Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-07
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBy. Local Editor.

Bennett Morgan lost one OF his team
horses Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Magoon OF Montpelier is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. b. Smith.
Mrs. Philens Davis, who has been
Spending the winter at Richford. has re-
turned 10 Chelsea.
B. II. Adams, Jr., has just returned
from Boston and Lowell with lot OF ten
horses for his sale stable.
Miss Mary Scales OF Montpelier came
Monday TO spend a vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Scales.
Adner Hall OF saugus, Mass, visited bis
sants, Misses Nancy and Martha Hall, re-
turning Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Cushman and children OF
Tunbrdge are spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Alexander.
There were Is applicants for certificates
to teach school before County Examiner
NJ. Comstock Friday and Saturday.
The junior class OF Chelsea academy held
promenade in the Town hall Tuesday
evening which was very enjoyable affair.
Newton Davis, son OF Chas. T.. Davis,
injured bis ankle so il was nearly as bad
asa fracture, having torn the ligaments by
turning the foot over.
Miss Maude Merrill left Monday for
New York city, where she has a position
IS stenographer for Willis Lougee, inter-
national secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Lewis j. Gray has sold his farm on the
west hill to Hermie Il. Slack, the price
oeng $500 Mr.. Gray has an auction
saturday to sell his personal property.
I. A. Clifford sold during the month OF
feoruary, 92l dozen eggs for which he
received s2i.3i. After paying out for feed
800 II left him net profit OF s20si.
Fred A ordway, who sold his farm on
the Washington road last fall to A. Barnes,
mas rented Mrs. Minnie Sanborn Goss'
mouse on Main street and Is to move there
soon.
Lewis n. Moody and his pupils in elo-
catlon, assisted by local musical talent,
WI, VII give recital in the Town hall
Wednesday evening, Mar. 10. Don't
forget the date.
Mrs George II. Orr OF Worcester. Mass,
Sldow OF Rev. Nathaniel Mighill and
daughter of Charles Allen, native OF
SS5neseS, died suddenly OF pneumonia, Feb,
- AZ New orleans, La.,- on her way to CAL
Henry Clark met with quite a painful
a asi saturday by stepping on nail,
winch was forced nearly through his foot.
n. was at work at Mr.. Hoods farm on the
west null, where be expects to move this
sprlng, and before reaching home his foot
was padly swollen and paining him Sc
be expected.
some OF the friends OF Walter II. Beck
wNh We're greatly surprised last FRIDAY
n,snt When he returned from a few days
aoa'ion and announced himself married
sn an: Mr.. Beckwith was married Wednes-
10y, uay IN burlington to Miss Fannie Slack of
, ,Sat city. MIR. ana Mrs. Beckwith have
sne 9est wishes of many friends for long
and happy life.
John B. Corliss fell on the ice last
a thursday night, dislocating his shoulder
S nn making very painful injury. He is
s son. well at this time, but it will require
rUme DAYS to repair the hurt, as the
muscles y were badly strained. Mr.. Corliss
b;a ss Ira mail carrier on Route No. / and
no nag piace Is being filled during his inca
pacl'y by his deputy, Fifield Bohonan.
ma y, =. Holmes, who is confined in Jail
was slooo bonds on the charge Of rape,
S lac admitted to bail last week Thursday,
us father, z. J. Holmes, and his brother
ha;nw' A. b. Parsons, both of Worcester,
t,ns accepted as his bondsmen. Friday
hnSserhoon, Mr.. Parsons, who had been
t TUNE with Mr.. Holmes, returned him TO
r rae custody OF Sheriff Sprague and he was
'Vcommitted to Jail.
NIL; me remains Of Mrs. Abbie Dickerman,
Erido OF Frank Tucker, were brought here
Ians say afternoon for interment in High
81 Oily ~ cemetery. Mrs. Tucker was native
ne enls town, daughter Of the late Elijah
adoSerman. Besides her husband and
no oPt son, she left brother, John
anSSkerman, who resides in Tunbridge,
Ros,as sister, Miss Clara j. Dickerman, OF
tha to who has been with her most OF
lp 'iihe during her last sickness.
M ,ns :, Officers of Geo. Washington lodge,
Tb tn, o., F. and A. NJ, we're installed last
oatins evening at regular commune
Ms sS,n.. The installing officer was Past
ara NJ Willard s. Hatch. The officers
BrvoWu,. NJ, W. H. Sprague; s. W., H. F.
Mstt;ne,J. W., 0. d. Tracy; Treas, H. N.
WILSON WILSON; Sec, Il. o. Bixby; s. D., s. c.
Holnon; ); D., G. l.. Buzzeil; s. s., W. G.
Littine y. s., w. s. Goss; Chap, P. j.
d. b bio Mar, B. H. Adams, Jr.; Tyler,