery is a
daughter OF the late DR.. Fred w. Emery Of
this place.
The Rapid Telephone Co. has recently
added several new instruments here 10
their already popular line. George Mud
get OF South Royalton was here doing the
Work last week Those newly connected
are as follows Orange County hotel,
Chelsea livery stable II. o. Bixbys store,
L. X. Darling's house, +. +. Bixby's mar
ket' G. L. Slows house.
Rufus Murduck met with a serious aoci-
N-HtAh AAaA 4 nAA7AANN NlAAt MNIhAllk ANk ~
8 Emery. He was removing some boards
from the barn and using ten-pound
stone hammer. The end OF a piece OF
board, which he did not notice, protruded
beyond the others, and his right hand
struck i with the full force OF the blow,
causing fracture Of the first metacarpal
bone, SO that the bone protruded through
the flesh. DR.. Godfrey dressed the wound.
A meeting to form local Old Home
Week association viii be held at the town
nail on saturday, Nav 4, at 2 o'clock p. m,
and an citizens OF the town are invited to
oe present, This meeting is called under
the authority Of the constitution and by
la"s OF the Vermont Old Home Week as
soemtion and fun attendance is desired.
vermont inaugurates Old Home week this
year Tor the first time and the legislature
mas SET apart the week beginning August
I ior the homecoming of her native sons
ana daughters. IL is earnestly hoped that |
every citizen viii have an interest to come
to TINS meeting and help push to a sue ,
essslul climax this grand idea OF a local ,
observance OF that week in some form.
Mrs Lucy A. (Peasley) Dickinson, wife
y the late b. II. Dick inson, died at the
range County hotel Sunday morning, ,
hp5il u aged IS yrs, 3 mo-, 10 da. She !
Hau peen great sufferer for long time,
Ntt on late had been much better until
apout Three weeks ago she contracted a Sc
~, We cold. Three children survive her, ,
N9afies I. Dickinson, with whom she re- :
ssgel, Mrs. +. O. Tracy Of this place and ,
81 - ~ Dickinson OF st. Paul, MINI. The },
laheral was from the hotel Tuesday after
ICON Rev f. +. Herrick OF Milton, her
basSor Tor many years, officiating assisted
~ new A. j. Eastman of this place. The
efment was in the family lot in High
i y \, cemetery. Mrs. Dickinson was born
~ ~ Washington and when married came to
t ~ grange County hotel, where her hus-
'Aiu was landlord for many years.