Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-21
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.


c. w. Bryant OF Corinth was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Earle is at work in the
family Of II. r. Nation.
please get your advertising and news
4 matter in Mondays as far as possible.
Mrs Alice Corwin Welcome OF Ports
i mouth, n. H., came home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs.Frank Mcwohrter Of Barre
city visited at G. Ii. Corliss, the first OF the
week.
Joseph Landon, who has been confined
TO the house the past winter, is still dan
garously III.
L. b. johnson OF the HERALD, Randolph,
by Mrs. johnson.
Horace Monkeys check from the Orange
county creamery this month was s133. 70,
toe largest drawn.
Leonard |. Thompson and Miss Florence
George have gone to Andover, \. H.. to
work this summer.
Clinton Bowens pair OF horses and Lee
Emgsbury's pair make an unusually good
team for the road machine.
The sixth and last entertainment Of the
lecture course Is 10 be held Wednesday
evening, May a. Please remember the
date
While W. NJ. Nation was moving
heavy cart body last week IL fell and
caught him on the right side, fracturing
one rib,
Next Sunday morning the annual union
Memorial service will be held az the
C5ugl church. the sermon being given by
Rev. n. j. Wyckon.
Mrs Ruth Bohonon, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Ann a. Spear, left Mon
day morning for Lowell Mass, and vicin-
ty where they viii spend several weeks
with relatives.
Miss Blanche Townsend came home
saturday from Boston where she has been
the past year at the Emerson College OF
Oratory. She came via Milford, n. H.,
where she gave an entertainment Friday
evening.
Mrs A. NJ. Whitney is repairing her
house, having put IN large two-lighted
windows all around, a new door on the
north side and new bay window on the
south side. Charles +. Godfrey is doing
the work.
Mrs Alice Hadley left here Monday and
sailed yesterday for Paris, France, where
she IS to remain for one year. Mrs. Had
ley is one Of the finest painters Vermont
has known and she has gone abroad 10
still further perfect herself IN the art.
ANNAt twenty members OF htuikt
Washington lodge, +. aud A. NJ, attended
the funeral Of Geo. A. Leavitt at North
fnnbridge Friday afternoon. Mr.. Leavitt
was lifelong member OF this lodge OF
which he was at one time the worshipful
master
Are We going to have a celebration July
ith2 Il is time 10 find out, yes or no. II
any are interested in the matter, let them
eongregate az the town clerks office next
saturday evening at 1880 o'clock and talk
i over. Come Saturday night u you want
g celebration.
During the month Of April, Orange
county creamery received 1924 lbs. OF
milk and 2OO7 lbs. OF cream, from which
Wert made IA, 40 lbs. OF butter. For this
tle patrons were paid pc. per pound
churn test, a gain OF ~ 5-75t, which makes
about 25c. per pound Babcock test.
The ladies OF waterson w X. c. meet
Thursday afternoon, May 2S, at G.. A. Y.
hall for the purpose of making wreaths
Tor Memorial day. They cordially invite
any so disposed to meet and work with
them, Contributions OF flowers are solicit |
ed, 20 be left at the hall Friday afternoon
Or early saturday morning, May SOth.
The following comrades are detailed to |
visit the schools in town on Friday. May |
4th:-District No. ?, q. w. Durkee and
= r. 0kinncrs .. a. DaInts hnu ~. " |
laird; Z, g. r. Reed and NJ. c. Allen; 3. T. |
bohonon and B. F. Smith; 10, w. r. Gil
bert and w. F. Adams; IL, @. o. Smith
and n b. Davenport; u, J. b. Atwood |
and |. P. Morey; II, ;. n. Goss and ]. X.
Darling.
Z. +. Parkhurst has begun to paint the
Oongl church. He started in with the |
topmost spire and is working toward terra
nrma. II looks like a dizzy job, but he
does not seem to mind. He has one great
advantage up there, too,-there are no
iQaiers around to poster him with ques-
tons and hinder the working OF fuu time. /
Then again he is right handy TO the town 1
clock and cannot miss hearing II strike Y.