Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-16
chelsea Home News.
4 BTxBY, Local Editor.

FfiuA9 80, Dramatic Co. have postpon-
The ~ INA until further notice.
ed lnsi, 80 has gone to West tairlee TO
Lew hotel for Warren Gilman.
ToLA = i,lian M. Robbins went to Leha-
Miss L ~ saturday to spend the winter.
non " 80 ,.,n and Frank Robbins are
Rooefts lam ny al Copperfeld for Mr.. Sar-
driving Team
gent. - and Grace Bacon attended the
Rlcna iiS.rffon al Randolph Monday ana
G EcOnYehtioh -
Tuesday r. Hood Of Lowell, Mass, spent
5sys last week with ms latner' NJ
L. n NJ. Rice returned MONDAY night
~ Wesf Fairlee, where he had peeh the
past week. ,a sapborn are getting out
/ ~ saa ice for the creamery from the
awmill dam. s-..t.a ,,.o.i, ot
M I s,iattoon's and has gone TO Tun-
E.;5,e for a few weeks.
p,,.ss -astrv NJ the Methodist church has
I'D. ts.oo,o1ghly repaired at the expense
p e.Lo Methodist Auxiliary society.
q Dodge Of Vershire preached
nv M. corg'l church last Sunday morning
y .. In with Rev. A. }. Eastman
Me3 m school at Kimball Union acad-
~. Vsriden. n. H., Tuesday morning
d. blanche Sargent has gone to Man
-, n H.. and Boston to spend the
yl,ai14er Of the winter with her broth
en- Emery has Just received his VI.
,,.,f Insurance calendars. They are
batter fbap usual this year, and are free TO
sUat Bixuy's store.
,t,s rohu Crockett, who has been SUI
-, from complicated sore on the
bssd Is better this week. Mrs. Mary A..
ndd is taking care OF her.
r,r Charles K. Darling was one OF the
.rs5ters last week at the banquet OF the
gsra Cod Travellers Commercial club held
IN HE CRYSTAL room Of the Parker House,
Boston. a., ~,
farm with his father, Aiken Edwards, on
West HiU and Mr. Edwards son, Henry,
,rb7 has been with him the past year, has
moved 90 Berlin.
Mr.. Bearor OF East Charlotte, father Of
Peter Bearar who was fatally injured
yHHf ehonping In the woods last week,
came Friday, and Will remain with the
hmilya few days.
The directors Of the National bank Of
oraDgs county. after their meeting Tues
INV. Were invited TO the residence OF =. O.
fracy. where they partook OF one OF Mr..
Tncys fine dinners.
The annual meeting Of George Washing
ton Lodge. No. 81, +. q a. NJ, is TO be held
Thursday, Jan. ., beginning at p. m.
Every member Of the lodge should make
AN effort 10 be present. Beside the cleo
ton Of officers there Is work in the second
degree.
Railroad talk seems to be favorable to
tie construction OF the line somewhere.
Just now responsible parties have under
consideration a line from Chelsea via
Stafford 10 South STAFFORD, which should
take in the copper mines and granite
quarries
Miss Blanche Townsend, who is attend
ing the Emerson college in Boston, is TAX
ing whistlng lessons. She has an en-
gagement TO whistle at an entertainment
given at Emerson the 9th, Miss Town
send has a talent for whistling and we are
glad to learn that she has decided 10 give
i special attention.
sheriff Frank /. Whitney has appointed
VIII. sprague Of Brookfeld deputy sheriff
n place Of L. L. Bigelow, who recently
resigned, There was quite a contest for
The place Mr.. Sprague and VIM. Clark
presented petitions with over 300 signers
on both. This must be a very lucrative
position in the town Of Brookfield.
At the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of Orange County Creamery Co. Tues
day, Jan. 7th, the following directors were
elected. John A. Stanley, \. II. Austin,
Frank Gilman, Benson Sanborn, Nj. O.
eates being the same as last year except
Dir. Gates takes the place Of O. 5. Martin,
who has moved farther away on a VIII
JAMESTOWN farm.
Al the animal ,,,e,tin,, - tl,a stocL hold
gs Of the National bank of Orange Co.
tuesday the following directors were
elected John B. Bacon, NJ. 7. King, W.
u. H. Hal, =. Q. Tracy and W. p. Town
send. John b. Bacon was elected presi-
cent; NJ. 7, King, vice Pres; and II. \
Madison. cashier. The usual semi-annual
dividend was declared
Frank Gates, son OF NJ. o. Gates who
H'es IN the south part Of the town near the
LLln1udge line, is sick with scarlet fever.
inns was the only case known in town,
o4i i was considered best to close the
schools in Dist. No. 2 for two weeks, which
Wa done last Friday. IL is not known
4SiAtle the Gates boy caught the disease.
Llg lanily IS quarantined and the case is
''lA 70 he doing as well as can be expected.
o. The officers Of the Ladies' Aid society Of
lamp NO. 3, ). ", were installed Nednes-
SSey afternoon, Jan. s, BY Mrs. Grace NJ.
DAoF. The officers corrected from last
week as follows Pres, Mrs. Sarah Coburn:
s wee president, Mrs. Nellie Lucas;
SAaps Mrs. Betsy Underhiu: Sec. Mrs.
ulaee BXbyi Treas, Mrs. Frances Bixby;
fAaa Mrs. Mary Haywood; Asst. guide,
5 5Is Emma Lathrop; trustees, Mrs. Louisa
SUlihr Mrs. Ada Bacon, Mrs. Mary Hay
a, me hogers-Grilley entertainment Is the
nun number in the Chelsea entertainment
Ms NJ ana IS booked for the evening Of
Monday, Jan. 9th. One critic saws. sMr.
.oEes Is good, Mr.. Grilley is good; to-
s,I,i they are superb They are from
,-g H1s54path Lyceum Bureau of Boston
~ galcago and come highly recommend
~. several Of our people in town have
ar5 -. -a VINO have heard them in Boston
iiaQ pronounced them fine. This is the
T 1l musical entertainment in the course.
Remember the date.