Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-07
Chelsea Home News.
o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

The Chelsea market is closed every
evening ,,.,,.arn,arsh IL .,,sr,, Io.,-
with tuberculosis.
-. Nettie Beede of Corinth is working
atH. F. Nation :.
r1s,ptv sheriff A. b. Hutchins of East
porr5 vas in town Sunday.
Mr. s A. f. Walton has been visiting
80, dsys al Frank Tuttle's in Tunbridge.
A. ana Mrs. f. f. Prichard of Randolph
,.rre mere Friday TO attend the {. Z. meet
M 4.rry N. smith of Tufts dental college,
pilfan mas been here for week on bus
M David Haekett spent few days in
.,-@1 jast week with her friend, Mrs.
Ifr- louisa CIough has II hens eggs
tbst weigh ID. and IA OF. Who can beat
this record
t,5s 4 vacation last week and attended
he circus at Montpelier.
sidney Mills Of Lynn, Mass, came
sstn-day TO spend two weeks vacation
with bis uncle, John B. Atwood.
alden Bacon OF Idaho, where he has
t,aep Inc past few years, is in town, the
guest Of bis brother, w. Z. Bacon.
N-s ida Gardiner and her niece, Miss
Ruth Mills, of Lynn, Mass, are visiting
Mr.. Gardeners brother, W. NJ. Nation.
Walter S. Goss, who has been with the
NEw England Telephone company at
Montpelier, is home for the month Of Au-
There was a promenade, hastily gotten
nm 81 Mrs. Dickinson, at the town hall
Tuesday night, which was much enjoyed
by an.
Next saturday afternoon there will be a
baseball game here between the Tunbridge
and Yershire teams. Game called at two
O'Clock,
ur. Annie X. Sherman has closed her Of /
flee iu the house OF circuit Bixby for the
present and gone TO Littleton, \. H., for
treatment
last week Thursday the little grandson
~ George n. Bacon tell from the piazza,
where BE was at play, and fractured his
collar bone
George Griffin, who was taken suddenly
UI ia the bayfield, and thrown from his
moss ing machine last week, is recovering
gagy slowly.
Rev. Edward +. Keedy Of Hadley, Mass,
preached an excellent sermon a. the Cong
church last Sunday morning, lie IS 20 &C
cups the pulpit next sunday.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies aid
society. SO. 2, win be omitted next
Wednesday evening, owing 10 the old
Home week reception in the town hall.
seven members OF the Relief Corps at |
tended the district meeting held with Or /
willie BiNby corps at south koyalton last
Thursday Mrs. A. E.6oss was district in
,pector
A curious accident happened to COW be- !
faHa AN Naal -
hIH July % when IL got caught in root /
bv its left iorefoot. They hunted for the
animal that night and until 10 a. m. the
next day, when she was discovered ana re- /
liaFgd from the painful position ASIDE !
from being lame for few days the COW
came out all right.
81 T.. Hutchinson now has his new
steel mill in operation and il works 70 per-
lection. Il grinds tine and fast ana you
do not have to wait long for your grist. /
This new mill is a great addition 10 TINS /
town and vicinity and Mr.. Hutchinson IS
entitled to much credit for putting i m.
Other repairs will follow In the chelsea 1
mills as soon as possible
Tom Beers Of Brattleboro, the veteran
umbrella member, was IN town last week. /
This Is the 23rd year Uncle Tom has
made the trip up through this vicinity |
Besides being an expert al his trade ne y
q genial good fellow and has a host OF
friends ali along the line. He never tor
gets face or the name Of friend ana
Is always ready with good story.
Rev. Almon shepard Of West Corinth
was in town Friday. Mr.. shepard was
80 years old last December and no doupt
Is the oldest minister in Vermont ana
probably in New England, who : w
charge Of a pastorate. He was on MS
return home from North Tunbridge'
where he had been to oficiate at the
funeral OF Miss Vesta Day, who was born
10 Royalton S. years ago.