Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-12
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

The family of Rev. II. j. Wyckofi
came Saturday.
DR.. o. NJ Rice is now able to be in his
Office most OF the time.
Mrs. Lucy Beckwith has moved into
tbe tenement house of j. b. Bacon.
W.P. Townsend has sold the Thomas
Godfrey place to II. W. Dearborn for
Frank E. Bixby shipped this week
Is hogs that weighed between five and
six tons.
Miss Emma Darling of Boston Is spend
ing the week with her father, Hon. j. X.
Col. Chas. X Darling, who was home
over Sunday, returned TO Boston Monday
clark Hall OF East Randolph was in
town Saturday with load OF pork for
r. f. BNby.
Mrs. Grace Scott Hin OF Barre city is
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs.
u II Griffin.
The south Royalton stage and big teams
went on " heels for the first time this sea-
son Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Nelson Carpenter OF
Bfookfeld were in town Saturday visit
he Mrs. Eroe Locke.
has been ia town the past week looking
after the interests OF her farm.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Elsie S. Pokers OF Randolph, VT, and
Mf II j Corwin Of Lowell, Mass
B. II. Adams, Jr., and Mrs. Henry
Adams attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Israel Clifford at South Royalton Sunday.
There is to be a missionary concert at
the Methodist church next Sunday even
ing The children have prominent part.
Miss Minnie Carpenter, who has been at
work for her brother, Walter Carpenter,
at Tunbridge the past few weeks, came
home IN last week.
Through the courtesy OF +. w. Lewis, |
the Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby gave
ten Of their young lady friends moon
light ride last Saturday evening They |
ell reported fine time.
Drs Fish Of South Royalton and Hay |
ward OF Tunbridge were here Saturday |
IN consultation with DIR. Corwin in the |
case Of Mrs. Charles h. Godfrey.
W. j. TarbelI OF Minneapolis, Mimi, |
has just purchased the block in which |
Is located his laundry business, for $4,000 |
he Is TO enlarge his plant this spring.
C. II. Barrow OF Barton Landing has
bought the Chelsea Market Of Harry /
Moody and took possession last week.
He is to occupy the tenement Of Mrs.
Crockett.
Benne F. Moulton, who lived in East
Randolph, died Tuesday forenoon, aged |
81 yrs, 10 mos, II days. He left wife
and two small children. He was the son
Of Charles f. Moulton, who resides in this
town.
Again there has been a disappointment
N the closing number OF the entertain
ment course. Senator Doliiver was unable
loeome Thursday, owing to the special
session OF Congress. II is expected he viii
come later, but this is not assured.
through the kindness OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. D. Barnes, the Junior Benevolent /
socey recently gave a lunch at their
hone from 5 till S o'clock, which was
Success financially and socially. The
3oang people entertained their guests
during the evening with vocal and in
sumental music. The proceeds OF the
lunch were used toward furnishing the
@sior's room in the Cong'l church; they
mlng already obtained two handsome
oak chairs, a cover for the table aud
iolet articles.
The Chelsea cornet band is TO hold
Masquerade promenade at the Town hall
thursday evening, March 10. All who
alend are especially urged to appear IN
costume OF their own selection. A band
-NCtt VIII De given from liu ~ ~
which time all participants will unmask.
Ice cream cake and lemonade viii be sold
curing the concert. Promenade begins
y sharp. Nearly everybody IS going
~ costume. There will be lots of fun Tor
ua ana young. Come anyway; the pro-
oeeds are for band uniforms.
Dr p Godfrey has just purchased for
vs. N his Office Bausch X Lamb Conti-
mental microscope, which is one OF the
strongest magnifying instruments in use
" the medical fraternity, and is the same
= may be found in all the medical col
Isses and universities in this country.
there are three lenses one each two
sIllfas, one-sixth and one-twelfth inch IN
uAmeter, the strongest being an oil Inn
uslslon lens, magnifying over 1000 diam
YES With the instrument he also pur-
NaAsed spiral gear two speed centrifuge,