Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BrxBY, Local Editor.

- n. r.. GRAHAM, photographer be1hei.
a. Hovt made 81 pounds OF butter
from five cows IN one "SoA' iHe eo"e
,ssre grade Jerseys.
,I.rold Berry, who has been very sick
az ,,asssIes for the past three weeks, is
,,ag- able to ride out.
fr,s measles must be pretty nearly around
~ = n. Godfrey, health officer, re-
Torfs 60 cases this tall'
~ Mary Rathburn, while picking
..,.ios last week, was badly injured on the
head by falling limo'
~ Charles Grant. Mrs. Fred Grant
"a Miss Emma Cooke OF North Iunbfldge
,,are in town Saturday.
: Allen Dickinson is at work in Waits
~ Tainting for John Dodge on his
ltore which he is repairing.
,fiss Lizzie l.. Dickinson accompanied
sister Mrs. Moran, to st. Johnsbury
Monday To remain during the winter.
~, i. Sargent and family, who have
Zen suending the past two weeks with
N people, returned to Boston Tuesday.
MS Grace Cameo, one OF the New Eng
,.ad Telephone girls at Barre city, vas the
',nest Of Miss Florence whitney over sun
dav. -. .o-sa - bis ene
,..s,- n, last week from pneumonia. This
5arse weighed 1850 pounds and was worth
fltE5' strong aud wife OF Bellows Falls
=. In Town Monday. They are spend
Inc two weeks at A. II. Hanson's in Tun-
bridge. I'll. -.
IN Town on Monday for a weeks stay.
If Wvckoff will preach In the Cong'l
church next Sunday.
n, and Mrs. Frank A. Day OF Newton,
aIsss fayorite parishioners Of the late DR..
Nm. II Davis. have been guests for the
uast few days at George l.. Slows. Mr..
bay 3 executor OF Or. Davis VIII.
Mrs. William Puher OF Richiord has
baen spending a few days with her niece,
Mrs. G. II. Corliss. She returned Iues-
day. Mrs. Pufer formerly lived in the
house occupied by J. NJ. Comstoek.
Miss Martha e. Stevens, who has been
spspdipg the summer with friends in
Wassachusetts and New Hampshire, has
returned 10 town and taken rooms in Mrs.
Mary Tracyis brick house on Court street.
Rev. BENJAMIN Marshall OF Scarborough
on-the- Hudson. y. y, came Friday and is
snending q week with his brother, DR.. A.
4. Marshall, who IS rapidly improving
now, considering the seriousness OF his
case.
M and Mrs. Ned A. Griffin were in
town last week on their way to Manches-
Ter. N. H., where they are TO reside this
winter. Mr. Griffin has been in Canada
the past few months with DR.. Mcdonald,
Ths pupils Of the school in district No.
Il. East Brookheld, taught by Miss
Gladys Holmes, were IN town saturday
for a school ride They visited the bobbiu
shop electric light plant, the jail and
court house and had good time.
Eugene f. Densmore was arrested Mon
day and fined 80 and costs for being
drunk. a first offense, and breaking the
peace The disturbance was between Mr..
and Mrs Densmore on the street Sunday
afternoon over one Of the children.
George S. raplin recently sold a fine
yoke OF oxen, weighing over $500. to par
ties from over the mountain to be used IN
the lumber woods. The price paid was
$50. Mr. raplin always intends to have
as good oxen as can be found in the coun-
try.
Mrs. VIM. A. Dickinson was very agree
ably surprised last Saturday by call from
her former pupils from East Brooktield,
where she taught three terms last year.
They came FOR a picnic. Their teacher,
Miss Gladys Holmes, accompanied them
and a. j. Parker drove the team.
meeting Of the members OF the
Cong'l church is called for Tuesday even
ing OF next week 10 see whether call
shall be extended to Rev. George +. Lake
Of Chester. Mass. to become pastor OF
the church Mr.. Lake has occupied the
pulpit acceptably for the last two Sundays
Mrs. James A. Moran and three chill
dren o. Sc. Johusbury, who have been vis
lting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Dickinson, az Maple View cottage on
Court street The past two weeks, returned
home Monday. Mr.. Moran came Hatur-
day 10 spend sunday and returned with
his family
There was a very interesting and instruct
I'VE meeting Of the Junior Benevolent So
ciety Monday evening. After the regular
meeting came the entertainment part IN
which Miss Emma Darling gave the prin-
eipal talk. Her subject was the Frances
Z, Willard settlement IN Boston, Of which
she was mstron for seven years. Mrs. J.
II, lomst0ck, Rev, Mr.. Lake and Rev. II.
}, WyckOf also gave interesting talks con-
corning Ellis Island aud the landing OF
immigrants
We are in receipt Of our annual letter
from Dan b. Smith Of New York, enclos-
ing his yearly subscription tothe CHELSEA
HERALD. Mr.. Smith will be pleasantly
remembered by many of our townspeople,
as ne has occasionally spent few weeks
with his family at the Orange County
MOTEL We regret he is not to make this
one OK the seasons to be with us. At pres
80 Ae ta az tit " ulte NloulAhlhs hhA A"ANA
: 10 60 10 Maine for game shooting, re-
turning 10 New York city about the mid
die OF November.
Al the last session OF the legislature,
law WIS enacted requiring the town clerks
70 make on index copy OF all births, mar
RACES and deaths that had occurred IN
Their towns since 1897. Town Clerk W.
I. Townsend has just completed this
work. For the As years from Jan. !, ls1l,
20 Jan. i, 1905, there have been III
births, 1928 deaths aud SIS marriages m
town. 10 Is now an easy matter to ascer-
IAN such Information by simply turning
70 The index book, where you find the
name, together with the page and book
q the official record. Before the year
leoh births, marriages and deaths were
not obliged to be recorded.
Former Chelsea Woman Dead.
The death Of Mrs. Angelina j. Magoon
occurred Oct 9th at the residence OF
,..r daughter, 81 Peck street, Muskegon'
Mich. She had been IN since June !. Be
1919 th7t time she had not had an illness.
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