Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Merrill of Heath were
IN town Friday.
Joseph H. Griffin lost one Of his work
horses last week.
What about Memorial day, is it to be OBJ
served here this year
Y Edward Sargent, the optician, and
uffa we're IN town last week.
p. Dickinson and wife and Miss Grace
GsBnett we're in Barre Tuesday
Jsseph Iandon has been confined to the
house by sickness the past week.
The anxiety for telephones and rural de-
rr-rv OF mails increases every day.
Miss Nancy B. Hall is at Montpelier
visiting her friend, Mrs. Maria White.
Fred n. Folsom is at work for n It.
Hzu 10 the livery stable at south Royal
iu,
Harry n. Iyf0rd, who works FOR Fred
Waldo. is suffering with felon on his left
hand.
SCARLET fever Is reported in the families Of
Lyman Burbank and Geo. Colby on the
IVES, HIN.
Mrs. VI. n. Corwin, who has been in
Massachusetts, the past two weeks, returned
home saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Cleveland Stoughton and
Mss Wealthy were at Mrs. Ellen Cleve-
h1d this week.
Mrs Herbert Garyin has returned from
Hai8u hospital. Montpelier, and is board
4 hgat A. 6. Stacks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner were in
Washington Monday to visit Mrs. skim
H rt,s sister, Mrs Seavor.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. r. Hood, acoompa-
1si by Miss Kitty Helmer, came home
4 tom New York city Tuesday night.
Mrs. Euclid Fish and little daughter,
Lucille came Friday from South ROyalton
i0r visit to her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ;.
N Goss.
E. +. Wallace has an Opportunity to re-
"A lace several feet OF bank wall which the
recent high water removed from the back
Of his house,
Hon J, X. Darling and wife came home
Saturday. Mr., Darling's health IS very
much improved, in fact he is better than
for a long time
There is to be a social promenade at the
town hall tonight, when ice cream and
cake viii be served. The proceeds viii be
used toward paying the bin for wiring the
town hall.
Charles R. Corwin Of Somerville, Mass,
accompanied by his son, Arthur r. Cor
WIN, with two OF his schoolmates, VIM.
Moses and Nat Rice, are spending the week
81 Z. A. Corwin's.
Ala Robinson is maShg extensive re-
pairs on his house, both inside and out,
having raised the roof and is finishing of
some nice chambers and has added a piaz-
70 around the front.
Rev. Mr., Fishe Of Montpelier preached
5t me Cong church last Sunday fer Rev
T. j. Eastman, who preached at East Barre
iha Orange, where be is considering the
acceptance Of a call to locate as pastor.
Walter Davis and Ray Dearborn, two
'Aal boys who were anxious TO increase
,4sr supply Of live stock, caught what
'ueF supposed was a woodchuck, but on
que examination il proved to be a skunk.
Ceued.
The first quarterly conference Of the NJ.
y society was held at West Hill church
saturday afternoon when Rev. w. Nj.
EeNton' the presiding elder, was present.
y was quarterly meeting Sunday and Mr.
st"lon preached at the village in the
uoon
Judge Nolan OF Topsham was in town
alg" DAYS ago and engaged III. A. Magoon
ana Allan Dickinson to paint the court
lolse. Mr.. Graves of Wells River has
sen engaged 10 retint and decorate the
l.'gIlor OF the court room. All repairs are
" 1e completed in season for the June
Term Of court
II Ihe annual meeting OF the Chelsea Old
nome Week association is called to meet
W saturday afternoon of this week at
teoek at the town clerks office. Officers
tl nv the ensuing year viii be chosen and
NY question of celebrating "Old Home
"teN this year will be decided. There are
l55" copies Of the Old Home Week PAM
lIg1s stu on hand and may be obtained
rs y. .. VI. Comstock, secretary of the associ-