Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
Chelsea Home News.
Fl. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

II. o. BIXBY. Local EDITOR.
v-s p. &. Ford Of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
J, guest Of Mrs. 4. ID. Barnes.
II. Perkins OF Hsrtland is in town re-
moving 4 be diseords from pianos.
Remember the Democratic caucus at
Z. hall tomorrow friday night.
Finer Osgood Of Boston is spending the
sumner at ]. F. Hemenwsy's on the West
X Button improved his barn with a
e5it o. paint. Henry Magoon did the
M. George n. Kim ball OF Boston came
4 Monday night TO the Orange County
hotel
Mrs.. NJ. II. Corwin left Monday night
llf Chicago TO visit her son, Rev. Carl II.
g0fRla,
Graham. photographer at Bethel, is IN
iown this week. He was formerly in
business here.
E G.. Reed came home sick from r. c.
/ Wsdos Saturday, where he was working
4 fora few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant returned home
n Friday from a visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
Il, Allen, at Barnard.
Miss Blanche Townsend and her friend,
Miss Barnett, are spending the week at
Brown university commencement.
E.A. Mutt Of Montpelier spent Sunday
10 town with his wife. Mrs. Mutt is Off
H gsl reporter Tor Orange County court.
Jerry O'Day Of Vershire was in town
Monday. He captured Simson Gage and
took him home to do some mason work.
Misses Hazel aud Myrtle Bixby have
been visiting Mr. aud Mrs. A. II. Powers
q Randolph. They returned home Mon
day night.
Miss Chorene Barnes came home Satur-
day from Cambridge, Mass, where, she
has been attending school at the Sargent
gymnasium.
Mrs. Manuel Rowe OF Laconia, n. H., is
visiting her brother, Holton s. Annis.
she = accompanied BY her grandson OF
New Haven, Conn.
i1s cream will be served on the common
nm 10 p. M. Friday, the Zlst, pro-
tsts 20 60 90 the repair fund Of the
iA Gong'l church.
4 Miss Nora Taylor attended the COM
ngucement exercises OF the Spaulding
Traded school at Barre last week, where
li sister, Florence, was one OF the gradu-
Mrs Della Whitney returned home last
week rom II. 5. Annis', where she had
leen Tor few weeks. She has much inn
Eoyed 10 health under the careful nursing
q Mrs. Deb Annis.
Mss Sallie II. Emery, daughter OF Col.
\ :, Emery Of Newport, was one OF the 81
graduates from st. Johnsbury academy
AZ week aud Was one OF the ten speakers
q me graduating exercises.
John Il. Senter of Montpelier, J. J.
4 wilson Of Bethel, X. NJ. Harvey OF Mont
penef are among the lawyers from out
sae me county engaged on the insurance
Il SAD FattFnad nusa - bfah aNneNfpn TO
o tired this week.
Mrs. Fannie Mills OF Ferry, Wash,
cane Friday night 70 j. b. Atwood's,
Were she Is to spend most OF the summer.
Afs. Mills in former years usually spent
we summer in town and she VIII De
sNmly welcomed by large circle oil
The Children's day exercises last Sunday
tne Methodist church in the morning
"a the West Hin church in the afternoon
sefe well attended in spite OF the severe
an storm. The children all did finely,
interest
Miss Emma Hatch attended the COM
1 hencement exercises at st. Johnsbury
seAdemy last week, where she graduated
Asl year. She returned Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Edith Virgins OF Wilder,
one OF her classmates. Miss Wigg ins re-
Ained home Tuesday.
i las been decided not TO have a cele-
tfatlon here jelly 4th. This decision was
leaehed last week, when Il was found that
we adjoining town of Nershire was plan
.ls celebration, and as Nershire always
zones 70 Chelsea when we celebrate, u
"a no more than right that Chelsea
saould 90 to Nershire when they eelt brate.
me chelsea Brass band is TO furnish
music Tor the celebration at Nershire on
slat uay. Arrangements are being mace
time.
=, VIM. F. Hood has returned from Lowell,
Mass, where he had been visiting bis
sIother, z. |. Hood. Mr.. Hood ATTENDED
rs great auction sale at Hood farm OF
jerseys and Berkshires. This sale has
Sl-1e 70 be an annual affair and draws the
selseY cattle breeders from all over the
s.s9,LAtry. The highest price paid 81 TINS
vas for a Jersey calf, 900. ne .
l-.snest price paid Tor a COW was sou.
~ Inc total sales q the day amounted 20
6o,lea. The night before the sale C. l.
- -looa gave banquet to the visitors. who
se 10 attend the sale, and invited
ss-.a.s which was very pleasant Social
The ''hreless cooker" Of which there has
80 % much written Of late, has been
e-s,Iully tried in this town BY MS.
lalA hlKby, who has cooked heets, tur- E
U, potatoes and beans. She followed the
directions carefully and all came ont vel
.-eel and m excellent order The poA
80 ~ s about lsx19 in, the food. placed
~ common boiler, was covered IN Ana
~, ny With hay. over ths top she placed
s.o@ and closed the lid. The beans
49, 49, placed In the cooker Al $50 3 m.
aNlng been previously parboiled ana
~ lAfed same a. IL to hake) and At y NJ I
Hert cooked and eroas Far he "A hlp Nnn
tables were cooked only three hours
~ came ont hot and well done. Mrs.
10y 4 going to cook Z Belgian hare TINS
-. IL you do not believe Il y good
Just Try il.