Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-17
Chelsea Home News.
40. B1xBY, Local Editor.


+ trre at Chelsea, Mass.
n,,ald Comstoek Is taking a course at
Fl = JohnsDury academy.
1grf5rd A. Goss and family leave for
Fl +tefr home IN Chicago tomorrow.
ugrry Moody is driving team for NJ. +.
II urtrbinson at the Chelsea Mills
mos Emery and wife Of Royalton are
s.ifing his son, Col. {. >. Emery.
Tine bobbin shop shut down Saturday
. a. IN annual vacation Of one month.
0-ip burbank OF Boston visited his
Fl fsfFer. L. II. Burbank, few days ago.
rg-tis o. Slack recently purchased fine
rsfr Of -year-old steers Of G. A. Luce.
e. e Jackson and wife Of Cavendish are
Il ,isiting their daughter, Mrs. George
Bates.
Airs Zeruah seaver OF Washington is
sending the week with her sister, Mrs. +.
81 VI, BXby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Patillo and two sons
0fGloucester, Mass, spent last week at F.
NJ Perkins.
charles Boardway, who has been at work
at Claremont, n. H., returned 10 his home
here saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Smith and son Of
HaDkinton, y. Y, were guests Of j. A. K.
Il C5rvin Monday.
Mrs Betsey Underhill and son, Wesley,
went to Northheld Tuesday 10 visit friends
aud attend the fair.
Mrs. +. II. Kenerson and children went
10 Gambia, n. H., Tuesday to visit her sis
teF. Mrs. Frank Allen.
Mrs. Charles Hunt, OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
has been visiting at l.. A. Burbank's. She
returned home last week.
Dan r. Robinson OF Barre has rented
4 Dr. A. b. Smiths house on Nershire street
and moved there Monday.
Pearl Baraw of Barton Landing has been
visiting his brother, Chafles II. Baraw, the
uast few days, returning home Tuesday.
Miss Flora NJ. Corwin has returned to
hex school at New Bedford, Mass, where
where she has taught the past three years.
Mrs Euuice Conley Of Quechee has been
visiting her son, John McCollom, the past
two weeks. She returned home saturday.
Nrs. George skinner, who has been
-uaUding several weeks az a. L. skinner s,
returned 70 her home Ia Lowell, Mass, to-
day.
William Chaplin visited az j NJ. Com
stocks last week he has just returned
from Germany where he has been this
summer.
Frank Button, who has been at work in
Lebanon, y. H., the past year, has been In
town for few days visiting bis brothers
end sister.
Charles r. Godfrey went to Tunbridge
Friday, where he sold at auction the per-
saaal property OF Freeman Tucker on
tie spring road.
There Is to be a union service at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning
The speaker is 10 be some one sent In the
interests OF the Anti-Saloon league.
f Ray Thorne, son OF L. G. Tborne,
Who has been under the treatment Of Dr.
J. r. Fries OF Philadelphia since Aug. !. Is
e1uvalescent and rode out for the first
time last saturday.
Hiss Maude Bliss Of West Fairlee came
tuesday and is to give instruction to a
class in drawing and painting. she IS a
graduate from the art department OF
Montpelier seminary.
leon and Carroll hatch, son and daugh-
tsf Of Rev. Frank Hatch, who have been
spending the summer with their uncle |
Willard S. Hatch. returned to their home |
at Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday.
J. a. 4. Corwin went to the White |
Mountains last week Wednesday, where |
be loined his son, Charles K. Corwin; ana
spent the night on the summit OF Mount |
Washington. His son returned home |
with him Thursday and remained over
sunday.
james Hosking and family Of West Leb- |
anon. n H., visited his sister, Mrs. Z. j.
Titus and other friends in town last week |
Mr. Hosking was for several years clerk m |
thg store of &. Z. Dickinson and i now IN
The grocery and provision business AZ
West Lebanon.
The Chelsea Brass band Is now out OF
debt and has a small surplus In the treas
uFy This is a pretty good showing ior
The first years work. Il has yet TINS sea
son two fair engagements, next Week al
Washington and at Tunbridge the 5Oth'
i Is worth the price OF admission 70 any
fair ground TO hear this band play.
sin they eome-the "bign potatoes.
sam e. Hall finished his garden crop with |
bunch OF u that weighed ~ lbs, "a or |
II ls a great wear for potatoes IN this Vlcln- |
itv The Weld Is remarlSa bic in both size ana |
quality, bat many report them as decaylng
tadly. The price has recently cropped 70
3jg. and i0c. per bushel with prospects OF
going still lower
Albert W. Hoyt lost a valuable Jersey /
heif0r three years old, Thursday lie hau /
purchased three heifers that day and drove
them into Ed. Mattoon's yard 70 remain
until the next day, when they we're TO re
driven to his farm in Washington, Ohs
Of the animals became frightened ana
Jumped into a wire fence that separated
part Of the yard and broke Us neck
C. s. Emery has sold his house on Main
street. occupied by the Misses Andrus ana |
HihRh dH the ' llANAA ttAaNNf ~
Barnes. who purchased il in the interest |
Of his wiie's sister, Mrs. Ellen Hatch, ana 1
Mrs Ford of Medford. Mass, who are eN-
Hecied to move there soon. The Misses
Audrus are TO move into +. J. whitney
house on Maple avenue, which is 10 pc va /
Gated next week By Mr.. McWhorter, who /
Is 20 return to Barre city.
Fred J. Akerman was arrested Tuesday /
en- suspicion of having committed the as Z
sault on Mrs. l.. ;. Spear near the hatoh
schoolhouse on the evening OF Aug. ~,
After a careful hearing Of the evidence
presented hv the state, Justice Emery dis /
charged the respondent. States Attorney |
lonant for the prosecution, George L.
STOW for respondent. The evidence
plainly tended to show the crime was
committed by some strolling tramp VINO
was seen near the place near the time OF
the assault. The arrest Of Mr.. Akerman
came as a surprise TO the community.
Willis e. Lougee Of New York city, sec.