Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-21
chelsea Home News.
u q BIxBY, Local Editor.

II o. BINB1, IOcai
charles A. Bacon has moved to Barre
city p.rres is sick and confined to the
bouss, ~ Lewis is boarding at Mrs. Eme-
Inc pOy uo,,nes went to New York Tues
~ be gone week
"a. y ,os horn to Mr.. and Mrs. James
III III tbe 9th and died the lzth.
Ooo patton began work Monday in
Ffs .ih,saa mills for A. II. Powers.
u.,rv p. Bryant has bought tne h1use
= Vershire street owned py w. W.
~, ssries of IA singing schools closed
.Monday evening with iull atteho
NJ -. Matilda LaValle of Moore's juno
NE u. is visiting her sister, Mrs
Thomas H. Perry.
80 Wilson of Somerville, Mass,
~ Monday to d. 7. McAllister's, where
y 4 10 spend sugaring'
-, clark has sold his farm to L.
nef and Is TO move to the village INTO
"a 49, Adams house on Main street.
pllen Cooley has moved upstairs in
i M MT; house and w. NJ. Flanders has
n 49, into the rooms she has vacated.
M m. stsreopticon entertainment on India
& ~ Town hall last week, although
s.esitable show, was but poorly attended
Irving Bowen has sold pair Of Holstein
4 .,sers 10 Walter Carpenter OF iunDrloge
tbst weighed 1870 POUNDS ihes "eie
coming two years old
vr.C L. Hines Of Hardwick has been
Mere The past few weeks assisting IN the
- - n mn mother, Mrs. Edgar Grosyenor,
during her last illness.
There are about 80 members in town
,ou, mat belong to the Buhaloes. Inc lee
Il ioin is lie. and no annual assessments
Tbe cheapest secret society known TO eA-
it.
Edward Sargent, optieian, and ms
wife 90 TO Providence, X. l., next week.
Nj Sargent will be here occasionally 10
~. after the large business he has work
"a on in this vicinity.
An entertainment will be given in the
CongI church vestry Friday evening"
4 Ns,9b 10Th. at Z 80 o'clock. The program
m consist of music, vocal, piano and vio-
In solos. Rotations and illustrated read
ms. Everybody is invited.
Two people came in violent collision be-
low the bridge one dark night recently
Il "a M matter was only satisfactorily set
M IN going before Justice G. ;. Emery,
ma g1ded by the binding up OF each res
p0ndent before the grand jury.
oysrseer W. II. Emery has engaged
sIIen Dickinson and wife 10 carry on the
own farm the coming year and will take
n5ssession April LIST. Mr.. Dickinson has
i had experience in this line, having been
.1perihtendent OF the Corinth and Brad
ford town farms.
Rsbecca L.. wife OF Edgar Grosyenor,
died March 18th OF acute indigestion of
the stomach, aged 81 yrs, 9 mo. The tu-
i neral was Saturday at her late home where
She had resided for the past 90 years, Rev.
A. j Eastman officiating. She left two
daughters. Mrs. {. G. Scales OF this town
and Mrs. G. L. Hines OF Hardwick.
During the month OF February, Orange
County creamery received 3,552 pounds OF
cream and 23883i pounds OF milk, from
4 which we're made 10, l42 pounds of butter.
SlB.67 was received for butter sold, de-
Quoting freight and commission; current
expenses, including lc. per pound reserve,
SOi.f Patrons were paid 24c. per pound
ior their butter.
Hon. J. O. Sanford, state highway COM
missioner, has appointed a meeting for Or
snge county to be held at the Orange
County hotel Tuesday, April I'd. These
meetings are for the public and everybody
Is cordially invited TO attend and also TO
express their ideas on the subject of good
roads and how to make and keep them.
Yet US have a good delegation from this
town present al this meeting and show we
have an interest in this matter, as every
taxpayer and resident Of the state should
have
Counterieits Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye are liable TO cause blood poisoning.
Leave them alone The original has the
name DeNitt's upon the box and wrapper.