Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-19
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Nrs.E.O o. Nation is on the sick list.
Our farmers report sugaring very slow.
George Griffin cut his hand badly on
an ak last Friday.
en- Monday a daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O. Flint.
n A. Hood went to Brockton, Mass,
Friday TO visit his brother, Fred.
Ed. Abbott has a sore hand, caused
probably by a bruise some time ago.
Mrs Emeline Noyes picked a bouquet
y n pansies in her garden March 18th.
Miss Iona Fits OF Vershire visited her
aunt. Mrs. Ellen Hood, Friday of last
week.
The Lewis Beckwith house is to be sold
stauction Saturday in order 10 settle the
estate.
f. II Kennedy is suffering from a sore
hand caused by a cut from Ratchet while
repairing a sled
Mrs. Adelia NJ. whitney has moved to
her house recently purchased Of the Eme-
line Watcrson estate.
Hsrmon Campbell sprained his knee
badly. caused by a log rolling on him
4 while loading his team last week.
Drs Corwin and Smith were called TO
Tuubridge Thursday night to attend 10
. tba fractured leg Of Miss Eliza Allen.
The friends Of Miss Angie Flanders
gave her a surprise party Monday night,
~ occasion being her nth birthday.
DR. and Mrs. s. n Goss, Mrs. T.. A.
a Corgin and Miss Nellie Corwin went 10
Boston Monday to remain two weeks.
Mrs. W. p Townsend has returned
home from Boston. where she has been
Fl With her daughter the past Few weeks.
Miss Florence. the daughter Of Calvin
n Goodwin. Is boarding with Mrs. A. NJ.
4 Whitney and attending the high school.
The members OF the n. q. club met
. with Mrs Alice Hackett last Saturday
afternoon and elected their yearly
officers.
Mr. and Mrs. /. L. Welcome left Mon
n day afternoon for Boston and later go TO
Dover, \. H., where he is TO have charge
Of a studio.
Mrs. Zeruah Seaver, who bad been with
Il her sister, Mrs. r. w. Bixby, the past six
weeks, returned to her home in Washing
ton Wednesday.
r. p. Lincoln Of Dighton, Mass, bought
four horses in town last week-two from
W A. Hood. one from w. G. Holmes and
one from Miss Nellie Bixby.
Mills NJ. c. Morey died Tuesday night
sged n yrs, mos. He has been in failing
health Tor some time. The funeral Is
tomorrow, Friday, at the NJ. Z. church.
Mr.. Cook, grandfather OF NJ. r. Hutch
nsOn, was 70 years old Saturday and his
family gave him a pleasant surprise by
inviting in several Of his friends to spend
TIE evening.
states Attorney Conant OF Bradford,
Dan Moulton and Frank Cone OF North
Randolph and r. w. Tewksbury OF Ran
dolph were in town Saturday, called here
On the Luck case.
Mrs. Melissa Wright returned from the
Mary Hitchcock hospital at Hanover, Nh,
saturday where she had a successful opera
ton for cancer. She is now convalescent
though quite feeble.
Mrs Irene Carpenter received word sun
Gay night of the death of her brother,
Lewis w. Bryant, AZ Templeton, Mass.
His age was 81 years and 9 months. The
iuneral was Monday. Mr.. Bryant former
y lived in this town.
II. Hill has just purchased Silver
laced Wyandotte cockerel from {. o.
Barrett Of Montpelier. IL is own brother
to the cockerel that won second prize at
me Boston Poultry Show in January,
which Mr.. Barrett sold for rs.
While Wesley Underhill was at work
U the bobbin shop yesterday, stick
New aud struck him in the face, cutting
cash entirely through his under lip.
ne was assisted TO DR.. Godfrey's ONCE,
Where the wound was dressed.
While loading logs last week Fillmore
Edwards was caught by the pile rolling
and sustained a fracture of one bone in the
leg and sprained ankle. DIR. A. Il. smith
attended Mr. Edwards is doing as weH
a can be expected at his advanced age.
Arthur Luck of Randolph, who is con-
hned IN jail charged with passing irregu-
lar checks, got bail Saturday on the bill
used at Williamstown, but was immedl-
sicily arrested by Sheriff Whitney for
Hfnfl A. .frsh hUl
eela and his bonds placed at $500. In de-
a iai.
During the month of February the
ufange County Creamery received 246, 40
A pounds Of milk and 1894 pounds OF cream,
rom which were made 1880 pounds OF
butter, churn test, for which 25c per
pound was paid patrons. This Is
sam OF l64 per cent from the Babcock
sN which means that the patrons get
| pound
Next Monday evening, March 23d, the
SAHstian Endeavor society will serve a
lpper m the Congregational church YES
0y atb O'Clock and at 4 o'clock. Immediately
a.ler' the Junior Benevolent society win
~ literary entertainment at which
80 OF the countries OF Mexico. Bulgaria.
lAln' China. Bohemia and the Philip
lle' VIII be represented by one Of the
-uiefs IN native costume. accompanied
Y G missionary. An interesting program
planned and the young people invite
everybody
Aareellus 9. Yauvey Of Melrose. Mass.
~ formerly lived in this place as boy,
struck and knocked into the gutter
an electric car and quite seriously
!ufea on the evening Of March 7th- He
- struck on the back Of his head, on
~ Ell shoulder blade and just below
- snail Of his back ard by the fender
V9th legs just above the ankles. He
r,sln confined to his bed with little
$500 81 being able to leave IL for
~, Time yet. He lived in this place
'fom ls52 tin lisa.
n IN selling the teams Of the Cheleas livery.
o-a whitney and Lewis each reserved
-. morse for their own use. Mr.. Lewis
T cls ne horse familiarity known to all pat
Inc stable as "ROb." tie was