Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-12
Chelsea Home News.
a o. BrxBy. Local Editor.


.,st Is ladies night" at the Tyrisn
eub. ,Pas, coria,h ,.os =,
..sEu tuesday
: 81. C. S. Emery Is lat montpelier ana
arlington this week
J. Eastman and family of East
- we're In town Tuesday
a. Minnie Coburn is working in the
.aiIg IN Ben Tucker at Tunbridge.
rss ladies' Reading circle met with
- hi II. Corwin Monday evening.
~ Mamie Earle is working in the
III NJ. A. Hutchinson on the farm
Eqsi Brookheld.
Ff-. Alice Welcome OF South Royalton
-+a1ding the week with her parents,
Z. and Mrs. NJ. ii. Corwin.
zsorgr w. Hoyt OF Jamestown, Ia, is
fs5ri1g his brother, Albert W. Hoyt' who
VI 85f seen him for ~ years.
The adjourned meeting Of the Orange
Il e5BHfv Creamery TO. VIII DC heia sAlur-
5sr. Jan. "a, at p. m N the town clerk 8
Office.
p.rau Berry is using cane when he
ti-s about the streets. the result OF too
49, connection with his front door step
saturday morning.
f.-l ~ Beckwith has been appointed
.ssr5fan of Thaddeus Pettee, who was re-
4fIy declared insane and taken 10 the
waterbury asylum.
sHss Florence Whitney, who has been
4 Limp al Brooks a Mashburn's, Bethel,
,sra8rh the holidays, has returned home
IA + confined TO the house with a
severe cold.
F. me Chelsea Dramatic company going
IA bad on a play this winterg is question
nm frequently asked. We are informed
l6st Fl 3 their intention to do so, and more
I'M bg said about II later.
Dr. and Mrs. r. II. Godfrey were in
Rare and Montpelier Tuesday and
Wednesday. The doctor was attending a
~saffup of the State Medical Examining
bard Of which he Is member.
lin, Collins OF West Fairlee, an insane
nan. W ho has been in jail here the past
.bree weeks for safe keeping, was con-
glraH 10 The Waterbury asylum Wednes-
IN bg Deputy sheriff B. II. Adams, Jr.
sslestman q. L. Hayward says the blow
a. last week was the hardest ever known
i aeFa hpcan remember, with one exception,
some fifteen years ago. He says the snow
ur on the hin is tagged "Riverdale, \. H.
The e. A. h. install their officers next
saturday afternoon at ? o'clock and all
veteran soldiers and Sons of Veterans are
invited 10 be present at the exercises.
Remember the date and be al the 'front.'.
Hale X. Darling, Esq, is absent at
HaHtuelier engaged In the work OF revis-
nr Re statutes. having been elected
member on the commission for that pur-
1dsa with Hon. VIM. A. Lord Of Montpe-
Ter.
Il F. Nation lost one OF his horses
ssi week. caused By its being kicked by
another horse and receiving a broken leg.
Vs. II. Hin was summoned and decided u
would be necessary TO kill the animal, as Il
Ras bad break.
There was a union service at the
Methodist church Sunday evening and
Res H. J. wyckon preached. a week
ago Sunday evening there was similar
service az the Congl church and Rev. l..
\. Moody preached.
sheriff W. n. Sprague Of Chelsea and
Gertrude b. Jackson OF Barre city were
married In Montpelier, Wednesday even
Hg. Jan. 9Th, by Rev. Guy {. hanson. /
Mr. and Mrs. SprBgue returned Tuesday
evening rom brief wedding trip and !
sill begin housekeeping at once IN r, A. !
0fdWays tenement on Main street, re-
Gently vacated by b. II. Adams, Jr., /
where they will be at home TO their
friends after February LIST.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF
the National Bank Of Orange County was
held Tuesday in the directors room OF the |
hank The following officers were
elected President, John b. Baconi vice |
president, NJ. T. King; cashier, II. \. Mat !
lson; directors, j. b. Bacon, NJ. I. KING, /
". II. II. Hall. Il. O. Tracy, w. Z. Town
send A semiannual dividend Of three I
PER cent vas declared. The annual dinner I
o the officers and stockholders OF the
bank was given by the vice president, M.
z, King, at the Orange County hotel.
The elective officers of II. Z. X. Hall |
Camp, No. Is, were installed "Wednesday
evening, Jan. 4, by Past Captain Fred /
s.. luller. The annual report OF the |
qaartermaster- sergeant and first sergeant I
showed the camp to be IN the most
prosperous condition for many years. I
Ii has 81 men in good standing, nearly .
80 10 the treasury and all bills paid 70 .
Gate, Any eligible sons or grandsons OF
veterans Of the Civil war should consult \
Capt A. w. Hoyt, LIST Lieut.. L. u.
Abbott or I'd Lieut.. l.. III. Bohonon ana
hle their applications az once. The regular
meetings OF the camp are the first ana
talFa Wednesday evenings IN the month.
The horse belonging to James Straw OF
tersbire, which ran away with TWO ladies'
recently d0Wn the Nershire road, IS so Tar
recovered that il has been taken home.
The horse started from Arthur BARRIERS,
caused by the breaking Of the side strap, 4
ran over two miles into the village ana .
stopped az Corwin's feed store. II was
driven BY Miss Ethel Church and Mrs.
Blake Of Nershire. The ladies kept IN the
sleigh and were not hurt, but one OF the
hofsa legs was terribly mangled, literally
pounded to jelly. The animal was put
% The care OF DIR. w. II. Hill, veterinary,
and has had careful treatment for two
weeks. Dr. Hill is having plenty oil prac-
which has been carried through safely by
nun vas DR.. F. n. Godfreys black mare
ualsy, which was given up for dead from
slsihB new, damp cracked corn.