Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-02
chelsea Home News.
> = BrxBY, Local Editor.

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.onof P. L. Sargent, is i'll with
TYPHOID \ p perry is sick and unable to
in bis store. -.a;,,,, tl,is
Hood Of Lower y gaod
Ii with his brother, A. ~ roou.
"s 81. md Mrs Frank p. B RSitys s Msae
~ hi the wedding OF Sll ls,, ~ NJ, 81
gu.st So. Royalton WEDNESDAY,, - g,
n' - : ". E. Allen went to Cori .a.s sun q,
aiternoon to attend ny EniSa1 -
1 ls!. lyman Porter, VINO uieu
pneumonia. woterson most
A lolh' =, hi and w. X. c., will be held
G, A 4" 3 nall on Saturday, Jan. nth, at
o'clock sharp.
Mrs, "ttsct ofrheumatic fever but is
from a ~ She had severe attack OF
nov ssn,e disease eight years ago.
'ne = nod has rented the meat market
T. III n q Raeonis block formerly occupied
ID III y = pivby. and is moving his goods
1l = ~ Tsrbell building opposite.
-, n Johnson, who moved from
lIu 49,, 10 West Fairlee last fall Is re-
thls ~, III very ILL., He had been IN
Polali' bsalth Tor some time before he lett
here. o...a.,. 49,,
pL5tu Mass. where he had been to
Ia Christmas with his brother, truman
spenu be had not seen for fourteen
!g1.iis. evident from the negotiations now
-a.5iug that II the towns OF Cheisea anu
R,nbridge will cooperate they can nave
-.iiroad In operation before the close OF
the year 1902.
Ava Bohonon, formerly of this town,
,,oe n Dixon, ILL.,, dropped IN ON US Mon
GGsrgi,bt with his usual smiling eounte-
nance. Alya always feels Wen unless nc
bas the rheumatism.
The following officers OF the Cong sun
a.. s.b,0I were chosen last sunday
SS.a,ysri1tendeut. John NJ. Comstock; as
si5is1t sunerintendent, Walter ii. Emery;
,-sss1rsr. Richard II. Bacon; organist,
sadie NJ. Eastman.
Among the family Christmas trees that
have come 10 our notice this year are
tboss al the residence Of +. y. Bi1by' {.
= Fs,arv 4 A. COrwin, &. y. Dearborn,
= + Hood. j. b Bacon, l.. IL. Bohonon,
/ NJ Comstock, J. X. Darling.
The usuaI attendants at the West Hill
.t5fseb had very pleasant pOst-Christ-
ygss social at n. L. BiXby's on Friday
evening The belated tree was as fruitful
iB little folks delights as II II had been
harvested three days earlier, and more so,
being unexpected
some 20 Of the young people were in
rftgd Co r.. O. Tracy's Wednesday evening"
Dee. 18th, TO Christmas tree. All were
the recipients OF gifts which, though small
ig value. created a large amount Of fun.
refreshments were served and everybody
had very enjoyable evening.
The fourth number in the Chelsea En-
tertainment course viii be Tuesday even
Inc. Jan. 7th, and will be especially fine,
consisting OF the Wesleyan Male Quartette,
assisted hy VIM T. Houston, who as an
imitator Of musical instruments, as well
asa reader, is said to be unexcelled.
VIM. Robbins, who has been running
the engine al the bobbin factory, finished
work SATURDAY, and George A. Tracy has
taxsn his place Mr.. Tracy Is regular
graduate engineer, with several years
experience with James Roberts, one oil
the best engineers Of the corporations IN
Lowell, Mass.
The annual meeting OF the Congrega-
tional church viii be held on saturday,
Jan T. The business meeting Is called,
ioriO a. M. to be followed By the annual
dinner at noon. Immediately after the
dinner the roll OF the church viii be called
at which a response is desired from al
members OF the church present or absent
Clarence c. Riley of Washington wal
arrested last week on two complaints, one
Tor iutoxication and the other for breach
Of the peace. The hearing was held beior'
Justice Emery Monday. IL. X. Darling
appeared for Grand Juror {. Il. DICK
ins0n and George 4. Stow for respondent
lie was discharged on the complaint o.
intoxcation and found guilty OF preacl
oipeace and fined Il and costs amounting
TO tl2.52. Il seems young Riley went <
John Sanborn 5 TO see about saving M
wood when they got into an alteration
over the matter and Riley became bolster
Gus. Riley is not known in this vicinity
to be addicted to drink.
There was a neighborhood Christina
gathering at George Lougee's on the Yves
hill Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th. Iher
were about 60 present. The trees wer
dressed by Misses Alice Moulton, blanch
Carpenter and Florence Hood and looked
line. After the presents were distributed
old-fashioned games were played until 1
o'clock and then they tripped the Ign
fantastic until morning. Music wa
furnished by Miss Nellie Rich, violin, AM
Loren Goodrich, organ. Louis Louge
was the promoter of these Christmas les
uFiiies and was heartily assisted by Nj
and Mrs. George Lougee and others: Ever
BODY old and young, had an enloyHbi
time.