Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-10
chelsea Home News.


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Nentsy' p..sa,nh MAS In town
su.insss last See1'
% 4 G,,ss is sick and been confined To
= nous The past week
- q Hill visited last week at A..
emerson in Washington
= pi,by has new covered stage ON
80 from chelsea TO Barre city.
- - - ufl viii go TO websteryille
hss hi tFseh in the grammar school,
- iosnt son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
u!lv.,,d dist Jan. Sd, aged three days.
h Abha,l has finished work in the
LIia North Tunbridge and returned
u.Hs Aunls has gone TO New Hsy.
Gsnn. 10 visit her nephew, Ernest
- Csrpsater recently killed two
200 sS,Bt ont year old that dressed a23
"a li5lb,, each,
- rouFt Of Foresters are to have
~ S,pcs tonight in their hall over
4 4. Densmores store.
~. Minnie Coburn OF Burlington Is
ending 4 ies weeks with her parents,
n, ssd Mrs N. o, Cobarn. =
~ many friends Of Mrs. L. y. Moody
~ 4. Messed 10 learn that she Is able
!. - al Tor a short distance.
~ Druss brothers are pressing hay for
~, a srk. " no has purchased over BOO
~, ~ or {. /. Hood Of Lowell, Mass.
NJ, ". z. Townsend Is visiting her
..@,h,sr Niss h anche Townsend, and
SsSsr friends 10 Boston and vicinity.
Nj. Gail Corwin returned 10 the
NsSsy school al Northheld, Mass, Tues
~ Alter three weeks vacation at home.
ur.F.A. Ordway went to Barre Mon
A.g called there by the death OF her
eaughlers husbands father, wallace u.
lsfker.
Leonard n. Bacon Is attending school at
Montpelier seminary, having accompanied
Fank and Dan DicSorson when they re-
turned las, week
The senior class OF Chelsea academy
!, 10 give q social IN the Town hall
v,sntne's evening, Feb. 18th. The pro-
g,sn will be given later.
RI Williams Of West Corinth, A.P.
"a A. A. Osborne OF North Tunbridge
stfs in toNn on buginoss Monday, also
D.. Hutchinson Of Washington.
O. D. Tncy. III. n. Mattison, ). G.
wilson and ". 4. Holmes went to Barre
t,y saturday night and attended the play
a the opera house entitled, 1.-THE Girl
from the Golden West.n
10 the description OF costumes at the I
rtcrt masquerade among those whom we
emitted 10 mention were the two farmer
aas represented very successfully by
Gerald Blxby and Willie Adams.
d. II. Godfrey went TO Montpelier !
Monday 10 attend a meeting OF the state |
hoard Of medical examiners, OF which he /
/; member, lie was sec )mpanied by /
Nm, Godfrey. They returned Wednesday I
afternoon.
Fillmore Edwards, accompanied by his |
gnnddaughlers, Misses Sybil George and |
lena Tucker left today for Pardeeville, |
WIS., where Mr.. Edwards expects to l
make his home for the present with his
son. Fred Edwards.
Baraw 4 Spear, proprietors OF Chelsea |
Market have dissolved partnership, Mr.. |
Spear retiring from the business. This \
market is one OF the best in this vicinity 1
shd has been under excellent management,
which will be continued under Mr.. Baraw. /
The annual meeting of the Orange
Ioanly Creamery Co. was held Jan. Sd and /
directors were elected as foilows:-Geo. NJ, 1
Msdcali, y. II. austin, NJ. o. Gates, Geo. /
!. Densmore, aud Fred {. Waldo. The /
directors organized by electing Geo. NJ.
Nedealt Pres. and Treas Mrs. r. w.
Lewis, Sec; F. {. Waldo, Man.
The dinner which the ladies OF the
As'hodist church served on telephone day
saeha gratifying success and they
4clelle1 -.
men patrons that they decided to make il
10 annual occurrence. The ssdollar socialp 4
Nl be the next thing, when various WAYS
y saving aud earning may be learned.
llne and place Will be given next week.
,, ne following officers OF the Congre-
sauonal church were chosen at the
snhaal meeting Saturday:-Clerk. J. M.
SVIs1Ocki executive committee, serving
Nla The pastor and deacons, Nj. A. Car
Enter Mrs. j. NJ, Comstock, Mrs. c. A.
psu'llore; business committee, w. p.
, o"usehd, W. II. Emery, o. E. Burgess;
r."1. W. ;. Hatch; trustee for three
NJ S u II. Gilman; chorister, w. s.
I- a.s Missionary committee, Rev. q, f.
Nae W, ). Hatch, Mrs. s. +. Dearborn. /
O tss, D. NJ Comstock. The following
GRliVe y oil the Sunday school were chosen
~ superintendent, j. NJ, Comstock:
, ,sasnt superintendent, o. E. Burgess;
|HsicSS' j. A. Tracy; choristeI, W. S.
LEV. Horace B. Woodwork. we'll
!. auSMI native Of Chelsea, died OF paralysls
), n y nome in Grand Forks, N. b., Dec.
W,o dne son OF Trial and Amanda (Allenl
IWUoS"orth, he was born on the East hill
T1 Sa'yIa i 1880, After graduating from
| ba s onuu academy and Dartmouth college.
ipci"SSaagsea IN teaching for several years,
| ses ooo one year as principal OF Chel-
sind n'auenly' He then took course of
mini preparatory to the Congregational
a,e a'Slry and was engaged in the pastor
i,o0, ,SsnVurches in Connecticut and Iowa
ny Kun lo6@ to 1882. Impaired health caused
peyt tb, ,nsee on a Dakota farm for the
p,ois silee years, after which he became a
Eo Sa'S ~ r IN the University OF North Da-
tiya ~ Grand Forks, and remained in ac-
wac elylce until 1901. Mr.. Woodwork |
both nc i' an OF rare worth and of fine record,
NATIVES III a.iI Li and teacher Few, il any,
and bo, vi Chelsea have led more useful |
m ru honorable life than he. In 1s57' he
Who su, rheoe P. Clark OF Lyme. N. H.,
The eiS trsl yes him, with two daughters
ucstoru ot laughter, Mrs. Cooley. is an ed
text MI oL note, and the author OF several
annual Bank Meeting.
boISos,na e annual meeting OF the stock
('onnts Vi the National Bank of Orange