Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Geo. A. Lincoln is sick and has had a
Miss Wiss Lucinda Rogers is suffering from
eIJ"I r. Corwin 4 Son shipped 4,532
dozen Of eggs in 1901.
lewis GRAY lost a good horse Sunday.
II died suddenly; cause unknown.
mr. and Mrs Euclid Fish Of Boston
came Saturday 70 DR.. 5. \. Goss, Mrs.
DrCharIes Parkhurst Of Randolph visit
ed bis brother, Lyman u. Parkhurst, last
Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Eta q. Allen OF Claremont, y. H.,
i visiting Mrs. II. s. Annis. She formerly
lived on the West Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Barnes Of Barre
bsge been visiting friends in town. They
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd has finished work
for Mrs. Crockett, who has now very near
Is recovered from her recent illness.
Fred j.. Akerman has just received four
thoroughbred Shropshire sheep from
Massachusetts, for which be paid 30.
Calvin Brown. son Of Rufus Brown, died
al bis home In Corinth Sunday night. His
age vas about 80 years. He leaves large
family
George II. Hardy, who has been spend
ng several weeks with his daughter at
Barre. returned homelast week. He has
been In poor health all winter.
The stockholders Of the old Bell Shoe
Co. are 10 meet al the Orange County
Hotel Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at O'Clock
pm, TO close up The affairs Of the company.
whist club was formed last Friday
evening in the Sons Of Veterans hall over
BNbys store and will hold its second
meeting in the same place tomorrow
night,
Wallace sanborn was struck in the eve
by limb while working In the woods
saturday. No serious results only bad
bruise but close call to the putting out
Of his eye
Mrs @ L. Hayward and Mrs. Henry
Clark and Miss Ruby visited Mrs. Dan
Robinson at Montpelier Junction last
week Mrs. Robinson was Miss Hattie
Haywood.
Amy person wishing 10 act as carrier
when this rural free delivery route is es-
tablIshed should place their application at
once as the agent to establish the route
may Be expected al any time after this
date, but Of which due notice Will be
given.
There is to be a chicken pie supper al
day, Feb, Y, from 5 to S O'Clock p. m,
prepared and served by the gentlemen OF
th' society. Come and see what the men
can do. Afterwards a sociable viii be held
ron to 10 o'clock.
a fine boy was born to MIR. and Mrs.
hae h. Darling Tuesday morning. Mr..
Dtrling says he has got sick OF seeing the
stock expression, "bOth mother and child
ore doing well, but authorizes us to say
Una, the father and neighbors are doing
a. well a. could be expected.
Harry Lyiord has begun another years
eofA tor Fred Waldo. Mr.. Waldo is TO
plt az addition on his barn this summer,
~ 30 ft. The big barn he built two years
ego was filed to overfowing the past
season and with this addition il will give
lln capacity for 100 head OF cattle.
The worst storm this winter visited this
toNn Sunday and Monday. Monday
morning the trees heavily ladened with
sno" made a beautiful opportunity for
amateur artists. The "Bush line that |
laNes here az a. m. for Thetford was un-
a o,e 70 get over Nershire heights and was
VOlged 10 come back. The storm seemed
% lrit worse on that side than either !
north or west.
Mrs Fannie A., wife OF Francis Swift, |
S gI, at her home in Roxbury, Mass, Jan. |
-3lh aged " yrs, mo-. % da. The funer-
81 was Friday from her late residence, los
q slgler street. Mrs. Swift was a native OF
sls town, having been born on the farm
~" occupied by Geo. Reed and was the !
ttAusnier Of Ebenezer Smith. She had /
V1 twice married. her first husband, Mr.. !
i,,llsht, having died many years ago. She
''a.es one son, Chas. II. knight OF Boston. (
fl. ne last and BY many considered TO be
~ pest entertainment in the Chelsea En- Z
s., ..alnlment course win be given next
NY fday evening, Feb. Sth, by Dewitt
a. M, 10. on the subject, uses Of Ugliness."
, ll.' M!ller comes with great reputation, 7
10y only from abroad but wherever he
s--24 P9ken IN nearby communities. His
"'iaet suggests its antithesis heard here