Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

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Miss Zoe Hill is to teach school on
Vershire Heights.
The selectmen are rebuilding the bridg c
TO the old cemetery.
DIR. F. NJ. Lyndes OF Barre city was al
Orange County hotel Sunday.
SON was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Grant on the West hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barstow, Jr., OF
| Copperfield were in town Saturday.
Miss Annie Trombly OF Nashua, n. H.,
Is visiting her brother, Oscar Trombly.
Mrs. Willard Medealf OF Brookfield is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. w. Perkins.
Ed. Lincoln of Dighton, Mass, is in
town this week looking for horses and
cattle.
Milo Camp, who has been at the Water
bury asylum for the past two years, is now
at home.
Mrs. Monroe o. Coburn was called to
Florence, Mass, Saturday by the death OF
her mother.
Hon. j. X. Darling has recovered from
his illness so he is now able to be at the
Office part OF the time.
l.. ID. Parkhurst and son, Fred, are at
work painting in Tunbridge for NJ. G..
Flanders and w. w. Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Newman OF Washing
ton were in town Saturday. They expect
to leave soon for California.
Mrs. Louise Newell OF somerville, Mass,
came Friday TO remain for a time with
her sister, Mrs. Story n. Goss.
Mrs. n. j. Copeland, who has been
spending the winter with Der son, O. b.
Copeland, at Randolph, returned to town
Friday.
c. r. Godfrey has been appointed con-
stable and collector OF taxes to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death Of c. p.
Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder II. Dearborn have
gone TO Fairlee to remain until October.
Mrs. Dearborn's mother, Mrs. Ellen
Cooley, accompanied them.
A. p. Button is working in the feed
store OF j. A. X. Corwin 4 Son in place OF
w. II. Dearborn, who has resigned and
gone to Fairlee for the summer.
1t is reported that NJ. II. Hazen Of South
Royalton has purchased an automobile,
which he will use in transporting passen-
gers between Chelsea and that place.
Mrs. Theron ID. Spear had shock Of
apoplexy early Sunday morning. Al
though this is the second attack OF the
kind, she is slowly improving and hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
Miss Margaret Comstock is to teach
in the Taplin district No. 5, which school
~ TINS year 10 De maintained DN the Town
OF Chelsea, having for several years been
maintained by the town )f Washington.
The measles, which have been within a
few miles OF us all winter without a case
here, have begun operations and seven
cases are now reported In town, with
probabilities OF more to follow. Our ply
sicians say il is good time OF year to
have them.
r. Ralph Walker went to Bellows Falls
TO act as best man at a wedding. The
contracting parties were Rev. Milo A.
Turner, the Methodist preacher at Coven-
try, VT, and Miss Mabel A. Ramsey Of
Bellows Falls. The wedding was Wednes- |
day evening at the home OF the brides
parents.
Miss Eva Jackson has returned to her
school at sharon, where she has been |
who are teaching outside are Miss Sadie |
Mcconnell in Worcester; Miss Emma Carr /
at Copperas hill; Miss Laura Fuller in
Sharon; Miss Grace Bacon in Williams
town; Miss Gertrude Bacon in North |
Randolph.
Two more dogs died from poison last
week. One, stranger, that came lnno-
Gently to town with its master, was dead
in about half an hour after its arrival; the
other was little Max, owned by Rural
Mail Carrier John b. Corliss. Max was
taken sick Wednesday night. Prompt
action was taken to save him and il was
thought at first the little fellow might
pull through, but Inflammation set in and
he died Saturday night. II you have a
log and you want il 10 live, take our ad-
vice and do not bring il 10 the village I'M
II after this poison epidemic is over.