Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-29
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. B1xBY, Local Editor

a. Charles f. Godfrey is seriously Ill
N - n W. Bixby is still confined to the
4 I'D with rheumatism.
- u Folsom is confined to the house
IN an attack of the jaundice.
a. z. d. Fuller has recovered from
.,sgrip so she is able to be out.
Fl -rbomas Doyle found one OF his steers
81 A,l-sd 10 death in his barn Friday morn
ing. -,
TON, successful term of school at YER
shire Center.
Miss Margaret Laird has returned home
IS .'r, a three weeks visit to her sister in
Is. NilliamstoWn'
andrew L. Sprague has been appointed
i,stice Of the peace in place Of Hira l..
81 piyby. deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Atwood went to
Fairlee Tuesday for visit to their sister,
Mrs. ". +. Cilley.
Mss Helen f. Stanley has moved to
pagre city to live with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hutchins, for the present.
Lewis n. Lucas, Jr., while helping
rbomas Doyle skin steer Friday morn
M cut the thumb OF his left hand badly.
The State Board OF Agriculture will
told farmers meeting in the Town hall
tuesday, the full program OF which APP
pears elsewhere.
The ladies' OF the w. II. q. are to give
social evening to their friends at W. A.
Hoods Wednesday evening, Feb. 9TH.
81 Come and enjoy it.
The Chelsea livery stable was closed by
the proprietors, Whitney a Lewis, Satur-
day night and they are selling out the
stock at private sale.
e. p. Dickinson, having purchased some
sf the teams OF the Chelsea livery, has
opened a livery stable m connection with
q the Orange County hotel.
The theme Of Rev W. +. Allen at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening
n will be the issues OF the referendum.
q Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. Chas. A. Densmore and grand
q daughter, Christabel, came from Lowell,
Mass Saturday after months visit 70
& her sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Dickey.
q. s. Bixby OF New York has been in
town for a few DAYS looking after the
aT4irs Of his uncle, the late Hira l.. BiXby. |
n Hs returned home Monday night
free lunch with hot coffee will be
4 served 20 all voters in the vestry OF the
4 C6Hgl church from II a. m. TO 2 p. m. on
\ referendum day by the ladies OF the town.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Rowe Of New Haven, |
4 Conn.,. have been visiting at II. 5. Annis'
Il fora few days. They returned TO New
4 Haven yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
4 Annis.
Harry Moody has bought the Chelsea |
4 market OF A, j. Little and took possession
last week. Harry has many friends in
4 town and We wish him success in his new
II venture.
Rev. q. o. Howe Of Randolph win preach |
At the Congl church next Sunday morn
ne. and in the evening the Christian
Endeavor society will give an anniversary
exercise.
L. Welcome OF Lowell, Mass, is en-
slowed at the Brewster Photo. Co.'s studio. /
Mr.. Welcome is an expert operator in re-
touching and has been with Mr.. Brewster /
much of the time for two years.
A. j. Little has rented A. II. Powers
farm on the East hill and took possession |
today Frank Barkin, who has occupied |
Inc place for several years, has moved to
ais farm in Tunbridge which he bought a
wear ago.
The board OF civil authority will again
be in session next Saturday afternoon and |
evening, and this will be the last oppor-
tunity for any voter whose name is not /
now on the list TO get it there previous to
the special meeting of Feb. g.
Benson Sanborn, one OF our most pros
Ferrous farmers, has eight COWS, three OF
them heifers. From Jan. /, 1902, TO Jan.
tsI
head. He sends his milk TO the Orange
County creamery ahd supplies two fami-
lies with milk besides his own.
Kathleen, the invalid daughter OF Mr.. |
and Mrs Willard :. Hatch, died Wednes- /
day. aged IL years. The funeral was FRI /
day afternoon at the house, Rev. w, r.
Allen officiating. In place OF singing, |
Mrs. NJ. T.. Hutchinson played two beau
tiful piano solos The interment was in
the family lot in Highland cemetery.
The following officers OF the Sarah p.
4 Bacon Benevolent society OF the Congl |
church were lately chosen:-President, |
Mrs. IS. +. Dearborn; vice president, Mrs.
Il l.. Corwin; secretary, Mrs. p. u. Com
stock; treasurer, Mrs. Nj. +. whitney; |
directresses, Mrs. A. S. Townsend, Mrs. l..
NJ. Densmore, Mrs. c. Nj. Bohonon; audi
tor, Mrs. G. II. Barnes.
School in District No. 5, Martha L. |
Moves, teacher, closed Friday, Jan. 10.
Number of pupils, 10. Alice Emery and
Edith Burgess were neither absent nor
tardy. Florence Burgess had no marx after
entering school. Eunice Bowin and Nerna
Burgess were absent one day on account OF
sickness and Grace Bowin two days. None
Of the above named pupils were tardy, also
Esther Smith, Julia Page, Ruth Burgess
and Clayton Bearor.
There is to be grand entertainment at
the opera house Saturday evening, feDru-
airy Z. The services OF Prof.. +. r. nan
sell Of Brocktop, Mass, the champion
whistler Of the world, are secured for this
occasion For home talent there viii be
Walter s. Goss, one OF the finest singers IN
the state, whom every one is delighted TO
hear; George f. Hatch and Harry Bryant,
who always bring the house down with
applause and laughter and last, but
not least Master George Hatch,
the crack shot of the town will relate
his experience. This entertainment viii
close with an auction sale from the stage
Tickets on sale at II. O. Bixby's store.
Doors open at 7;30, commences at o'cloeS.
Proceeds will be used for wiring hall
Don't miss the best entertainment of the
season. Everybody come.