Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-02-12
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.


Miss Mamie Earle is very sick.
Ms Marion Camp is visiting friends in
Randolph this week.
FRED n. Folsom, who has been sick for
.oms time, is better this week.
Osrenee Croker, who has been here
- past week, returned to Newbury
saturday
Photographer Booth Of Randolph was in
,,un today to make arrangements for
visiting here every week.
OH. c. 5. Emery installed the officers OF
George Washington Lodge, No. 81, II. a A..
n, last Thursday evening.
The dinner given by the ladies Thurs
5sy. the proceeds 10 apply toward re-
s5eiug that cumbersome debt Of wiring
IN Town hall, Melted over sl2.
Charles X. Darling, formerly OF Chelsea,
no has held the position OF United States
-srsbgi FOR the district OF Massachusetts,,
sas been renominated by the president.
tomorrow night there will be- masquer-
s5f IAN 40 the Tunbridge House, which IS
.ept by that genial proprietor, w. NJ.
Flanders.
Reg.A. T.. Cooper Of Randolph preached
a tbe CongI church last Sunday morning.
IA b to occupy the pulpit again next sun
asy. SIR. Cooper is not unknown here a.
= vas Tor several years presiding elder Of
.hs Methodist church IN this district.
The urinary school, taught by Ella G..
g5siwiek, closed February sth. The
pupils not absent during the term were:-
Glenn fuller, Herbert COmstock, Russell
CorRn, Ralph Reed, Hacket Adams,
Nargcry Little, Vera Beekwith and Ola
Hood.
IN the intermediate school which closed
Friday. taught by Miss Whitcher, the
pupils having no absent marks were LYLE
backwith, Sylvia Comstock. Rachel Com
stock. Harold Corwin, Arthur Dickin-
son. Dan0ld Emery, Charlie Little, Royal
Iognsend, Henry Weymouth and Earle
fuller.
On Monday evening the Junior Benevo-
!. END society and some OF its friends met
4 81 the Cong yestry for the fifth entertain
n nent OF its course. Marie Hodush,
Bohemian girl in costume, and Mrs. Por-
sf. q missionary TO Austria, were imper-
nated By Miss Elsie Hill and Miss Spaul-
ing in q most interesting manner as they
old oi liie,customs and work in Bohemia.
The receipts from the dairy OF win II.
Luce are worthy OF note. He keeps SIX
COWS and furnishes one family with milk,
esides his own family with milk and
butter, and from Jan. LIST, 1902, to Jan.
st, 1903, the Orange County Creamery
paid him Sis6.Ss, being an average OF
NlAl. per COW. Has anyone six cows
hat have done better
The agricultural meeting held here
4 thursday by the members OF the state
board was one Of the best ever held in this
'oWn. There vas a fairly good attendance
sat stormy weather kept many at home.
\. ~ faI
could be applied by our farmers TO the
s'gry day routine of business. The meet
lgs we're greatly enjoyed by all and es-
ally the one In the evening.
Awho have ever attended a gathering
Nihe residence of Mrs. w. A. Hood either
lha summer or winter time know that
always an enjoyable affair and this
ta perhaps would account in part, at
~. Tor the large number present at the
Fl * g. sociable last week Wednesday
'enIng, the 9TH inst. Although a stormy
hgat there were about 70 old and
g.lg people who enjoyed her hospi-
annual ball Of George Washington
else No. 81. +. and A. NJ, has become
q The mid-winter social events in this
lllly Last year, 10 the disappoint-
-5li ol many. il was omitted, owing 10
"A b.
w year the date is fixed for Feb. 10Th
~ all arrangements are made for a fine
lue' Indications now are that, weather
q lmi'llng, it will be the largest attended
-Ic'on OF the kind ever in the Town
AL DO not stay away because you have
y, received card invitation-none were
Ss5zli the invitation is general, every
lhe entertainment last Saturday even
~ was we'll attended and the receipts
- about go. II was an enjoyable time
az ut course the leading attraction
~ aIr hansell of Boston, who is one OF
.-,.I nlest whistlers in the world. He re-
r.loed generously to the encores of an
,ts * alive audience. George r. Hatch
a4 marry +. Bryant brought the house
sis 80 again and again. Hatch wore red
gsald was gotten up for a greene, while
rs1ll wore long yellow wig and as
.leu the rustic. Each recited IN his
~. peculiar style, and to finish, Bryant
"' OUT and sung solo, Hatch accom-