Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-23
Chelsea Home News.
n q RIrnY. Loeal Editor.

r.onas DOYLE is suffering from an
.tgrsss In her throat
,,5 Florence Densmore visited
IA. in Montpelier last week.
r-,,,s Goodrich, who has been SICK Tor
IN, M lime. is slowly improving
- Mary Wills is sick and has been
nv doctors care the past week.
"a Il being drawn in large quantities
w. bofb for the bobbin shop and for
i1 Henry Moulton is sick at the home OF
,.nlI-aibsr Charles +. Moulton, ON the
ISL T,,r pl,l E. Densmore, who has been in
L5i Mass since last summer, returned
nome last week.
u,s w. Il. Luce is very sick again with
l',,stism and Mrs. Hattie Banister is
taking care OF her.
Mrs George A. Tracy was called to Dor
.bsster \. H., last Friday by the serious
ipess of her sister.
Tie hoard Of civil authority will meet
o.. tbs Abatement of taxes at the town
litrt : Office saturday, Jan. 18th, at p. m.
Mrs. Timothy sullivan and daughter
~.rt IN Lisbon. n. H., Thursday, called
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daughter. Mrs. Bert Bowers.
Lewis Beclswith, who has been very
sick. is gaining slowly. Mrs. susan
Stanton + with her sister, Mrs. Beckwith,
85r,ng Mr.. Beckwith's sickness.
A. c. Slack left his horse in front OF the
chelsea market Sunday morning, when i
aB no the sidewalk and under the shed OF
ne Methodist church. No damage was
done.
n. G Moore has sold his oxen TO Frank
L Akerman Of Fairlee for $50. Mr.. Aker-
nan has bought q number OF head OF cat
t.e in this vicinity Of late for the Brighton
Market.
There is 30 be O social dance at Charles
Iy0ns az Brookfeld East hill tomorrow
NIGHT Music viii be furnished by W. N.
Flanders and A. Blaire. A good time is
expected.
John d. Ballou lost his fine Percheron
stallion Monday with Inflammation OF the
bowels Henry Smalley, veterinary, Of
Randolph was there 10 prescribe for il and
all possible was done TO save IL. This is
gfaat loss Tor Mr.. Ballou.
During the month OF December Orange
County creamery received iiH pounds OF
cram and 2a3. 9as pounds of milk, from
WHICH were NhNt AAsttl AfNnhhH VI bAAAAAf
l0r which were received s2giS.42. Current
expenses were s2Ss.39, including OF one
p.f cent reserved. Patrons were paid 25l
cents per pound for butter fat.
Asauother case Of scarlet fever has de-
yg5ped in the family of Charles Lyon on
ih6 Nershire road. Il Il thought best TO
keep the schools closed for another week.
Ralph Lyon was student In the High
school but may not have caught the dis
east from the Gates boy. The Gates boys
sre doing as well as can be expected.
Warren Wills Of ChestortOwn, y. Y,
vho had been visiting his sisters here the
psi month, returned TO his home Satur-
Day Mr., walls is the son OF the late Per-
lg e, Wills and was born on the West
hu. He had not been here for the past ~
years and found many changes both in his
family and in the town.
At the adjourned annual meeting Of the
chelsea fire district last Saturday evening
the following officers were elected :-M Mod
efilor Chas. T.. Godfrey; clerk, W. +.
townsend prudential committee, A. W.
Whitney, o. VI. Rice and +. ID. Barnes;
collector, b. II. Adams, Jr.; treasurer, III.
y Madison; engineer, T.. ID. Barnes; LIST
assistant engineer, c. 5. Emery; 2d assist
ant, Q. d. Tracy.
The heights Of c. V. r. r. stations above
sea level, from official reports, are as fol-
lows White River Junction, 367 IT,; West
Hartford, 1870; Sharon, SOC; Royalton, 50I;
Bethel, 555; Randolph, 597; Braintree, 7s3;
hoxblry, l0l5; Mortified, 73S; Montpelier
Junction, 52s; Middlesex, $40; Waterbury,
sSli Bolton, $40; Richmond, 327; Williston,
9lli Essex Junction, 449; Chelsea (engi-
heers estimate), $50.
Willis Y. Bixby and wife OF Boston
came Wednesday OF last week for a brief
Wy 70 his cousin, III. o. Bixby. He went
70 East Brooktield Thursday afternoon to
spend few days with his father, Urbane
bBAly returning Tuesday to Boston. Mr..
bbAhy was formerly ticket agent at the
boston q Albany station and when the
wv south station was completed was one
~ l lhe lew men to be retained by the Ter
mnal company.