Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Wanted Any information disclosing
uarentage and ancestry of Samuel Scrib-
ner. born Salisbury, n. H., Feb. 6, 1884 !;
moved to Vermont with his parents in
1872; then to Schroon Lake, N. Y. Had
brothers, John, Elias and Mache or Man
ssh. all settled in Delaware and Marion
counties, Ohio. His sister, Sally, born,
1871; married Robert Reyes, son of Dav-
id, at Middletown, VT, in 1905; was
school teacher at Poultney, VT. They
moved to Knox county, Ohio. The
mother was a Reynor or Raino, possibly
related to Elias of Salisbury. There was
relationship with the Newton family of
Salisbury, possibly through William.
viii pay for anything of value. ae
Ora E. Monnette, Merchants Trust
Bldg, Los Angeles, Cal.
son'was born May A to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Paul.
son, Weighing eight pounds, was
born Saturday night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hood returned
Monday night from three weeks visit
to their daug liter in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Atwood arrived
home Monday from Newtonville, Mass,
where they have been spending the win
ter.
Gerald, the young son of F. E. Bixby,
caught trout Saturday that measured 10
inches and weighed one Id. This is the
first big fish caught in this vicinity this
season.
Miss Abbie Hemenway is sick at Will
Jamestown and being treated by DR.. Mar
tin Of Barre. She was injured several
days ago by fall, which caused paraIy-
sis Of the nerves of one side of the neck
and face.
Mrs. H. o. Bixby and Mrs. F. w. Lew
is attended the wedding of Miss Helen E.
Stanley, daughter of the late John A.
Stanley of Washington, and Edward
Hope of South Royalton, Wednesday
noon in Washington at the home of
Messrs. D. T. and c. E. Stanley.
The Chelsea High school ball team
went TO South Royalton Saturday to play
return game with the South Royalton
High school team. 1t took but nine
innings then TO decide the game, which
stood II to 10 in favor of Chelsea.
The regular pitcher of the Chelsea team,
Ned Hayward, was unable to pitch the
game because of lame arm, and Lyle
Beekwith, who had not pitched game
this year, took the box. 1t took the first
two or three innings for him to get down
to business, then he landed them and of
course the catcher, Spear. did not let any
thing pass him. The Chelsea team play
return game at Williamstown next Sat
turdsy.
The Morrill, Baseball Club"
Among the papers of the late Hon. L.
u HInckley is an account book relating
70 the Morrill, Baseball club of Chelsea,
which was organized in 1868 and named
ior Senator Morrill,. A list of the MEM
GERS may be of interest to our older resi-
qents:-F. W. Emery, William F. Hood,
j. c. Houghton, Jr., c. r. Lincoln,
Nathan D. Allen,- John B. Atwood, L. q.
Foster Densmore, 'sWiIlie" Townsend,
William B. Marston, S. B. Hebard, w. s..
Aenerson, George E. Hyde, ]. G. Atwood,
T. ). Coburn, A. H. Powers, ]. B. Bacon
and J. A. R. Corwin. We take it that
tnere was enough material here for two
good teams.
Inc club was supported by the ''inltIa-
uon tee'' of one dollar, and monthly dues
VI ten cents per member. Among the
disbursements appear several items for
repairing broken windows, from which
we infer that there were some heavy hit
tefs' Possibly some of the surviving
members can give us an account OF the
sehlevements of this club.
Jurors for Orange County Court.
The petit jurors for the June term OF
'OGft, drawn May IA, are as follows:-
p Bradford, John A. Sargent, Frank L.
brigham; Braintree, Edmund P. Smith,
george Sargent; Brookield, E. E. Boyce,
ohVer Dutton; Chelsea, Charles w.
GOODWIN, Henry w. Burbank; Corinth,
tfed Q. Hutton, Gilbert B. Blake; Fair
zee, ~ Charles d. Cook, George E. Smith;
ooeWbury, Charles F. Dickey, Edwin Sly;
orange, Henry r. Whitcomb, Frank T.
MUS a Randolph, Elias 8. Hall, John l.
hutchinson; STAFFORD, John H. Preston,
C y II. Dodge; Thetford, w. D. Cook,
=. Z. Douglass; Topsham, John d.
eeieh, George E. Newton; Tunbridge, Al
mon 3. Bicknell, George L. Swan; Yer
1Dlfe, +. B. Gilman, John 8. Harding
."naashngton, H. F. Dickerman, G. g. NC
Aiiister; West Fairlee, M. v. B. Hatch,