Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-25
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

o. 5. Wright was in town last week on
his annual trip for the Good VIII Soap
| Co.
Fred A. ordway came from Aberdeen,
\. C., last Thursday TO remain for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. sprsgue of Brook
| field spent last week with their son, w. IL.
/ Sprague.
W. D. Walker Of Barre city, with his
son, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Walker.
Charles r. Corwin OF Boston was in
town a few days the first Of the week yis-
iting his people.
Julian c. Hood OF Lowell, Mass, is
spending this week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Hood.
Mrs. Mary Church was called to Yer
shire TO attend the funeral Of her late hus-
bands mother Monday.
John Flanders, who injured his foot in
the bobbin shop recently, has recovered so
as to return to work Monday.
Mr.. Blossom, a graduate Of the City hos
pital OF Boston, is caring for j. X. OAR
ling, who is slightly improved this week.
Mrs Merrill, who has been with her sis
| ter, Mrs. Goss, for the past few weeks,
went to her home in Somerville, Mass,
| today.
Ray Ballou shot fox Monday morning
and captured seven young ones by dig
| ging them out OF the home nest under a
ledge OF rocks. The turkeys congratulate
Mr.. Ballou.
/ have a food sale in the vestibule OF the
/ Town hall Saturday afternoon. Buy your
food and save your strength and time for
/ housecleaning.
Miss Blanche Townsend, who came
home from Boston last week, where she
| graduated from Emerson college, went TO
| Meriden, n. H., Monday to teach in Kim
ball Union academy.
Miss Lavinia /. Dodge OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the NJ. Il.
church will give an address and japanese
entertainment, using costumes, curios and
native songs, in the NJ Il. church next
Monday evening, May %. Every one
cordially welcomed.
Col. c. s. Emery deserves the appoint
ment which is to be given HIM, and his
town feels proud that the selection to fill
this important office should fall within
its borders. We congratulate the colonel
and are glad for him, but we shall miss
him from among us 1865 days in the year.
AT Tunbridge Saturday, May 20 1905,
on complaint of Grand Juror A. b. Bick-
nell, Justice John NJ. Comstock OF Chelsea
sentenced j. Wilbur Grant 10 pay a fine of
Is and costs taxed at sl2.9i upon plea OF
guilty OF not sending his child to school
as the law required. The fine and costs
were paid.
The Orange county teachers convention
held here Tuesday in charge of County
Examiner Comstock was a very successful
meeting. with good attendance from
this part Of the county. Among the /
speakers were Principal Z. II. Morrill, OF
the Randolph Normal, Miss Evelyn Darl- !
ing Of Rutland, formerly supervisor of /
Il 49, he at I
others. Principal Comstoek held a SINH |
lar meeting at Randolph Wednesday, |
New bury Thursday and Thetford Friday. 4
Mrs. PAMELA Ann Rutter of Lawrence, /
Mass, formerly of South Washington, 4
died at the home OF her sister I'm Washing /
ton, whom she had come TO visit, May l6, 4
aged II yrs, mos, 20 days. The funeral
was held at her old home in South Wash
ington Friday, Rev. Mr.. Perkins OF Wash /
ington officiating Mrs. Cordelia Fuller,
sister of Mrs. Rutter. died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Adelbert Eastman, in
Washington Saturday, May 20, aged 20
yrs, mos. She formerly resided in
South Washington. Mrs. Fuller had been
sick for some time. The funeral was from
the home in Washington Tuesday at 10 a.
m, Rev. Mr.. Perkins officiating.
Grand and Petit Jurors for June Term
The grand jurors summoned to attend
at the ensuing term of Orange county
court, beginning June 8, are as follows
Bradford, William A. Libbey; Braintree,
Guy A. Clough; Brookfield, Geo. b. j.
Hall; Chelsea, Houston 5. Fits, William
A. Hood Corinth, Frank Taplin; Fairlee,
W. E. Albee; Newbury, James A. John
son; Orange, Raymond p. Lord; Ran
dolph, Jairus b. Adams; STAFFORD, John
L. Barrett; Thetford, j. II. Babcock;
Topsham, Arthur I. Smith; Tunbridge,
Almon b. Bicknell; Vershire, Benz. F.
Fuller; Washington, William w. Wilson;
West Fairlee, Joseph Tebbeuts; Williams
town, Joshua f. Bailey.
The petit Jurors are as follows from the
several towns named below
Bradford, VIM. +. Norcross, Robert Full
ton; Braintree, Stephen Cleveland, Willis
5. Howard Brookfield, Cornelius T.
Frink, Preston G. Reed; Chelsea, Truman !
II, Spear, Eugene III. Kennedy; Corinth, I
PerIey n. Darling, Henry A. Jackman; I
Fairlee, A. p. Bancroft, NJ. E. Rugg; New
bury, Richard III. Waldron, Sheldon Han
son; Orange. John b. Emerson, Theron A.
Lord; Randolph. Clayton II. Mann, Wal
ter II. Clifford; STAFFORD, Fred W. Preston,
James o. Kendall; Thetford, w. A. Will '
oughby, C.. ). Wilmot; Topsham, John
F. Miles, William c. Richardson's Tun- ,
bridge, Ezekiel Drew, George /. Swan;
Vershire, Solomon Ward, Fred A. Morey
Geo. A. Bohonan. Geo. w. :
Downing; West Fairlee, John H. Follans-
bee, Oscar Carlton; Milliamstown, An Z
irew Burnham, George E. WILDER.
Program of Memorial Services.
Waterson Post, No. 45, presents the fol- 1
owing program for memorial services t
his year
Sunday, May 2S, all veterans of the Civil s
md Spanish American wars will meet at :
he Post room at 10 o'clock a. m. and be
escorted by the Sons of Veterans to the
1ongl church, where a union memorial I
ervice OF all the churches in town will be 5
ield Rev. II. j. Wyckoff is to deliver the
nnual sermon. 4
Tuesday, Nav 30, detail from the Post Y
will visit all the cemeteries in town Tex d
ept Highland cemetery in the forenoon
nd decorate the graves of fallen comrades. I