Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-02
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BrxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. H.o. Bixby is sick and confined
TO the bed.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy II. Roberts.
A. L. skinner has so far recovered as to
be able to walk down street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Poor OF Williams
town we're In town Monday.
Fred 4. Merchant and Miss Elsie l..
Hook visited in STAFFORD Sunday.
Frank Libby has moved into Minnie
Sanborn Goss' house on Main street.
Misses Sadie Mcconnell and Nora Tay-
Tor are teaching school In Willismstown.
Mrs. George L. Stow is ON the sick list
this week and unable to be about the
house.
Capt. W. II. II. Hall has so far recovered
from his late illness AZ to be about the
street again.
STAFFORD, where she 10 TO teach In the
sme school as the past year.
Philip J. Little went Tuesday for a two
or three weeks trip to Boston, Athol and
Othet cities in Massachusetts,.
Miss Florence Webster has been visiting
her aunt at Lebanon, n. II. She went
AstN'F 1etotot htthts
Leonard Bacon, who has been home
sick with appendicitis, returned to school
at Montpelier seminary Monday.
Miss Bessie Mcconnell. who has been
working the past few weeks for Mrs.
Thomas {. Waldo, returned home Satur-
cay.
Mss Grace Gannett, who has been in
Chicago, H., the past year, returned last
week and is with her aunt, Mrs. ii. 3.
Annis.
Mrs. Z. A. Densmore and son returned
home from Lowell, Mass, last week
thursday, where they had been the past
few weeks.
The Methodist church was well filled
sunday morning to greet the new pastor,
The Rev. Fred Daniels, when he preached
his initial sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Hood returned
tuesday from New York, where they
mao been spending three weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. George Helmer.
Mrs. Ellen Cleveland, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
ms ID. u. Stoughton, in South RoyaltoD,
returned TO her home on Main street last
week.
Mr, and Mrs. John b. Atwood returned
70 their home on Maple avenue Saturday.
Ihey have spent the winter in Boston
wood
Messrs, NJ. Bourne OF Burlington and
Frank Miles of Newport are assisting
non. ii. X. Darling with his committee
Work on the state laws, which he is now
completing.
ueorge NJ. Young. who drives peddler's
cart Tor A. G. Martin at White River
junction, rs now making his headquarters
a. q, the Hood barn and boards with the
Misses Andrus.
Road Commissioner w. H. Luce has
begun work on the highways. Frank
LIBBY and w. M. Nation furnish each
sarge pair OF horsss to draw the road
machine. Mr.. Luce handles the machine
DR.. W. H. Hill left Monday morning to
drive to Athol, Mass. The horse which
ne drove is one he has been keeping the
past winter Tor David g. Adams He ex-
peeted to arrive al Athol last night and
return home Friday.
Col. Curtis s. Emery has just been
.,ected president OF the Young Mems
Improvement club at Newport, which
ras membership OF over 100. The longer
.oi. Emery lives there and becomes
sequalnted with the people and the
interests OF the town the more they will
| "fFiNNiutt ullU.
Inc following schools in town have
oegun;-No. j, Martina l.. Noyes, teacher;
: :, Misses Grace and Gertrude Bacon; s,
florence Goodwin; s, Marion Whitney
VI lunbridge; Is, Laura Fuller; II, Releaf
Leavenway; 3, Emma W. Hatch is to
oegin next Monday; II, Ida E. Lougee is
70 begin May goth. No teacher has yet
Ueeh engaged for No.7.
Ihere was Justice jury trial Tuesday
AZ a. Inc court house before Justice j. M.
@oTstock. The case was j. K. Darling
". vs. FRANK Il. Davis of Royalton to recover
NM me amount Of a note of $40 Zone of those
,tuhoridge fair hottest. Darling q Wilson
lor the plaintiff; j. d. Denison Of RAN
SSoiph and 9. +. DAVIS Of Windsor for
uelendant. Verdict was given for the
plaintiff to recover the note, and the
ueiendant appealed the case to the county
court.
" r. ID. Lathrop OF WilliamstowD has
Vermont newspaper printed at Rutland
DEC, =, 1894, named "The Rutland Herald
or Vermont Mercury" The paper con-
aalhs regular ads. of wanted and for sale,
s,so acts and laws published by authority
I'll =, tne state. with Roswell Hopkins secre-
sary OF state. 1t is printed on heavy gray
paper and contains four pages. One Of
she notices reads as follows Nv heareas
my vile, Lucy, has eloped from my bed
aIu board. these are therefore to forbid
al persons from harboring or trusting her
On my account, as l will never pay one
iiarthing she may contract after this date. "
~ MS Is signed, ASA Hawes," and dated at
Whiting, Nov. IS, 1894.
NJ flles get quick and certain relief from
= Shoop's Magic Ointment. Please note
~ Is made alone for piles and its action is
positlVe and certain. Itching, painful,
protruding or blind piles disappear like