Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-10
Chelsea Home News.
H. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

/ Arthur p. Rogers is sick with grip.
| /. l.. Welcome spent Sunday with hi.
1 wife at DIR. Corwin's.
Harold Berry has been III the past two
weeks with bronchitis.
/ II. 5. Fits and family have all been on
/ the sick list the past week.
! The spring term OF the academy opened
Monday, with good attendance.
Miss Carolyn Fuller, who has been alb
sent during vacation, returned Saturday.
Mrs. F. w. Bixby is again sick with her
old enemy, rheumatism, and confined to
/ the bed
Martin r. Bohonon Of Washington
! visited his sister, Mrs. Wallace Sanborn.
| Monday.
Mrs. w. H, Billings and daughter of
Lebanon, y. H., were the guests of Mrs.
Hattie Underhill last week.
Three ard one-half by 81 inches was
what an egg measured produced by r. /.
Red pullet owned by Mrs. Alexander.
Archie Z. George went to White River
junction last week, where he is working
on the Boston a. Maine railroad as fire.
man.
Presiding Elder W. NJ. Newton will
preach next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church and in the afternoon at
the " est hiH Fhureh.
Mrs. Walter F. Adams fell down the
front steps from her house last week and
sustained COLES fracture of the right
wrist. From the distance fallen, it was
fortunate the injury was no worse.
John Austin Lincoln, one OF the oldest
Inhabitants in town, died Monday morn
ing Of neutrality-suspicious., aged 80 years,
! months and II days. The funeral was
held Wednesday from his late bone on
West hill, Rev. III. j. Wyckoh officiating.
A. II. Powers, one of the solid business
men OF the town, has purchased house in
Randolph and moves there next week. We
regret to have Mr.. and Mrs. Powers leave
town and believe he is making a great
mistake 10 do so, but wish them both hap
piness IN their new home.
There is a meeting called for Tuesday,
March Is, at 10 o clock a. m, of the pew
holders and proprietors OF the West hill
meeting house TO consider the reports OF
the building committee, treasurer and
auditors and to transact any other neces-
sary business 1t is hoped all interested
will be present at this meeting.
The removal of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Powers from Chelsea to Randolph is so
generally regretted by our townspeople
that everyone will want to avail himself Of
the opportunity TO attend the reception to
be given IN their honor at the vestries OF
the Cong church Monday evening, March
"a, from $50 70 $3.50 o'clock. All are cor
dially Invited to be present.
Julia Clarissa Crockett, widow OF the
late John Crockett, died at her home Sun
day, aged SO years, 10 months and IA days. |
She bad been a sufferer from Brights dis
ease for the past fifteen years. The funeral |
was Tuesday afternoon from her late resi- |
dence, Rev H. j. Wyckoff and Rev. w. +. |
Allen officiating. She left a grandson, !
Fred Nogle, who has been with her the !
past two years.
There Is to be an open meeting OF H. T.. |
X. Hall camp, No. IS, Sons OF Veterans. u. |
5. A., Saturday evening, March u, at |
o'clock, all veteran soldiers, Sons of Veter- |
ans and grandsons OF veterans are invited. |
All former members OF the camp or eligi- |
bic members are cordially invited. Come |
and see how easily you can join for a lin
tied time. Refreshments will be served.
Prentiss George, who works in the bob
bin shop, had a narrow escape from having !
his arm torn off last Friday. He was |
running lathe and, while removing some |
shavings, caught his left arm in the ma
chinery and in a second it had stripped all |
the clothing from it, twisting il fearfully. |
In some unaccountable manner he freed |
himself, but it was narrow escape from |
The loss of his arm and perhaps his life. |
He was carried to Mr.. Kenerson's, the |
nearest house to the shop, and DIR. God |
Trey summoned by telephone. Mr.. George |
s doing we'll and expects to be all right in
/ short time,
DIR. Stanley L. Krebs' exhibition of some
If the "Marvels and Mysteries of Mind"
will be the climax of the course which the
chelsea Entertainment association pro-
fided for this winter; and those who are
enough to be at the town hall
iext Tuesday night, March IS, will have a
nance to make good part OF the loss sus-
aimed by neglect of the other attractions
PRESENTED by the association this season.
Dr.. krebs offers no dry lecture. no windy
dissertation on matters that nobody cares
about, but by costly apparatus,
brilliant experiments, clever tests and
witty illustrations strikingly sets forth the
part that the mind plays in the
omedy and tragedy of human life. Don't
Miss this opportunity to reimburse your
elf for the loss of the other good things
hat got away from you this year. Come
nd meat he