Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-28
Chelsea Home News.
n O. BIxRY. Local Editor.


Corydon Fellows OF Corinth was in town
Tuesday.
verna. daughter of Elisha Burgess, is i'll
with peritonltis'
third son was born to win II. Titus
and wife last Thursday.
The bows are 10 have a promenade and
dance in Densmore's hall tonight.
Horace Tarbell of Knowlton, p. O., is
yisiting his uncle, VIM. j. Tarbell.
Henry Barstow, Jr., and c. T.. Blanchard
Of Vershire were in town Tuesday.
Miss Relic Bates, who has been working
Of Fast Montpelier came last week.
Dopald Comstook is visiting his brother,
Harold. az Hanover, n. H., this week.
Miss Gertrude Bacon, who is attending
the Randolph state normal school, rs spend
ing her vacation at home.
Cbas. Z. Godfrey, who has been confined
To the house for the past three weeks, Is
now able TO be out once more.
Tvron Little. who is attending the
HIGH school here, has gone 10 his home in
West Fairlee TO spend the vacation.
Miss Blanche Sargent, who has been
working al the Brightwood, SO. Royalton,
ths uast year. Is home for few weeks.
Mrs. C. A. Densmore and son, Charles,
went t8 Lowell, Mass, saturday to spend
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
a. bigkey,
William II Henry Of Buzzard's Bay,
Mass "a brother Of Mrs. Joseph landon,
whom she had not seen for 20 years, visited
her last week.
Ben Bacon, who works at Lebanon, n.
H.. Is spending Thanksgiving with his
f4fN
Lebanon tomorrow.
Jar. Corwin & Son took in 1907 lbs.
OF poultry last Friday, for which they paid
81 $50 last year the number OF pounds
taken in was 1851, showing a large in
crease ia poultry this season.
Mr.. Clarke's lecture on the "Modern
Scientific Wonders last Thursday was the
most instructive Of any entertainment IN
the course. His liquid air experiments
alone were worth the price OF admission.
The Luciers Novelty Co. entertainment
at the town hail last Friday evening was
one of the best shows in many respects
that has been here for years, but the enter
tainment the night before prevented their
having so full house as they otherwise
would.
Mission Work in Catholic countries"
will be the subject OF special meeting at
the Cong1 church next Sunday evening.
some interesting facts about the people OF
spain, Austria, Mexico and Cuba will be
given, with some idea OF the work that is
being done among them.
During the month OF October the Orange
20. creamery received 2S60 pounds Of
cream and l20,S9l pounds Of milk from
which were made l., i52 pounds OF butter.
Current expenses, $4,000. Total amount
received for butter sold, =, 720.l7. Patrons
were paid = cents per pound.
The Hon Nolney b. Cushing OF Bangor,
Me-, gill give lecture in the town hall on
thursday evening, Dec. 5, beginning at
o clock. Admission free. A collection
Will b taken to defray expenses. Mr..
cushing is a very talented and popular
lecturer; fair-minded and candid, winning
the admiration even OF those who differ
WIN INN on political questions.
The third entertainment OF the Chelsea
entertainment association will occur
Wednesday evening, Dec. 4. The manage
neht Is happy to announce an extra at
Traction with this lecture, having engaged
the montpelier Male quartet, composed OF
Joseph Wan, tenor; Walter $. Goss, bari
lone Herman ID. Hopkins, baritone; VIM.
r. smith, basso. They will sing before
ana after the lecture, giving both solo and
quartet selections.
teachers in the schools in town for the
winter term are as follows:-No. 2, High
school, principal, John NJ. Comstock; as
sslant. Miss Lillian T.. Spaulding OF Barre
Intermediate department, Miss Ethel NJ.
EA,e.nney Of Thetford; primary department,
llss Ella q. Chadwick OF Tunbridge;
No, :, Miss Bertha Danforth OF Tunbridge;
20 &, Miss Sadie +. Ilsley Of Burlington;
90; = Miss Martha l.. Noyes No. 10, Miss
Il T. blanche Carpenter; No. IL, Miss Edith
n n, hood No. u, Miss Alice j. Kibbee of
Ea,t randolph; No. II, Miss Laura II.
uter. The school in No. u began Nov.ls
ll.h.iq, that in No. 5 on Nov. 25. Those in the
.lLage district No. p will begin Dec. 9th
ana al others Dec. I'd.
ueorge Iaplin, who lives on the farm
no. As the Joseph French place, fell
.Ioh the high beams in his barn to the
LOOT below, distance OF about Is feet,
nv thursday night. The fall was broken
" nis striking on the head scaffold, which
tupaoly saved him from being killed.
~. went up there as was his custom to
p.tgn down fodder TO feed the cattle at
!. ~ az lie had sent down one forkful and
-ppso back to get another when his foot