Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-13
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

J. X. Darling is quite III with grip.
Miss Lyle Tracy returned to Boston
Monday.
Ruth, little daughter of A. II. Morey, is
sick with bronchitis.
Little Clyde sanborn, son OF John San
born, is sick with the grip.
Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn is sick with grip
and slight touch OF pneumonia.
Dean Bailey has finished work in the
bobbin shop and is now visiting his par
ents at New bury.
Moses George and his niece, Miss Mary
j. George, went to Boston Monday to be
absent three weeks.
William Hatch Of Faribault, Mimi, was
here last week. Mr.. Hatch is a native OF
this town and had not been here for %
years.
Mrs. Granger of Barre city came Satur-
day night to care for her sister, Miss Lena
Spaluding, who is sick with pneumonia at
r. ii. Stanton's.
n. II. Perkins of South Sudbury was at
his brothers, F. NJ. Perkins, last week.
He came with the remains OF his father,
John II. Perkins.
Mrs L. c. Farnham OF Lynn, Mass,
who has been caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Rufus X. Abbott, returned to Mas
sachusetts Monday. Mrs. Abbott is bet
ter.
Miss Florence Marshall, a teacher in
one of the East Boston schools, who has
been visiting her mother ana brother the
past two weeks, returned to Boston Mon
day.
Miss Blanche Townsend, who graduates
from the Monroe School of Oratory, Bos-
ton, the first of May, has been having ex-
eellent success filling engagements in and
around Boston the past winter.
DIR. Stickney of Barre city was here
Tuesday TO see Miss Lena Spaulding in
consultation with DR.. Marshall. Miss
Carroll, trained nurse from Montpelier,
came Tuesday to take care OF Miss Spaul-
ding.
Mrs. w. II. Sprague's sister, Mrs. c. w.
Fisher, OF Worcester, Mass, who has been
with her several weeks assisting in the
care of her mother, who has been very
sick, returned to her home at Worcester
Monday morning.
Rev. j. l.. r. Wyckoff OF North Wood
bury, Mass, has been visiting his son,
Rev. III. j. Wyckoff, for the past few days
and occupied the pulpit at the Congl
church Sunday morning. He returned TO
his home Tuesday.
Miss Ada Sanborn. who has been keep
ing house for f. j. Titus the past winter,
finished work the first of April and has
returned to her home and Mrs. Z. Louise
keeping house for him.
Rev. Carl II. Corwin of Detroit City,
Mimi, son OF DIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Corwin,
has recently received calls to the Congl
churches at st. Charles, Mimi, and Shelf
field, III. He has accepted the call to
Sheffield and will begin his pastorate there
May 1. Sheffield is situated southwest OF
Chicago about 1856 miles.
Not nearly so much maple sugar and
syrup are being made this year as last.
Some OF our largest manufacturers OF
maple sugar have not tapped their sugar
orchards this season. This was owing in
some instances to sickness and others to
lack OF suitable help to carry them on.
The quality of the sugar as whole is not
quite equal to last season, although very
fine is being made by some parties this
year.
Hale X. Darling, one OF the commission
ers to revise the Vermont statutes, will do
his part of the work here until May list,
when the board will again convene at
Montpelier. The lawyers room at the
court house is being utilized for this
work Miss Katherine F. Mann of st. AL
bans, one Of the stenographers Of the COM
mission, and Guy w. Bailey OF Essex, one
OF the clerks, will assist Mr.. Darling in his
work here.