Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-29
Chelsea Home News.
q. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.


Miss Flora N. Corwin IS in Boston this
week.
Rev, Il. j. Wyckoif and family returned
home Tuesday night.
Fred II. Folsom. who works ia sharon.
was home over Sunday.
Charles f. Dickinson is at work in
King store, Tunbridge.
State Treasurer John L. Bacon spent
Sunday IN town with his father.
Miss Minnie Coburn is working at Ben
fuckers in Tunbridge through the fair.
a son, Howard Tracy Walker, was born
Monday 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T.
Walker.
Hale W. Nation, who is attending
Bradford academy, spent Saturday and
Sunday al home.
II. \. Madison has been appointed school
director By the selectmen in place OF Geo.
L. Stow, resigned.
The Cranes returned to Cambridge.
Mass, Friday via Montpelier. where they
were 70 spend the night with friends.
Rev. Mr.. Moody and family returned
home last week. We are glad TO announce
Dir. Moody's health Is greatly improved.
The stallion, Morrill, Prince, owned By
y. A. Goodrich Of this town, took the first
premium al the Washington fair last week
r f. Psrkhurst went to Wilmington
Monday, where his family have been the
past three weeks. They will return Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson, who has been visit
ing the past two weeks at B. +. Smiths,
returned to her home in Cambridge, Mass,
Wednesday.
A regular meeting OF Waterson Post,
G. A. r., viii be held next Saturday after
noon at the usual hour. An enjoyable
meeting may be expected.
~ G. Burbank has pair Of two year-old
colts, sired BY Morrill, Prince, that look so
nearly alike that good horsemen cannot
tell them apart. The pair weigh 1890 lbs
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Adie, Mrs. Per-
ley Chandler and Miss Hattie Chandler Of
Barre we're guests Of +. ID. Barnes the first
OF the week. Mr. Adie is an alderman Of
Barre city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodrich Of
Montpelier came Saturday to DR.. A. b.
Smiths. Mrs. Goodrich Is 10 remain dur
ing the week, Mr. Goodrich returning
home Monday morning
The Orange County creamery has just
had a new boiler put In place Of the one
that has been in use several years and be-
come unsafe. The new boiler Is one Of the
best 10 be found IN the county. It was
made ii Natertown, \. Y, and purchased
Of the Vermont Farm Machine Co.. Bel
lows Falls II. l. Badger and John II, Nc
Carly Of Bellows Falls have been AZ work
setting up this boiler the past week.
Mrs. A. W. Whitney left Monday for
Fort Wayne, Ind, to BE- absent Two or
three weeks with her brother Edwin
Lewis. IN his trouble. Mr.. Lewis and ms
family were here last summer and visited
his sister and his brother, T. w Lewis.
MANY viii remember the bright little boy,
Frederick, about four years Of age Nh9l
was with them. Little FREDERICK aieu
about three weeks ago, his death Delhg lhe
result 81 fall. Mrs. Lewis, since the death
"a ber little boy, has gone insane and has
required 10 be taken to retreat. MIS-
Whitney. thinking her brother needed her
assistance. made a hasty preparation ana
left at once for his home.
Troop D, 18th Regt., I. $. cavalry, Capt;
II. e. smither, from Fort + nan Alleh, %
men. 81 horses and two four baggage
cams arrived here Monday noon IN the
rain and went into camp on Ire Ihomp-
sonls field lust across from Main street:
Troop ID are a gentlemanly lot OF boys ahu
All seemed unanimous in the expression
that thew we're led by one OF the best ON
ears in Uncle sans service. The ram pre-
vented any exhibition drill beng gwen
mere. a. was expected. They broke camp
Tuesday morning and at $ o'clock mover
ont on their short march 70 the falr gfou,lus
Al Tunhridge. The boys LETT the Nllage
giving three cheers for Chelsea.
Last week. Charles Bowles, a young man man
= M works for George Taplin IN the norll
rsrt 81 me town. came near being crusneu
n death There was a large boulder u Ins
said which they wished TO bury out o.
sigbt Bow les dug down oneside until ne
bsd an excavation nearly as deep az he Wa ,ss
AN int not thinking he was unasr W
r1rt suftieiently for it 10 move, when suq
senly Il started and pinned him secuI nv,
m me hole. His shovel was under tne
rock Nr. Taplin found the only way ~
sytrieate him was TO dig him out ana ns
.,[oryed about as lively as anyone ~ ~.
sbovelgd dirt for the next half houf W.T. ~
Po0les was released and conveyed y T ny
bouse ana Dr. Godfrey summoned ~. ~ n
, I'm, man was pretty badly hurt, out y
v s,,s,slfed now that he will fully recover
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