Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
chelsea Home News.
H. O. B1xBY. Local Editor.

Mr. and MIS- r. ~
q sick in bed. -.
Geo A. Tracy is confined to the house
4 With the grip.
Co,e,n a. Son are buying wool this
week; price zOc.
ann Burbank OF Boston is visiting his
father. l. A. Burbank'
,VJI 4. Dickinson has gone to Barre to
,gors IN Cutters livery stable.
son was born Wednesday, the 9th,
Ar and Mrs. A. II. O'DonneH.
c.orge X. Bixby is on the sick list this
80 suffering with bad throat.
Davis and wife OF Bethel spent
saturday and Sunday at Geo. l.. Slows.
Bacon and wife of White River
,lrction visited his father, j. b. Bacon,
saturday.
r,.nk II. Tracy, wife and daughter,
mildred, OF Montpelier visited IN town
The first OF the week.
Ms. Jennette Clark went 10 Barre Tues
5av 10 attend a tent meeting being held
there by Rev. Mr.. Reynolds.
Dr Y. II. Eddy, oculist, of Bratneboro
is al the hotel this week on has semi-an-
maj visit to this town. He is to remain
until next Thursday.
william f. Davis and wife of the Hotel
vendone, Boston, came Friday. They are
oecupying Mrs. Robbins house ON Main
sfreet. same as last season.
Clement Amidon, with his daughter,
Mis- Ffhel Amidon, OF st. Johnsbury vis-
fed al DR.. A. b. Smiths last week. MI.
Amidon is an uncle OF Miss ELLA Smith.
~ and Mrs. r. III. Godfrey were at
N,ntnelier Wednesday ana Thursday.
me doctor was in attendance at the State
Medical society, OF which he Is vice pres
ident
NC. Allen has a colt hard to beat. 1t
stands f5i hands high and when years
and months old il weighed 1867 pounds.
II Is Of English Shire stock, sired by Mod
II q second.
The Chelsea Entertainment association
calls meeting for next Monday at Z
o'clock p. M, al the town clerks office to
AL upon an amendment to the constitu-
ton. All should come.
The baseball game Saturday between
4 Tunbridge and Chelsea resulted In VIC
tory for runbridge, a to II. II does not
sp6ear that our boys have quite got into
~ game vet but wait and see later.
Corvdon Brown died at the Sacred Heart
bospital in Manchester, n. III, May p.
M was a son Nof Rufus Brown OF this
town and the remains were brought here
f1r interment Saturday IN Highland GEM
etery
The school Memorial exercises Friday
Afternoon of the primary and intermediate
rooms were held together. There was a
good attendance and all the exercises
wore zine, showing much pains taken BY
tbe teachers, Misses Chadwick and
Whitcher.
Tho Brewster Photo Co. has gone to
Tunbridge. where il viii remain a week
before going TO White River Junction,
where il will make its headquarters Tor
tbe summer. Mr. Brewster is one OF the
hest photographers in the country and We
may Justly add also in the city. Both ne
and Mrs. Brewster have made many
friends here during their stay the past
winter.
Beginning June 7, and until further mo-
tica the sunday evening service at the
ConeI church will be held in the audito-
rum at D. m. These services VIII not
EXCEED i5 minutes IN length ana VIII I,, pe
devotional with a brief sermon Inc
general theme for the month of June VIII
he "Ouiet Thoughts About Human Life.
The series will be given in the following
order:-June Z, "rhe significance OF Liiei
June II, .sThe Possibilities OF Life" June
a, 'sThe Law OF Life;n June y, zine Goal
Of l.ife.n A cordial invitation TO attend
these services Is extended TO all Interested
Wednesday of last week {. l.. speare
completed the large barn frame bulit LOT
Charley Colby at East Orange, Vt. This Is
one Of the largest barns In the county ana
a model Of perfection. II has lO-ioot
double braced basement, is 5oNsO feet, TWO
floors, a gambrel roof and stands % ieet
high, contains about 500 braces and S,OO
pins. has a turn on top floor sufficiently
large 20 turn around six-horse hay team.
The structure will cost in round numbers
5000. Mr.. Speare was on the JOB but -
DAYS, running from six to twelve hands
He is now building double iioored barn.
l2xs5 feet, for Mrs. Elijah Magoon Of Cor
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