Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
Chelsea Home News.
u b. BIxBY, Local Editor.

,osy Kspney's school began again Mon
day. .i.1 dsnce Mt Densmore's
All last Tuesday night.
R Corwin & Son shipped over To-
f TX nonnds Of wool last week.
,r.s Nellie /. Bixby is visiting friends at
.banop. N. H., for a short time.
p,i,b Gilman OF Norwich University
i. Zen visiting his parents here.
n. and Mrs. Forrest Smith OF West
Ill visited al W. II. Hills last week.
,..bie George. who is working in box
49, al Lisbon, n. H., is visiting his
htber. Z. A. George
~ n Crocker, who has been at Thetford
~ mast few weeks breaking colts, was at
M. Ellen Hoods over Sunday.
O. Bixby and Mrs. +. W. Lewis
.tspdsd The funeral Of Mrs. Mark j. Sar-
cent at South Royalton last week Thurs
'ss-,pk ]. Titus has been confined to the
bonse several days with a quinsy sore and
Ie9nsrd Thompson is driving his freight
4 team
M. and Mrs. B. H. Adams, Jr., went to
i Wssf Fairlee saturday TO attend the tuner-
ii M Truman IA. Johnson, who died Thurs
dsy after q long illness
Clarence E. Rowe and Miss Bernice
4 FgTsr of Iakpport, n. H., visited al II. >.
,rnis' the first OF the week. Mr.. Rowe Is
4 nephew Of Mr.. Annis.
All items 10 be printed in the Chelsea
local news column should be sent TO the
CHELSEA HERALD office, Chelsea, and not
f6 The HERALD a. NEWS Office at Randolph
Mr. and Mrs. Dan G.. stoughton and
Miss Wealthy were at Mrs, Ellen Cleve-
lands few days last week. They came
from Lancaster. n. r., where Dan had
jlsi finished big contract.
HYDE Robbins, oldest son Of VIM. Rob-
bins died Tuesday Of consumption,aged p
years. 10 months, p days. The funeral
was from his late home ON North Main
street this afternoon, Rev. W. +. Allen
officiating.
The Auxiliary society ofthe Nj. T.. church
will hold a sociable at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. O. Tracy on Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 10Th Music by the quartette.
Speaking and singing by the children. All
art invited.
school in Dist. No. II, taught by Edith
Hood closed Thursday, Feb. 9. Those
having no marks were Shirley Camp, Dean
Camp Eudah Iarkin and Earl larkin.
Those absent not more than one day were
Leon Bugbee and Harold Camp.
p. Dickinson ana wife, r. A. Corwin
and wife and Hale X. Darling went TO
Randolph Monday to attend the lecture of
Senator Tillman Of South Carolina, who
spoke on "The Race Problem from a
southern Standpoint that evening under
the auspices Of the Randolph Entertsin-
ment course.
j. 4. Stanley has recently been badly
troubled with rats in his hog house and
set a trap lone Of the wire sort easy TO get
IN and not easy to get out), thinking he
might catch one OF the night intruders.
IN the morning he found II big rats in the
Trap as lively as possible, considering the
room they occupied. They were OF the
large red Western variety.
Rey,De Witt MlIer's lecture at the town
hau saturday evening was highly appre-
GATED by all who heard him but a few
we're disappointed that he changed his
SUBJECT II was expected that Mr.. Miller
would remain here over Sunday and per-
maps preach al one or both Of the churches
guy he was obliged to leave on the night
,fain 70 reach an engagement in Indiana
10Y Monday evening.
Nertner kenerson, A. NJ, NJ. D., OF Buff
lalQ' n, Y, nephew Of Miss 5. NJ. Gilman,
ana whom many viii remember here, is a
surgeon ot more than local reputation.
le mas OF late made some very delicate and
unusual operations which bring him
prominently before the medical
paternity. DIR. kenerson is instructor in
"a! surgery and bacteriology at the
y DIVERSITY OF Buffalo, attending surgeon
6. tne Erie County and Riverside hospitals,
assistant surgeon 74th Regt., N. Y. n. c.,
SUI 'a1e acting assistant surgeon L. $. A.
henry Royce, who lived with his. son,
3 SVln, on the East HILL died Sunday, Feb.
u o. clock p, m, aged about SO years.
s ~ raves a wife. Mr.. Royce came here
~ nm Leo anon, y. H., over 30 years ago
~ ~ mad lived here ever since. Three
81 ago he broke his hip from which he
~. ~ Deen great sufferer, being able to
go ABOUT only by the aid of crutches.
Inc weeks ago he had a shock and an
IN. .tI,f one last week from which he never
Tr-.5ul. Inc funeral was at the house
~. l.',at az one O'Clock p. m. The remains
we're placed in the tomb.
glln Bowin and Alden Bacon are in
sg.. l2 ABOUT 90 miles from Boise City herd
-52 1usep' The flock this winter contains
s.i,l -sal' In January Bowin had a fight
q. - .-'a wildcat that got among the sheep.
-. "aa accompanied by a boy and two
40 seven miles from their HEADQUARTERS
rri, va not happen TO have a gun or re-
tsgi.L5 70 defend himself. The dogs at
sg1sAea The cat and John went in TO help
''-' he got badly bitten in one leg but
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