Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
Chelsea Home News.
no. BIxBY, Local Editor.

ur..C. +. Godfrey is on the sick list.
Ernest Harwood IS at work for Oliver ID,
4 Medealf
VIC Holmes went to New York Mon
\ day night,
samuel RoIlston and family have moved
20 Connecticut.
B.H Adams, Jr., has gone to Boston
blvng horse flesh.
Hugh Clark Of West Fairlee was in town
saturday and sunday.
Mrs. John b Bacon presided at the organ
IN he Congl church Sunday.
Miss Mamie Titus OF Vershire is dong
abla work at the Orange Co. hotel
Ed. Brown Is having a severe time with
hi, hand. the result OF slight hurt last
week.
Henry Clark has been in Barnard for a
'su DAYS, called there by the sickness Of
4 BIZ uncle.
Cant. VIM. II. "a. Han has recovered
from bis illness SO he Is able to be about
i1e street.
Miss Sadie Eastman has returned to
Montpelier seminary, where she Is study
.Ig music.
The roads are the worst now they have
N been This season, but the prospects are they
ui.l soon be better.
Wm. F. Hood returned Monday after
n09H tom a few days visit 70 his brother,
C. J. Hood at Lowell.
Harry F. Bryant moved Monday to his
house on Nershire street, which he has
newly repaired inside.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby have
been Spending the past week with Miss
. HaIaH Stanley fu Washiuutnu
Fifteen took the teachers examination
Friday under the supervision OF County
Examiner priehard Of Randolph.
The Easter services at both churches
u Sunday morning were OF high order and
there were prutuse decorations OF flowers.
/ Cadet Ralph Gilman OF Norwich univer-
sly spent Sunday at home. He was ac-
4 cmmnied by Cadet Ferrin from the same
Institution,
Misses Mary Scales and Rena Barnes OF
klmball Union academy, Meriden, y. H.,
4 spent Easter al home. They returned to
gh0ol yesterday
Miss julia Cummings OF Mt Holyoke
olege, South Hadley, Mass, is spending
1.-TWO weeks vacation here with her moth
aand grandparents.
a Chss, A. Mayall left town Saturday
morning Tor his home in Paxton, Mass,
where be viii await the arrival OF his wife
and Mr. Moore, who drive the whole dis
4 lance with team.
n Ed Carr, while feeding circular saw at !
. red Bohonons Saturday afternoon,
Il aught ms right hand in the saw and cut
Ile hrsl, second and third fingers badly. |
N uf smith dressed the wound.
Annual meeting OF Chelsea Entertain |
Il nent association for election OF officers |
Ahd other business is to be held at town 1
Il utFS Office next Monday evening at Z
CLOCK All holding season tickets last |
year should be present.
Mrs. Z. F. Peters has engaged Miss Lena
RICHARDSON Of STAFFORD TO work in her
luihefy shop this season. Miss Richard
w learned her trade in one OF the large
millinery establishments at Manchester,
" H. snd has worked since, two seasons,
y .ue same shop. She comes recommend |
was thoroughly proficient in the business.
by the thoughtful benevolence OF Miss
..aia Avery Of Detroit, Mich. who some
.le since was consulting the records in !
w town clerks Office, the manuscript |
laiter OF this town has been framed and
now hung in the library room. Miss
avery was formerly a devoted attendant at /
G church IN which Rev. William IA.
last Monday n. G. Moore, accompanied |
ms daughter, Mrs. Jennie Mayail, left |
'gNn on his journey to Paxton. Mass, |
NE be has recently purchased a new
,susnce and intends to spend the remain |
~ ~ ol MS life. Mr.. Moore belonged to the /
,les' family in town, his grandmother I
10y the first woman among the early /
|'usls' Mr.. Moore has lived here nearly 1
4 \, t,aIs' and during the last 80 years upon |
s,s s lafm at the south end of the village, |
- - one OF the first settlements was
'les ne has been a very successful farm |
,s, gu" ~ Tor several years has paid a larger /
sl, 80 man any other farmer in town. His 1
,,19 i VIII be regretted as the loss OF
az, 9Sla T. Emerson, wife OF the late Thomas |
MI ey' died at her home on Main street I
nj "a Sla} evening, Mar. %, aged 81 yrs, ? /
N, Is p GA. She had been gradually failing |
s1.s5u s past two years, but had been con-
NJ 70 lhe bed only about six weeks |
~ godfrey was the last of a large family.
IN. was born ON the East hill and was
brr oi4est person living in town, who was
mere In 1884 she married Thomas