Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-09
Chelsea Home News.
N R1xrY. Local Editor.

q u Tracy has reluiheu ""Ne
dorchester, n. II.
- Ethel George is at work IN the lam
ayof J. A. k. CorWlh'
n,-ing the month OF April ). u PERKINS
.,t ll66 eggs from oil mems.
-. o. Tracy and Miss Lyle were at
p.r,s Monday and Tuesday
e.,,ge II. Hardy is visiting his daugh-
- White River Junction.
cosgrove, who resides on the West
m ~ "A lambs from IA ewes
ma family OF Hale X. Darling are spend
~, ans week at the farm OF ~ 1. McAiiis-
ter a. r..
Arthur Barber, who lives on the East
Nh has potatoes up nearly ready 10 dos
som. n -. -
visiting relatives IN lo"h INV P"oe
" returns today.
A. N Fred Hayward's Plymouth Rock
- nroduced an egg which measured
~ inches. Next.
The Orange County conference OF Congl
.,nrcbes is TO be held here Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 18th and Nth.
u.r,an Davis went to Williamstown
,.l15ay where he is TO work this summer
&C Z. Hood, contractor and builder.
n / Bixby OF West Fairlee was in
Monday 10 see Tom Densmore. He
- accompanied by his son, ). q. Bixby.
~ d. Hin seems to have beaten the rec
"a he set thirty hens eggs that hatch
u ope chicken. The whole of them were
alive at last report.
Ordway and family arrived from
ABERDEEN, n. c., Tuesday night. They
gll occupy their house on North Nam
street this summer
IN hHr
home on Maple avenue last Thursday,
having spent the winter with her daugh-
ter In Lowell. Mass.
George Eaton Of Corinth, who was well
known here, died Sunday after long III
ness az BriRht's disease. He was 40 years
Of age the day OF his death.
Mrs.. Luyia Walker Hitchcock Of North
BeId 4 former West hill girl, offers nifty
dollars toward the West hill church re-
uairs that are to be made this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. F. Peters went to Bos-
zen Tuesday for their spring millinery
goods. They viii stop en- route 10 Visit
tbsir son, Elmer Bradbury, at heene, \.
IL
r,s anniversary OF the Epworth league
a.il IS observed next Sunday evening
yritb appropriate exercises at the Metho-
dist church Everybody is invited 70 at
tend.
Alva Little has been engaged by the
postoifiee department to carry the mail on
ibe "bush linen between here and Thet-
ford station for the next four years, begin
ming July lst. He is paid $500 per year.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Robinson Of Barre
came saturday with the remains OF their
IttIe child Tor interment in Highland
cemetery. Mrs. Robinson will remain two
or three weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. L. Hayward.
Lester H. Darling, son-in-law Of c. o;
Slack OF this place, died Sunday oil
Rights disease, aged 80 years. He leaves
awife and one child. The funeral was
held at his late home in Washington
Tuesday, Rev. w. +. Allen officiating.
Among the old students OF Chelsea
academy who attended the graduating ex-
trcses from out OF town were hsrola
Comstock Of Dartmouth college, Ralph
Gilman OF Norwich university, Eugene
Marshall Of Williamstown, Eugene Davis
OF Tunbridge and Miss Lila smith OF
MiliamstOwn
Look out for sneak thieves, as y. q.
Moore. who lives on South Main street,
had two bags of meal stolen from his barn
on the night of April 30. The barn has
front and back door. The latter was ias-
tened on the inside by a common hasp'
This was found unlocked in the morning
and track showed where wagon had
been backed up to the door. Mr.. Moore,
IL seems had his eve on them and has
since been paid for the plumber.
The meeting to see about Old Home
week came off Saturday at the town nan
with the following result, having nrst
elected as chairman A. III. Powers ana W.
P Townsend as secretary. Col. G. >. EIn-
cry, member OF the State Old Home week
association for Orange county, was pres
aud ox tpad To the meeting the OH-
Jet Of such q gathering etc. The meet,
ing voted to organize the Chelsea Olu
Home Week association and adopted the
bylaws recommended by the State assoei-
alton, with the exception OF one amend
ment which increased the number OF the
executive committee from three TO nVe
members. The chair appointed as com.
mittee ON nomination of officers To report
at the next meeting to be held next Satur-
day afternoon at the town hail. Messrs'
T. n. Bacon, G. p. Dickinson, Alva Gar
penter, j. NJ. Comstock and Z. ,. Emery.
There were % present at this meeting ie'
100 come next Saturday, and come early
not wait until you see them leaving the
hall.
The Chelsea Amateur Dramatic company
presented the drama, Bread ON the
Waters, " at the town hall May LIST win
the following cast:-Dr. Harlem, Prin.
Greenlake academy, Roy Sanborn; Harry
Harlem, his son, Myron Little; FREQ
Hastings, Bob Winders, pupils AZ sne
academy, Herman Davis, George Grimm !
Jonathan Wild Butts, the town consta-
BILE Arthur Rogers; Lucy Harlem, the
DOCTORS daughter, Miss Lucinda rogers
Mrs. Lorring, housekeeper, Miss Mamie
Earl; Oily, picked from the streets, MISS
sibyl Sargent; Dan p. Dickinson, pianist.
These young people have had scarcely any
outside assistance in rehearsing tins play
and have been continually handicappeu
by some member, after having the part
committed. being unable to play, ana
only the week before it was entirely gwen
up. Nothing but the energy and push OF
the manager, George Griffin, would nav