Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Town Clerk W. P. Townsend has Ii
ensed 100 dogs foe this year.
Richard Kennedy, who has been sick
ths past two weeks, is improving.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Baraw is very sick with brcn-
thal pneumonia.
William F. Hood is now able to be at
hE store, after being confined to the
house several days.
The twO-year-old son of E. G. Brown
has been very sick with pneumonia, but
more comfortable at this time.
The twO-year-oId son of Ed. Brown on
tie West hill has been suffering with
Easumonia, but is more comfortable.
Norman W. Hunt has leased the old
t81S building of j. L. Bacon and moved
Bis barber shop there which had been in
tls basement of Hoods drug store. This
tgilding makes very light and desirable
place for the business.
Mrs. Josie Lougee, WHIT has been occu-
Eing the farm buildings owned by her
brother, R. ]. Little, on the East hill, has
s1ted George NJ. Medcalf's house on the
srshite road aud will move there this
week, Mr.. Little having sold his farm, as
PREVIOUSLY mentioned.
Dr.. Charles j. V. Fries of Philadelphia
cane Saturday to see Ray Thorne, who
"a; been sick all winter. He was in con-
slltation with DR.. A. L. Marshall and re-
turned Monday morning. DIR. Fries,
eao noted physician of that city, was
hets i've years ago to see Ray, who rapid
y improved under his treatment, and he
gave encouragement of his improvement
At this time.
I, 0. Slack & Son, who bought George
4 liaeys grocery business about two
'eaH ago, sold Saturday to o. Fay Allen,
sAo took possession Monday morning.
'lllan Slack will for the present work for
ns new firm. Mr.. Allen is well known
y ms town. having been a clerk for j.
a h Corwin & Son for some two years
sl'A he went to Vershire last spring to
axe charge for the n. z. Co. store. He
iAafned here last winter, when that
sore was sold.
william C. Holmes of Chelsea and Mrs.
luna Hayes Williams of West Somer
,ls' Mass, were married April 2, at the
:, ,one OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
u ar Levi 5. Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs.
A'liles LETT at once for Los Angeles, CAL,
'1sfe they expect to make their future
-0ne' Mr.. Holmes was until recently
@'noer OF the firm of Ordway, Holmes &
W and Mrs. Holmes is a niece of Mrs.
1s'fge Iaplin of this town and spent the
summers with her two and three years
-, road commissioners meeting was
y ~ In the Town hall last Friday. State
snWay Commissioner Gates of Frank
y ana County Commissioner j. B. Wells
y ~ randolph we're present. There was
~ local attendance, considering the
:, .''elhg Most of the commissioners on
y = EAST side of the county had attended
~ meeting at White River Junction the
:, before The :alk given by Mr.. Gates
= VI interest to every taxpayer in the
!. immunity whether he had anything to
win road construction or not.
Real Estate Sales.
!, H AZ W. Hoyt has sold his home farm
Washington and the farm adjoining,
saoNn as the Hood place, to Charles
,sp4neau Of Graniteville. The transfer
n ulaae friday. Consideration, $1,000.
], p ~ blEby, agent for j. d. Mcconnell
NM Assiiogg, Idaho, has sold the Neon
M Va. Afn in Washington to Stanley c.
'Ison of this town.
a. \. l. Bacon of White River Junction,
IN. Illustrator II of the estate of the late
a. D. Bacon, has decided the Bacon res
- 81 10 Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon aud has
NJ /, deed of the Bacon & Hall block,
h S S.g oank building, the store occupied
~ runway, Holmes & Co.. and the Dana
> n ana mas sold the last named to w.
,iDs .Tn~hsend. He has also sold to Luz
"a. p lemon OF STAFFORD a farm on the
n.,.i mn formerly known as the John