Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-21
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxRy. Local Editor.

Archie E. George was at Windsor
Monday.
Frank Pearl OF vershire was in town
Tuesday,
as Annis and L. A. ordway are quite
sick with grip.
Alya Little Of West fsirlee was in town
Monday on business.
Mrs A. W. Case and daughter are visit
M her people in Marshheld.
Frank I.ougee lost nice two-year-old
,olt with pneumonia last week.
IN. Flint aud wife are visiting Mrs.
pinrs sister At Claremont, y. IL.
Mrs. Nellie Alexander exhibited pull
lets egg that measured sx6i inches.
". {. Holmes Is in New York city this
week buying goods for spring trade.
Mrs. Edwin E. stone, who resides on
the West hill, is sick with appendicitis.
Mrs. Maude Scott Mcconnell OF Montreal
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. 4. T..
Bnby.
All dogs must be licensed before April
lst, ora double tax viii be imposed after
that date.
Tie young people have a promenade in
the Town ball April Sd, 10 which every
body is cordially invited.
Joseph H. Edwards returned home
Friday night, after an absence in the West
and South OF several weeks.
Mrs Merrill has returned to her home
on Maple avenue, after spending the past
week With the Misses Andrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Burbank are in Rut-
land for two or three weeks visiting their
daughter, DR.. Mary Sherburne.
Frank aud Dan Dickinson OF Mont
pelier seminary are visiting their mother,
Mrs. May l.. Dickinson, for few DAYS.
Mrs Earl Parker OF Barre spent last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. 0rdway, returning home Monday.
Madame Marshall returned home Mon
day from New Rochelle. n. Y, where she
has been visiting her son, Rev. Benjamin
Marshall
d. G, Carr, who sold his farm to Harry
Lyiord last fall, is to move to A. w.
Hoyt's house near South Washington
meeting house.
The young people OF the NJ. +. church
are to have a sociable at Allen Dickinson's
Wednesday evening, Mar. q. Old and
young are cordially invited.
The Barre stage could not get through
the drifts over Washington Heights
Wednesday morning and was obliged to
return to Chelsea With The mail.
A. E. Rowe OF New Haven, Conn.,, is at
II. 5. Annis' for few dsys expecting to
lake in part OF the maple sugar sesson.
lie came Monday, accompanied by his
son.
A representative OF p. j. Abbott & Co.
OF Wilton, n. H., was in town Monday
and Tuesday demonstrating the Davis
scetylene gas for lighting purposes. The
demonstration was made at Tracy's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Hayward were in
Eershlre Monday evening, where they
attended the 10th anniversary OF the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Church, one
OF the merchants OF that town. They re-
ported very nice time and about 100
present.
Auctions seem to be contagious this
month. Today the Rufus Brown estate is
sold, with Rev. Il. G. Clarke OF East Ran
1olph as auctioneer. Tomorrow, w. A.
george sells the balance OF his personal
property, and Saturday the property OF
she late Eunice Holt, including the house,
Is 10 DC sold by Auctioneer G. Il. Godfrey
There was large crowd present Satur-
Jay afternoon when the personal property
u Minnie Sanborn Goss Of Chicago was
a n tNSi the ndiiihtT ny huciiohSei
Y, H. Godfrey. The sale Of the property
ana rental of the house will probably
mean that Mr.. and Mrs. Goss will moi
. . here for the summer, as many Of
lAelr friends had hoped.
a horse belonging to Il. II. Kennedy
ana driven by his son skipped the boy
a az ran up the street Friday forenoon
before 1t could be stopped the animal that
~ an artery in one forefoot which bleC
prolusely. The horse was taken to Dear.