Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-20
Chelsea Home News.
no. BrxBY, Local Editor.

Walter $. Goss Of Montpelier was home
/ over sunday.
,fyrop Little is working in the Flanders
st9rt at Post Mills.
Mr. Albert Hoyt has been very sick,
but is now improving
DspBty sheriff B. II. Adams, Jr., went
"a Newport Monday night.
Ws.Iev Davis has gone TO Wilder for a
fsF davs visit al e. ID. Clough's.
Arthur Barber goes to work for Fred
Goodwin in the saw all next week.
Craze Murdoch, 10 has been sick the
ns.. few weeks, has early recovered.
Wrs : N. Goss " 1t 10 South Royalton
ys.ter3sy 10 visit h new granddaughter.
Gzsrys s. Adams fas sold his farm to
r-sd A. OrdNay OF aberdeen, y. G., for
l0.
Mrs Marietta o. Wood Of Mortified is
soBpInr with her sister, Mrs. Irene Car
1suisr.
Mis-. Eunice Moulton went 10 Boston
Tuesday 10 visit her sister, Mrs. A. b.
Carpenter,
lam n. sanborn has moved to the
house on Main street recently bought OF
Frank / Whitney.
Joseph Abbott has hired out for the sea-
s5n toA. p. skinner Of South Royalton
and IS 70 begin work April LIST.
Miss Ethel Kenney went to Pompanoo-
su5 Thursday. Il is expected she will re-
turn 70 teach here again this spring.
Hosea Carpenter OF Washington moved
last week 10 the Humphrey farm on the
West bill which be purchased last fall.
Miss Minnie Carpenter went TO 81. Johns
hry Thursday and viii remain a few
weeks with her brother, J. NJ. Carpenter.
Herbert Kingsbury and wife came Mon
tay for two weeks visit TO Mrs. Kings
blrys parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ire Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Helen smith OF West Fairlee, a
iressmaker, has moved into the tenement
vacated by w. NJ Flanders In Mrs. Tracy's
brick house.
The high water Of Sunday night and
Monday morning carried away about 10
inches from the top OF the dam at the cleo
trie light plant
Horace T. Walkers Jersey COW, Flor
euce, four years old, made 2ilbs. OF butter
~ . hours and 20 minutes. The amount
OF milk was 3j lbs. and on.
Mrs Cheney MeAuister and Miss lnez,
Who have been working at the Orange
County hotel, have gone TO their home at
Washington for few weeks vacation.
About Is attended the sociable at "Joe"
6ftfn last Friday night. Although the
ssighing was pretty thin everybody had
8 me time. Among the refreshments was
sugar on snow.
Miss Cora Burnap, who has been board
af he - raj
months, returned 10 her home az Norwich,
Conn, Thursday. She was accompanied
" her mother who had been here for a
Few DAYS.
lianyone had enquired at the HERALD
Q1loe what made DIR. Goss have such big
smile on we could have told them il was
because he had got TO be grandpa, ten
pound daughter having been born to Dr.
sna Mrs. Euclid Fish at South Royalton
Sunday.
SCHOOL IN the intermediate department,
@agbl BY Miss Ethel NJ. Kenney, closed
lle th OF March. Those perfect in at
tendance were Rachel and Sylvia Com
4Qek, George Hatch and Donald Emery.
tyle Beckwith, Harold Corwin and Elsie
mn were absent only one day.
The New York Tribune Farmer rseent-
offered three prizes OF 500, $50 and 20
lof ihe most satisfactory answer to the
question, what do farmers need most 2"
competition was open to all subscribers to
~ paper \. q. Moore OF this place was
aNafded the second prize Of 80. There
1sfe about 1000 letters received in the
contest
n Inc chelsea gristmill, which A. ii.
Lossrs has owned and operated for the
So q years, was bought last week by NJ.
Z. hutchinson OF Brandon, who took
lssession Monday morning. The price
a.a TOT the property was $500. Mr..
n!sttsehlnson has rented the min house and
blll move his family here as soon as Mr..
FoNers can vacate il.
Speaking OF watches, Frank w. Bixby
sens 70 own the oldest one heard from
- ih This part Of the country. He says
~ y Z known to be leo years old. The cases
upper and II is open face, with double