Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-30
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

DR.. F. II. Godfrey was at White River
Junction Monday.
Charles e. Dickinson is at work in Blk
by's store this week.
Mrs. Orrin Bacon is very sick. Mrs.
Hazilett is caring for her.
Mrs. Nellie French is having a new
piazza built on her house.
Mrs. Bert JENNIE of Boston is at the
clifford Manse for the summer.
J. Wheatley Camp OF Randolph recently
visited his brother, Albert Camp.
Mrs. Frank j. Titus went to Claremont,
NH, saturday to visit her mother.
". NJ. Boyd Of East Randolph has been
In town for few days this week, selling
farm machinery.
Edwin /. Hubbard, who has been at
work al Brattleboro for a few months,
came home Monday night.
Miss Mamie Earle is keeping house for
E. Titus this week during the absence
OF Mrs. Titus at Claremont, n. II.
Miss Lena f. spaulding is sick with
erysipelas and her department in the
school is discontinued for this week.
states Attorney Conant and Col. Harry
1. Parker, the genial editor of the Brad
ford Opinion, were in town Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. 5. n. Goss returned from
Boston Friday, where they have been max
ing an extended visit to their daughter,
Mrs Fish.
Karl Kenerson, who got badly hurt
while PLAYING ball with his mates some
time ago. is now able TO be out on the
street again.
Myron 4. Little, the popular clerk in
Bixby's store, has gone TO Barre city,
where he has entered the employ OF A. p.
Abbott q Co.
May 9Th is the date OF the next regular
meeting OF Camp No. 2S, Sons OF Veterans,
and all members are especially requested
to be present.
Mrs. VIM. r. Hood returned from New
York Saturday. She vas accompanied
by Katherine Helmer, who will stay with
Der this summer.
The next regular meeting of Watson
Post, G.. A. r., Is next saturday afternoon.
All members are requested to be present
TO make arrangements for Memorial
day.
The spring term OF Chelsea academy
closes Friday, May s. There will be pub
lie exercises in the town hall IN the even
ing al O'Clock, to which everybody is in
vited
The committee have awarded the con-
tract for painting the Cong'l church to X.
f. Parkhurst OF this town. The price paid
Is not made public, but is in the vicinity
Of $50.
Orange County creamery report for the
month of March Isl ,S57 lbs. milk re-
received; 2,26l lbs. cream received; l4,S9l
lbs. butter made; price paid patrons, 25c.
per lb.i per cent gain, 10 l-6c.
The Randolph Dramatic company, UNI
der the management OF r. r. Myman, who |
has presented plays in Chelsea before with |
marked success, will appear at the town
hall Monday evening, May 4, in 1.-THE |
Great Diamond Robbery one OF the
strongest OF comedy dramas, which this
company is playing TO crowded houses.
Assistant Judge Bigelow OF Brookteld |
was in town Friday and fixed the bail IN |
The second case OF State VS.. Arthur W.
Lack for the forgery OF the Tewksbury |
check. Bail in this instance was furnish
ed by his mother, Mrs. Olive Webster, and |
George IL. Osgood, amounting 70 sSo-
This makes the total OF Luck's bail $500.
c. L. Speare of West Corinth was here
saturday night on his way home from
East Randolph, where, during the past
ten days he has framed and raised barn
for Dix Camp, 40x6O feet, with three /
floors and basement. The height OF the
barn is between so and 60 feet. Pretty /
good for the time. Mr.. Spesre has two
more large barns to put up before haying.
Mrs. Henry Adams is repainting her
house, w. NJ. Flanders OF Tunbridge and /
K, +. Parkhurst doing the work. II. r.
Bryant is making extensive repairs IN the I
inside of his house and repainting II on /
The outside. Henry Magoon is the painter
here. T.. o. Tracy is repainting his build
lngs and G. n. Dearborn is also painting /
ms house. is there village ia Orange
county that keeps its buildings in better
repair than Chelsea