Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-10
Chelsea Home News.
10. BIxBY, Local Editor.

p.,aolpb has a first-class new tailor
q l. Rockwell. Try him.
"a Corwin went to Boston Saturday
Mis-. Julia Cummings returned to col
lege yesterday
4 daughter was born March nth 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Larkin.
Harold Berry has been and is still sick
with a severe sore throat.
tueIve-pound son was born to Mr.
sr6 Mrs. WIN Densmore recently
NJ and Mrs. win A. Reed have bott
tasn on the sick list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Merrill Of Heath
were fg town Thursday Of last week.
r5as. T.. Dickinson is working for q
short time i'm the store OF III. o. BiXby.
The REGULAR meeting Of Waterson W. n
a. Win occur next saturday at the usual
l5lr
Ben Fl. Adams, Jr., returned from hi.
E5.lg1 trip Friday night with several
horses.
P @. Taylor, agent for the Crown
rsrga.. of Otter River, Mass, IS stopping
mtha Orange County hotel.
FrsdJ. Akerman has painted an Of his
farm buildings, house, barn and sheds
I'D. Parkhurst did the work.
Wl.s Addie +. Wbitcomb Of Hanover,
n H.. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs.. David Adams, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. Irving Akerman, sister of John
Flanders. was buried last week. She had
been sick with consumption for several
months
Carleton Slack has moved 10 the Leroy
Ga0del farm, which be has leased for hye
Years. Mr. Goodell has rented the steele
MeAnister place owned by +. g. Thorne.
The business Of the Chelsea Entertain
meut association was not completed last
Monday evening and an adjournment was
taken until tomorrow, Friday, evening AT
the town clerks office at z O'Clock.
Dean Slack and wife left for Boston
Monday morning, He had been working
for his brother, A. c. Slack, In the Chelsea
market for the past few weeks. Geo.
Tracy is in the market now for a short
time.
J. o. Perkins has 62 hens, from which
he received during the month OF March
lae eggs, an average OF 81 per day. Mr..
Perkins believes in the r. T. Reds as the
best and only hens for man to keep Tor
profit
The central Office OF the Cooperative
Telephone Co. has been established IN n.
o. BNbys store and many new phones
have already been put in. The line :
being extended all over the hills and II
viii soon be an unusual thing 10 ma a
farmer without telephone connection.
Rev. W. r. Allen left Tuesday morning
Tor ST. Adams TO attend the annual confer
ence Of the Methodist church. The entire
church and townspeople as well sincerely
hope Mr.. Allen may be allowed 70 return
here for his seventh year. In TACT Win
Che rebuilding OF the church on the West
BIN IN which he has so much interest II
almost seems a vital necessity that ne
should come back.
The following are the officers Of the
Tong Christian Endeavor society Tor the
ensuing six months President, Richard
H. Bacon; vice president, Hattie II. Dear
6orni recording secretary, Emma w
Hatch; corresponding secretary, Hattie n.
Dearborn; treasurer, Henry w. Burbank !
organist Lilla y. smith; lookout commit
tet Lena r. Spaulding, Mrs. c. A. pens-
more, Donald L. Comstock; prayermeet-
ing committee, Mrs. J. NJ. Comstock, Bes-
Sic II. Burgess, Dean II. Gilman; social
committee, Mrs. l.. II. Bohonon, Margaret
tomstock, Oliver T.. Burgess; missionary
committee. Efiie NJ. Coburn, Leonie NJ.
Ihorne, Clarence NJ. Hook; flower COM
mittee, Mrs. T. ID. Barnes, Mrs. r. H.
stanton, Edward b. Hatch. Charlie Dens-
more, George b. Hatch; music committee,
Mrs. w. 5. Hatch, Zilla \. Smith, Maud
$. Merrill.