Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-09
Chelsea Home News.
II O, BIxBY, Local Editor.
,,,.,f n Morey Is quite slck.

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Mills NJ. c. Morey IS quite sick
NJ. rpella Griffith went TO Boston yes
...jsv FOR a three weeks visit.
EDISON of Randolph was in town
r-aas5ay looking for working oxen.
- W. Cox OF West Fairlee died at
i Da s.o,Tgbter's. Mrs. II. q. Whitney 5,
a Jan 4, l8lZ'
'l ~ was an auction at Albert Bannis-
d .,slast Monday OF properly taken ON
Il chattel mortgage
,Ibsrt Thompson has moved to Mrs. 5.
Il NJ Davis house on the Nsrsnire Ioau anu
4. al work for George Medcalf.
Fl Ms Margaret Griffin Of Nolthtield bas
Il zen in town for few days vislt,ng
a friends, returning TO Northhelu Mohuay
n afternoon.
Il Next Sunday there viii be a communion
h ..,ics al the Methodist church IN the
-,,rins al Inc village and in the after
81 noon on West bill.
Fl Frank [. Whitney has sold his house on
81 Main street to John y. Sanborn for : 600.
b Interest in the new railroad seems 70
E stimulate real estate.
ur.Itsr : C;oss WAS home at New Years
II H,. work Tor the ~ +. Telephone Co. as
n s5usrtor has been changed 10 that OF So
Fl G5itar with more extended territory.
Fred Flanders Of Wentworth, n. r., is
& st WORK I'm the bobbin factory and il IS
gynartad that more help will be added
& s151 as there are orders ahead for several
carloads Of bobbins.
The annual FIRE district meeting adj
o1rned until next saturday evening at
Il ibe town clerks office, Every taxpayer
IN this fire district should have sufficient
. interest TO attend this meeting.
C. 1. Hood returned TO his home at
lowell. Mass. last Friday. Mr.. Hood re-
Gently sold Y Of the Jersey heifers which
he took back to Hood farm last fall, from
Il bis farm here on the west hill, for s2lC1.
Fl Dec. 9th the barn and stock OF Samuel J.
sklrmau Of TempletOn, Mass, were de-
.,royed hy fire. Mr.. Alderman formerly
lived on the Nershire road near the
heights and is father OF Fred Akerman,
& who lives on the Dan. Burnham farm.
The towns OF Chelsea and Tunhridge
Il have received a proposition from reliable
4 parties who offer TO build an electric rail-
/ road from South ROyalton to Chelsea and
/ have il in operation within year III the
towns will raise $4,000 for the company.
Union services are being held this week
every evening except aturday-Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Congl church, tonight, tomorrow and
Sunday al the Methodist church. Every
body is invited 10 come to these services.
Fred Mosley and Norman c. Burbank
leil Yesterday for Los Angeles, Cal Their
many friends wish them success and pros
perty ID their new home. They are the
KIND OF young men we need 10 keep in
Vermont but, like May others, feel like
trying their fortunes In more fruitful
country.
The Chelsea Amateur Dramatic COM
pany are % play the tive-act drama, en-
Titled 1.-THE Green Mountain Boy,
wednesday evening, Jan. 22d, at the town
hall This play has been in preparation
ior several weeks by the same company
That played Bread on the Waters last
season. Don't miss it.
The Wesleyan male quartet gave a nice
H entertainment Tuesday evening. Every
5ooy enjoyed them, but we might Incl
aenlally add that none OF the selections
rendered equalled the "Star of Bethlehem"
i ,lng BY W. ;. Goss at the last entainment.
mr. Houston as an entertainer was the
s4lal OF any we have had here and they
nave nearly all been here.
Nh, and Mrs. Alva Carpenter had been
married 40 years Wednesday, Jan. LIST.
L'Ae So OF their friends and neighbors
sNe them an anniversary surprise party
.la. evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
g94ihed knowledge in some manner the
u'sAt before that they We're coming and
s.elt partially prepared for them. Re
nssnlnenls were served and all had a very
enjoyable evening.
Inc Sunday school lesson No. OF last
44aller reads, "Woe unto them who rise
gt early m the morning that they may
.oH9" strong drink etc. At the quar-
Wy review in one of our Sunday schools
ll question was asked. son what class
~ woes pronounced in 40 s ~ A tired
"oNilg little girl whose turn il was
@leItY answered, 'Those who get up
siIiy In the morning.
Statement Of the Orange County cream
Nm fon Dec. 90 to Dec. '0l is as follows;
.ae received 3,196,247 pounds; cream,
Nv pounds; outer made, 1898 pounds
-..yt charged TO patrons S.2g9 pounds;
sold, lbf,22o pot nos: average test,
~ average gain per cent. l3 1911; cost
.9g including ID reserve, 2 2-gf aver
NJ Llee paid patrons, per To-, p 81.
~, creamery can make a better show
ing Tor year2
Inc ladies' Aid society OF Camp No. %,
~ nave elected the following officers,
ny, were installed last night at a regular
H.. '..ls President. Mrs Sarah Coburn;
-' president Mrs. Emma Taylor; chap
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