Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
Chelsea Home News.
no. BrxBY, Local Editor.

Go rbompson i working for F. J. Ii
Ned stacy of yershire was in town Tues
o,.op c. Clement Of Corinth was in town
T Hsrry wilson Of Plymouth, N. H., is in
town Tor "a few days.
~, Davis Is home for a short vacation
i.6m Montpelier seminary.
r.,,sr8 Thompson is working for Whit
,ay d lewis in the Chelsea livery.
Gso r. Colby has hired for the season to
p Ieminway and Is TO rent his farm.
,rssss lena and Ada Richardson OF So.
STAFFORD were guests at FRANK j. TITUS
last week.
psr Al. Eastman will exchange next
Sunday morning with Rev. j. II. Dickson
o. Tunbrdge.
rbss r. Button has rented the Misses
WINS farm on the West Hill and hired Ed.
Fs.l1n TO work for the season.
Tuesday evening. March 18th, there is TO
so social dance al EensmOre's hall, with
Bsrsmofe's orchestra for music
prs. Burnap 81 Norwich, Conn, came
la. Thursday 10 visit her daughter, who Is
Spending the winter with the Misses An
Nrs. Bert Bowers and little son returned
r ber homeat LISBON, y H., last week.
She was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Phlsna Slack.
M, Arthur Camp OF Worcester, who
M. been visiting her daughter, Mrs In.
LBcls, Jr., the past week, lreturned home
Tuesday
me- Methodist Auxiliary society will
holds sociahle at Joseph II. Gritfin's to-
H0rf8w Friday, evening. Every body inyi-
led and a good time may be expected.
I'd. Iarkin had a pile OF logs cut and
sddded ready 10 draw TO the mill, when
y was hurt, and Monday a company OF 10
iams met and drew in the whole pile Tor
BIN.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd is caring for Mrs.
Th0s Godfrey, her former nurse, Mrs.
Lacy A. Bennett, who had been there the
ms, twenty-siX weeks, having been sick
and obliged TO leave.
Some sixty people gathered at the resi-
dance 81 H. s. Fitz last Friday evening, the
occasion being the celebration OF Mr.. Fits
birthday There was good music and all
Iho desired % dance could do so. Re
teshments we're served and all spent
pleasant evening.
There WIS a surprise party at Don Nc
ANister's Feb 9TH IL was all his own. He
was j0years old, and about 10 OF his friends
and neghhors went TO remind him OF H.,
lie was presented with two very handsome
chairs besides numerous other presents.
Refreshments, consisting OF cake and cof-
Zee, were served, and everyone made the
evening one Of enjoyment.
4. 5 Annis went 10 Montpelier last week
incidentally to see the town, but really 10
purchase prize Silver Lace Wyandotte
cockerel When Intercepted as to how
much be paid, he did not seem inclined TO
tell, but we judged by his actions that u
was quite a sum for one bird which hadn't
more wings and legs than common, or
dhary rooster. For the bird he selected
the owner had refused $40, so he did not
buy that one.
Willie, little son OF b. II. Adams, Jr.,
was badly burned with hot water Tuesday.
ne was playing about the kitchen, where
MIS- Adams was washing dishes. A dipper
o. boiling water in the sink tipped over
ana part Of the contents struck the child
on the left arm and side. Mr.. Adams, who
va a. town meeting, was sent for at once
ana accompanied by Or. Godfrey, hasten
90 70 the house. The burns on the arm
were very bad, but the little fellow bears
lhe pain brayely and the burns are doing
as well as possible.