Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-28
chelsea Home News.
q n BIxBY, Local Editor.

sunday night.
80 rao,ge L. Hayward was at Barre ana
,f5rfnelier saturday
Ag-.f ,slsnbones are being added to the
n.,rie's line every day
TO- ,yaterson Of Boston is spending
RI al Orange County Hotel.
u. -. ~ rs went from here for ride
44SEliismstown Springs Monday.
M TYSON. Jr., and \. Butcher of
Js $3.50 ord we're in town Thursday.
blenders OF STAFFORD visited his
-, Vernon A. Flanders. last week.
- u Emery and wife returned to
~ sane in somerville, Mass, Tuesday,
-. Rich shot a crane measuring six
~, tom tip TO tip and standing nve feet
| tall c.-,,. A..
- bis family at Orange County Hotel
1 Wednesday,.
x.-,an c. Burbank, who went TO Cali
,"is Isst December, arrived home Satur-
/ dsy morning.
,rss feonie Tborne has gone to Ran
/ s.inE center. where she is attending the
/ Normal school
a.. Mabel Ormsby Ross Of Hyde Park,
Mas was in town for short time Satur-
5sy. calling on old friends.
rant w. Il. II. Han and Mrs. Chaplin
NJ lir and Mrs. J. 3. Bacon have been
g=.itinp in Warren, returning home Mon
~. II. o. Bixby and Misses Hazel and
wrrfIe BiXby are spending the week with
i a. K. W. Morse az the City Hotel,
Mn NJ. Flanders has returned home
i ,,srt ~ White mountains. where he has
IN for the past two months doing car
u8gs painting.
Mss f. Rowland Of Providence, r. l.,
n ana Mrs. G. Williams and Jas. In
yam % Barre were guests al the Orange
County Hotel Sunday
FrH Lombard. who has been al home
ana fea weeks, returned 20 Milford, y.
N Wednesday. His sister, Miss Lucy
lombard accompanied him.
T6s family OF Ernest Rowe, who have
tsaa pending the summer at a. ;. Anuis
dt West hill, go 60 their home 90
HuGaiof5- Conu,' tomorrow
rsf CauKI Christian Endeavor society
etrea sociable In the church ycstries
Friday evening from 70 ~ o'clock.
shadow photographs VIII be ieading
s.lr.
p ST. Clement. high-liccnse Republic
4
I'D H.gat On The common, the hall having
asaa previously engaged for the Lucier's
minstrel entertainment.
Res j.. sclden Strong Of Abingdon,
conn.,, expected to preach az the Son
ersratIdual church the next two Sundays.
81 strong s. 6 candidate for the pastor
81 sud the first TO come in that capac-
h.
s james b. Cosgrove seems to be very
fortunate man this year He has cut and
o.. in bis barn 80 loads Of hay aud has
r1t e0l s single load Of il wet. This is q
record almost without a parallel this sea-
s1a.
Mis-, Hope sherman Of Modiord, Mass,
visiting here. She Is daughter Of Rev.
Barker B sherman. who was formerly
pastor % the Congregational church IN
on, place, and who IS now superintendent
q schools In the Philippine islands.
Nf and Mrs W. X. Greer Of Cleveland,
@, made a hurried visit In town Sunday
Mrs Greer was daughter Of the late
Carleton Burnham OF this place and Mr.
Gfeer was proprietor Of the Chelsea livery
sable from 1870 % ls42. They have
Hany r. ends IN town.
During the month Of July, 1902, Orange
County creamery received 1851 pounds Of
cream and 31i.6i2 pounds OF milk from
which were made l5.6se pounds OF butter,
Tor which was received -3,25l.13. Current
expenses were s3S7.g3. Patrons were paid
~ cents per pound for butter fat.
Richard Perkins. aged eight years, who
lls been spending his summer vacation az
y Perkins, went hack 10 his home IN
Gloucester, Mass. Tuesday, making the
tip an alone, which Is quite Q journey Tor
small boy, but Richard Is no ordinary
"a III IN he
High school teachers Principal, John
u lomstock, A. ~; assistant; Miss Lena
= spalding; No. 2, primary, Miss Ella -
Chadwick. intermediate, Miss Cora ~
NhtCher; district No. 5, Miss Martha L.
Moves ., Miss Alice ~. Moulton; 3 Miss
sadie ], Mcconnell: 9, Miss r. Blanche
Carpenter: 10, Miss Ethel :. Folsom; II,
Ais. Alice J. Kibbee; Il, Miss Florence /.
Htneuway; II. Miss Edith r. Hood
Except in Nos. s, S, II and u. which have
already begun, the schools will begin on
Monday, September /.
Jack smiddi and William II. futile Of
Noppertield were held up by Deputy Sher-
% = n. Adams, Jr.. last week Nednes-
day On an order from the sheriff at YER
shire, they having been suspected OF steal
lug about Zoo from party al the mines;
smiddi did not enjoy being stopped ana
made break for liberty. Adams followed
him through the river and up The hill, occa-
s'onally firing his revolver to brighten him.
alter quite a run. he caught him ana the
tNowere lodged in jail. A hearing vas
1ald the next morning, but nothing being
found against them and word from the
mines directing the robbery more den,
n'ie.y On a third party, they were released
enc went on their way rejoicing, toward
the Prosperous, but wicked city OF Barre
rhe 10Th birthday Of Mrs F. W. BiXby
occurred Wednesday, August 10Th. she
had many callers throughout the day and
Iening, and was also the recipient OF many
gifts Among them was a birthday CAKE
ol which were displayed 70 ten-cent
pieces and in the hollow center were 81
more. The cake was made and arran geo
~ her sisters, Miss Mary Wills and Mr.
4. T. skinner. The silver decorations
were contributed BY friends as token OF
Tsmembrance that II was her birthday
The ladies' Aid society Of the sons ofNet-