Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-22
Chelsea Home News.
H.O. BrxBY, Local Editor.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Cove of STAFFORD were IN
town Tuesday.
3mpfias Williams is visiting at Il. b.
niskinson's this week.
leslie Gilbert went to Lunenburg, Mass,
Monday. where he has position.
pr and Mrs. s. n. Goss went to Mont
ra5sr Tuesday, returning yesterday
yipton A. Corwin Of Boston is spending
bs week with his father, J. A. X. Corwin.
Mrs. Jane palsue Of Claremont, n. H.,
IA. been visiting her niece, Mrs. f. j. IL
tus.
Frank Robbins went to Lisbon, n. H.,
tuesday. where he is to learn the earpen-
.g trade.
Pu..su. son Of r. A. Corwin. is sick
vf.h pneumonia, but IS better and now
olt Of danger.
The next regular meeting OF Waterson
". q. C.. No, as, VIII occur saturday att
eu11n, May ~.
Ed saubou has sold his large Holstein
4 frH fa John Goodrich 81 South Royalton.
Price paid, 900
Herman c. Davis has gone to South
EauItol 60 work for the summer in a. T..
Skinner market.
Nh. and Mrs. George L. Stow went to
Lebanon, n. H., Tuesday TO attend the
funeral OF Fred Carter, a nephew OF Mrs.
STOW.
osborn smith and son OF Dorchester,
Mass. are visiting al Lewis n. Lucas.
Mr smith is a brother-in-law OF Mr..
Lucas.
The Auxiliary society Of the Methodist
church viii serve a bean dinner in their
rooms over Ordway, Holmes a Co.'S store
Memorial day. Everybody invited.
Dr. and Mrs Weymouth OF Lyme, n. IL,
were here last week to attend the COM
Il msaoement exercises OF Chelsea academy
where two OF their children have been at
lending school.
Win NJ. Flanders went to the White
Mountains yesterday where he has a job
painting carriages, coaches, and noun
tan wagons until about July LIST when
the season opens.
Il is hoped that no new cases Of scarla-
tina will appear in town. Miss kenney,
Hazel +. Bixby and Archie Sanborn are
all doing we'll. The only new case known
e Calvin Goodwin's little boy on the West
HUI last week.
Among those who attended the funeral
ot Madame Braley at Barre last week
"Wednesday we're Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Dick
inson, Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Bacon, Mr.. and
Ms I. o. Tracy, j. A. X. Corwin and
Miss Nellie Corwin.
Hacsett, son OF b. II. Adams, Jr., was
thrown from the carriage Friday while
riding with his father and leading colt.
INC horse stepped on his leg and hurt HIM
PRETTY badly for the time, but he came out
al right with no broken bones.
Rev. A, J. Eastman will close his pasto-
rate IN Chelsea June sth. His personal
hbors however, will close with the month
o. May, and he wlll preach his last sermon
ne1l sunday evening. The two Sundays
y june have been granted him as vacation
Sundays.
Mrs.. Deliah Huntington, wife OF Willis
A' sanb0rn, died MAY 10th, aged ~ yrs,
NO. ID de. The funeral was Sunday aft
ernoon at the John Sanborn place, where
,aey had but recently moved, Rev. W. Z.
AHen officiating. The burial was in High
land cemetery
~, LaWard I. Dodge, former resident o.
tls town, died at his home, 80 Washing
ION street, Lowell. Mass, last Sunday
morning, aged 60 years months. Mr..
HoQge was here Old Home Week last year
ana expressed his intention to come again
.ls year Il able. He had many acquain-
'ahces IN this town.
-, Albert W. Hoyt thinks cows pay. In
tnt past year, with five heifers and one
Wv part OF which were dry some Of the
'1he he made 1919 lbs. of butter that
'.iu ior slsO.77, besides furnishing fam
~ Oh three with butter and milk and rails
iiHs siA calves valued at $50. In this time
~ mas paid only 81 for feed. Without
"Alhg 10 see what he could do he feels