Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
chelsea Home News.
q. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

n GRAY sold his nice colt to Ira
e-gf Plaintield for sllo.
49,, rsfa A. Abbott is working al the
.-.5faa5d. south Royalton.
49, Fsttoon has very nearly recovered
Van attack Of appendicitis.
,r- and airs j. 81. Flint are visiting
a4s ir Claremont, y. II this week.
- p fl Bacon Of North Charlestown,
n ,isited friends here the first Of the
week. -,-...-
ends al Randolph Center the past TWO
weeks, .-,...,...-
5sngbters. Misses Florence and Nellie
Webster
49, ISLANDERS. with her daughter,
~ moved from l.. n. Bohouon's
t,giearge =. Hatch's house.
,fiss Florence, daughter OF Noah Taylor,
q. 5ops Tor the Easter vacation from the
s-51IdIng Graded school, Barre.
a. Mary Dunbar Rathburn, who has
.5st the past three weeks, is now
-.-rB improved so she is able TO sit up.
,,, and Mrs. Theron ID. Spear returned
~ Monday night and are 10 reside IN
~ Orange Densmorc house on Main
street ,.-,-.-., .,,,,.,,.a t.,,,,o
Nf- ~ Is. DlcktuHOu fetufuhu hUiht
--trrdav from Waits River where she had
ben the past five weeks with MIS- John
~. Belle Brooks OF South Royaltou,
tsa hqeu visiting her daughter, Mrs
T#5rrnef smith, returned home Monday
theron ID. spear and Mrs. Mary NJ.
rsHrch both OF Chelsea, were married
s'frrdav al the Methodist parsonage by
Pag. Lewis y. Moody.
Wrs ID. O. Stoughton, who came last
49, 10 attend the funeral OF DIR. .. NJ.
p|4e. returned TO her home at south Roy
atom Sunday afternoon.
urs.JA.R Corwin died Wednesday
u5rnfng at o'clock. Her age was "a
gzsrs and months The funeral will be
bsId Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs William F. Hood, with her niece,
Miss Bessie ID. Burgess, and Katherine
gsmer. vent 10 New York city last week
Thursday 70 remain for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Heath Of West
g0rInth. Hugh Clark Of West Fatrlee,
Frank Eaton Of Corinth ana Freeman
soar OF Nershire were IN town Monday.
The ladies OF the A. b. p. l.. club viii
give social dance and whist party at the
Town hall Wednesday evening, April 4th.
Dancing from 70 T.. Everybody come.
Cornelius Pettis, a former resident Of
this town died last week Tuesday In
Hsrdwiek at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs Harley Angel. His age was 10 years.
Court Chelsea /. o. f., holds a special
meeting next saturday evening IN >. V.
hsu. An mem ers should attend, as im-
p5rtant business Is to come before this
meeting.
Randolph Thursday and Friday, the
guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. %. b. Copeland,
having been invited to attend the musical
entertainment presented there Thursday
evening,
The sugar season has not yet opened,
but indications point 10 a beginning the
last Of the week Many Of our farmers
have new eyaporators and sugar utensils
and propose 20 make the beet sugar this
year ever made in town.
Town Clerk ". r. Townsend had H.
censed only lj dogs up 70 last Monday
noon. As there are about 100 dogs IN
town, i looks a. II some Of them would
ct left out II they do not get tagged be-
ilss Apr. lst, which i the last license day.
55hn Burbank recently lost q fne colt
h5a what was called BY DR.. Hill spinal
ls1ngitis. His father, l.. A. Burbank,
also lost a valuable five year-old mare al
thl same time, sick IN the same manner.
This mare stood beside the colt in The
s,able,
The ladies OF the NJ. r.. church will hold
lood sale next saturday in the vestibule
oi the Town hall, beginning at II a. M,
ana all OF the food, consisting OF baked
beans brown and white bread, rolls,
dolghnuts, pies, cakes, etc, Is expected to
De there at that time.
Mrs. sadie Eastman Bacon Of North
Nharlcstown, NH, presided at the organ in
zoe Congl church last Sunday morning.
ma al Ill a
10 Pc given an opportunity 10 again listen
90 her. Mrs. Bacon has made pipe organ
music special study for several years.
The young people of the Cong'l church
afe 10 give musical enterta inment In the
loNn ball next Monday even ing, April 2
PREPARATIONS have been made for pleas
ant time. There will be piano, clarinet,
e9rnet and vocal solos, also Rotations and
songs by the children. Everybody in
Mrs. Betsey NJ. Underhill went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington last
week, where she underwent an operation
thursday morning. She was accompa-
MED by Mrs John Barry, who returned
home Monday night. Mrs. underhill Is
comfortable and doing as well as can De
expected.
"tlliam Edwing and family arrived
sunday from Chicago and will take pos
session OF the Geo. X. BiXby farm, which
Ae purchased last year. Mr.. Edwing left
chicago last week Tuesday ana came
through on the freight with his goods and
team. His wife arrived the same day via
ths Chicago express.
Robert p. Harvey of Montpelier and /
Hiss sadie l.. Sleeper Of Chelsea were 4
married in Plainfield AZ S O'Clock Saturday 4
evening at the home OF the brides aunt, /
airs. VIM. Prescott. Rev. X. l.. Shean was
lle officiating clergy man. The bride Is
atughter Of Mrs. Abbie Sleeper 81 this
lo%n. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey are to reside
1 Montpelier.
The house OF John Sutton, who lives on
tAe West hill, had narrow escape from
burning last Saturday afternoon. Il
seems he set kettle which had been "a
use Tor smoking meat, on the piazza, sup .
posing the fire was all out in IL, but the 4
-.fong wind blew the Goals into life and
distributed them about and into some dry
caves under the piazza, where they burst
INTO flames. Help arrived in season to put 7
tae IRE cut with the loss OF the piazza.
Baseball in Chelsea