Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-07
Chelsea Home News.
Il. 0. BrxpY. Local Editor.

Miss Emma Carr is teaching IN Orange.
The term began Monday.
Miss Sarah Dearborn OF West Fairlee is a
guest OF Mrs. Alya LBtle this week.
Stanley G. Wilson, Esq, spent Thanks
giving with his parents at Washington.
Miss Ida Lougee visited friends at Ram
dolph last week, returning home Monday.
Wesley Davis was home THURSDAY from
Washington, where be works for c. f.
Stanley.
Charles Boardway and Myron Little of
barre spent Thursday with their parents
In town.
Donald Comstock returned to Hanover.
,. rs Monday after spending Thanksgiv-
ing at home.
The Thanksgiving promenade Thursday
evening was well attended. The receipts
were about SIS.
Misses Athena and PAMELA Coburn
have gone o Burlington TO visit their
brother, T.. NJ. Coburn.
Sheriff Sprague and S. c. Wilson. Esq,
were at Corinth last week on legal busi-
ness, prosecuting drunk.
r. Allen Dickinson and Frank Kenerson
have finished work at Waits River and re-
turned home last Thursday.
Two Of the best spring pigs killed in
town this season so far as we have learned
are W. II. Hill's, $50 pounds, and James
Atwood's, S3s pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Goodrich and son
OF Montpelier have been visiting az DR.. A.
3. Smiths the past week. They returned
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Edith Goodrich, daughter Of JctH
Goodrich Of South Royalton. visited
cousin, Mrs. May Dickinson, last week,
returning home Saturday.
The ladies Of the Methodist church will
give bean dinner IN the rooms over Ord
way, Holmes & Co.'S store Friday, Dec. S,
from IL to ,. m. All are invited,
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Eastman Of STRAIT
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bacon Of
Charlestown, n. H., spent Thanksgiving
at e. n. Bacons on the West hill.
Charles 4. Dickinson and Mrs. John A.
Dodge and children Of Waits River spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs +. b. Dickinson. They returned
Friday.
The election Of officers in Chelsea Court,
]. o. T., will be hello Monday evening,
Dee II. High Chief Ranger s. e. ARM
strong OF kichford and Deputy Chief
Ranger White Of Milliamstown we're
present at the last meeting, and made
very interesting session. Two new appli-
cations were presented.
Frank and Dan Dickinson and Charlie
Densmore Of Montpelier seminary, Miss
Salle Emery from st. JOhnsbury academy,
Donald Comstock from Dartmouth coli
lege, Miss Anna Spear, Miss Mabel Spear
and Miss Gladys Ballou from the Normal
school at Randolph Center have all been
home for their Thanksgiving vacations.
Chester ID. Clough Of Wilder visited his
mother, Mrs. Louise Clough, Thanksgiv-
ing, returning Friday afternoon. MT.
ClOugh works for the International Paper
Co, with whom he has been for the past
rs years He is a blacksmith ana has In
charge the repairing OF the machinery OF
thai extensive plant. Since he has been
with the company, he has averaged TO
work more than every working day IN 10
years.
Archie r. George, who works for w. w.
Perkins at Chelsea Mills, went TO VIII
Jamestown Friday for a load Of feed.
w hen coming home he was cold and so
walked to get mp circulation. The team
consisted of four large, good-spirited
horses and they took advantage OF his be-
ing behind the load. and when this side OF
Moan raylor's started on the run ana
came into the village without a driver,
making good time and lots OF noise. No
damage was done, only few straps
broken.
The court has appointed Hale X. OAR
ling, ESQ. as clerk Of Orange county
court, TO succeed Col. Curtis ;, Emery, re-
signed, and he assumed the office Dec. LIST.
Col. Emery was appointed clerk Nov. 20,
1885,, to succeed the late Hon. salmon b.
Hebard, and has been one OF the most
and efficient clerks in the state.
Mr. Darling is thoroughly acquainted
with all the details OF the position, having
been deputy clerk for several years. Col.
Emery will shortly assume his duties as
OF the Memphremagog district,
il is expected.
The schools in town began the winter
term Monday, with the following teach
1. Miss Martha l.. Noyes; 3,
Miss Nora Taylor; 9. Mr. Wheelock, VIII
Jamestown; II, Miss Eunice Moultoni ~,
Miss Blanche Carpenter; II, Miss Zoe Hill.
The academy also began Monday after
vacation OF but one week with the largest
number OF pupils known for years. The
teachers are the same as last term;-Prin-
,ipal, j. NJ. Comstock assistant, Miss
Emma Rowell, South Royalton; interme-
iiate, Miss Olive Hanks, Randolph; prl-
mary, Miss Gertrude Bacon.