Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15
Chelsea Home News.
Fl. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
in Tunbridge, known as the George
Durkee farm, situated on the stage road 10
Chelsea. INQUIRE OF George w. Durkee,
North Tunbridge, Vt 2w@
Miss Ethel Moulton Is working for A.
81 Mofgy.
DE. o. NJ. Rice returned home from
West Fairlee Saturday.
Miss Nellie Luce went 10 Lowell, Mass,
saturday 70 visit relatives.
Mrs.. Wm. Robbins Is assisting IN the
care OF Mrs. J. A. K. Corwtn.
Lizzie sanborn and son returned to
har home 10 Barre last week.
Aten-pound girl was born Friday to
Mr.and Mrs Charles Russell.
stanley c. Wilson Is az ST. Johnsbury
and Newport this week on legal business.
Ernest Savage Of Royalton is visiting
bis mother, Mrs. 4. @. Dearborn, az the
hotel
Leslie F. Gilbert has gone to sharon 10
work for Patten Bros. in their livery
stable
Mr. Laura J. Hazlitt is at STAFFORD TAX
ing care % Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn, who
Is recovering from an operation.
Next Saturday afternoon Waterson
Post, No, 45, viii hold an adjourned meet
ing and desire all members present.
Mrs. George L. Hatch, accompanied by
her father, John Blakely, left Saturday
morning ior Milford, y. H., to join her
husband and son there.
Mrs. Henry Adams and b. II. Adams,
jr-. went % Milhamstown last week
Wednesday 60 attend the funeral Of Daniel
Bean, Mrs. Adams uncle.
Archie f.. George finished work at the
thelsea Mills for W. W Perkins Saturday
night and has begun work for I. q. Dear
born IN the Chelsea Livery.
%. ". Boomhower goes TO Bethlehem,
~ H., Saturday 10 spend a week with his
brother. Fred Prey Is to work for him in
the shop during his absence.
VIM, II. Gilleland Of Silver Lake, Mass,
who had been visiting friends here the
past week, has gone to A bercorn, Can, TO
VISIT bis people before returning home.
The boys Of the X o. X. A. are making
plans tpr most enjoyable sociable 10 be
aeid 40 the yestries Of the Congl church
Wednesday evening, March 2lst. Watch
Tor the posters.
George H. Bacon has sold his farm on
lhs West hill. where he has resided 40
wears, 10 Adolphus Trndell Of Barre, who
tskes possession April list. Mr.. Bacon has
Berlin
The ladies o. the NJ. r. church will hold
iooi sale IN the yestible OF the Town hall
neat saturday. Sale to begin at II O'Clock,
.lsi in time for dinner. There will be
eeahs brown and white bread, rolls,
uougnnuts. pies, cake, etc.
hev. Carl II. Corwin pastor OF the
cong church az Sheffield, ill has accept
"a unanimous call TO the Sedgwick
street Gong church in Chicago. He had
previously similar call 10 Anita, la. Mr..
. ,s Is the son Of Or. NJ. II. Corwin Of
this town.
j. NJ. Flint having resigned as one Of
,nt commissioners OF Highland cemetery,
Sapt. w. II. II. Hall has been appointed to
hil out the ilye-year term. Al a meeting
OF the board Of commissioners Monday
iletnoon, capt. Hall was elected superin-
'thaeni and W. Z. Townsend treasurer.
ii, Fifteen or more members OF George
Warrington Lodge, No. 81, r. and A. NJ,
Visited summit Lodge, No. i0i, at Williams
Town last week Wednesday evening aud
we're royalty entertained. not only by the
excellent work Of the lodge, but also by
W feireshments served aud the cordial
's-tition by the brothers.
Miss sarah Jane Mcconnell died at her
I9tAe on the West hill Tuesday, March
.,A' aged I'd years. The funeral was from
lhe tongl church, OF which she was a
..tE neri Thursday at 2:3O D. m, Rev.
9gllse I, Lake officiating. The burial
VS. IN highland cemetery. Miss McCon-
w had suffered with heart disease for
,,g.ne time. She LEFT one brother Joseph
'lgSonnell, with whom she lived, also
tAfee nieces and two nephews.
AF. and Mrs W. p. Townsend were
esfeeabiy surprised last Saturday evening
el1n some thirty or more OF their friends
Popped IN 70 spend the evening and re-
---na them that d was the twenty-fifth
l -. -fsary q their marriage. It was
hastily gotten up affair. some 81 their
-l--hQs found out Saturday afternoon il
tler anniversary, and therCupon
famed Tor little social surprise, and &C
tlefe4 y ~ complete surprise TO both
E, and Mrs. Townsend. Refreshments
eEe served, and all agreed 10 endsavor 70
. present at the 5lth anniversary.