Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss Ada Sanborn is suffering with a
badly sprsined wrist.
4 daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Archie E. Sanborn.
Mr. Udsll of STAFFORD was in town last
week selling patent steam cooker.
Mrs. Henry Freemna of Morrisville is
risitiug her cousin, Mrs. G. E. Godfrey
LYMAN Porter and Abe Jacobs of Cor
NTH we're in town on business last week.
son was born Saturday morning to
Nh and Mrs. Albert G. Bradshaw on the
West hill.
Samuel W. Hutchinson of Brandon is
sending the week with his nephew, Mil
ton E. hutchinson.
The school directors have appointed
Rev. George E. Lake, superintendent, and
Charles E. Godfrey, truant officer.
Julian c. Hood, manager of the Hood
farm, Lowell, Mass, spent Sunday with
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hood.
BH. Adams, Jr., left Tuesday for Bos-
ton and Lowell, Mass, looking after
more horses. He is expected to return
Saturday.
George A. Tracy went to Plattsburg,
" Y. Monday to join his wife, who has
been spending several weeks there with
her sister.
There is to be State social Friday
evening at the Cong'I church parlors.
| Refreshments will be served and everyone
| Is invited to come.
Rev. and Mrs. George E. Lake went
Monday to Hanover, N. H., where Mrs.
lake goes into the hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mrs. James Garfield of Springfield,
Who was formerly Miss Abbie Bates, is
! visiting at c. L. Buzzel's; also at her
tcother's in Tunbridge.
Mrs. May L. Dickinson returned home
lEt week from New York city, where she
bad been the past several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. A. W. Edison.
". c. Holmes has been one of the APP
ptaisers of the stock of goods in the E.
P George store at West Fairlee, which
vas recently sold to Williamstown
PARTIES.
Walter S. Goss, S. c. Wilson, II. N.
Aattison and w. G. Holmes went to
Montpelier last Friday night, the last
three to attend a meeting of the Mystic
Shrine.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benedict of South
koyalton were in town last week visiting
Mrs. Benedict's sister, Mrs. Norman
hunt, and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
l. Sargent
Miss Nora Taylor and her brothers,
Harvey and Jasper Taylor, who are at
tending Montpelier seminary, are spend
ng the Easter vacation at home, as is al
50 Dan Dickinson, who is at the same in
'titutiOn.
J, A. R. 'Corwin & Son have engaged
Walter Hoyt of STAFFORD as clerk in their
store Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt will move
asie soon and he is to begin work April
l. he has had two years. experience in
Inc store of Mr.. Udau at STAFFORD.
We expect sugaring will be along next
week. Indications are favorable for a
good sugar season. Most of our farmers
ae so successful in producing such fine
afucle that they are sure of good price
Or the product, no matter what the
market may be.
fmeld BOhOnon has sold his house on
Nam street to Albert w. Hoyt of Wash
ilgton. Consideration, 1915. We un-
usrstand Mr.. Hoyt will not occupy the
pAee until next fall, as he has large
arm and stock which he first desires to
dispose OF and will rent it for the present.
Ihe remains of ]. Haven Foster were
brought here last week from Hollis, n.
L. where he died at the advanced age of
% years. Mr.. Foster was former resi-
Tsu' oil TINS town and brother-in-law OF
benson and Edwin Sanborn. The re-
mains were accompanied by Wallace San
T " who, with his wife, has been at
, n, this winter caring for Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster.
Last Friday evening, some of the stu
vents Of the high school fulfilled long
C -i.f plan by having straw ride,
M nun the usual horn accompaniment.
.ue team was furnished by Philip Sar-
ssII' who, with his sister, Helena, plan
aeu The ride. They first drove up and
N.Y. SG"1 the street, saluting their friends,
All, baraw and F. E. Hood responding
"Nn a candy treat. Then they took the
.gau TO the south. The reason for the
:. .uulee OF road was unknown to most of
,Is party, who were surprised to learn,
p THen they stopped in the yard of II. o.
INT INT, That they had received an invita-
p, Dn TO supper given by Mr.. and Mrs.
,nn', through their son, Edward, who
, Jas one OF the party. They were soon
r nlo'g their appreciation of this unex-
go 49, treat by doing full justice to the
so oou Ih'ngs so generously provided, and
p ~ lne walters, Misses Bessie Flint,
,-s 5.e Martin and Ethelynd Sargent, busy
.uppiying their needs. After an hour OF
o. sonulne enjoyment, they made ready to
n, expressing their gratitude to Mr.. and
rs is, Flnt Individually, and also collec-
s,nsly' by a rousing cheer, as they drove
l. ,ay' too full of fun and good spirits to
ovo. quehched by the downpour which
III. oI'ook them on their way home, giving
Ss rln a thorough wetting, but failing tc
~'lpen their enthusiasm.