Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

O. D. Tracy was at Barre city on BUSH
rss Saturday.
Mrs. Munroe o. Coburn has been suf-
firing with a severe quinsy sore.
Mrs. Lydia Bixby of East Brookfield is
guest at W. H. Emery's this week.
Those who wish to vote at March meet
ng must pay their taxes before then.
Remember the Grange ball to be held
the Town hall Thursday evening, Feb.
Do not forget that the Valentine socia-
is il at Percy Heath's tomorrow even
g.
The town officers are settling up the
town business for the past year ready for
| tie town report.
Our farmers are taking advantage of
be big snowfall to draw in their wood
. the bobbin shop.
Mrs. Bertha Berry Gilbert, daughter of
us Laura A. Berry of this town, Is very
ak at her home in Barnet.
Miss Zoe Hill, who is teaching in East
sre, spent Saturday and Sunday with
~ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hill.
The Tyrian club, by invitation of Ben
lacker OF Tunbridge, spent Tuesday
Ssning at his house. All had a very en-
lgable time.
The Court Chelsea Foresters held q So
al hop and oyster supper in their hall
1t Thursday evening and report an en-
gable time.
Mrs. Fiield Bohonon died Tuesday
aofning, aged about n years. She had
zen great sufferer with cancer for
ANY years.
deorge Skinner, who is stopping with
4 brother, A. L. Skinner, during his
hess, visited his daughter, at East
aintree Monday.
Fred H. Stanton has bought the So
ronia Ordway house on Maple avenue,
sSntly owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
''gOee. The price paid was 500.
W. Baker, superintendent of Orange
unity creamery, is sick with tonsilitis,
Harley Whitney of Tunbridge is run
ing the creamery during his illness.
Ms. May L. Dickinson went to New
OK city last week, where she is to
end several weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
w. Edison, at $50 st. Nicholas avenue.
Richard Fl. Bacon of North Charles
w. y. H, who has been visiting his
Nsnts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Bacon, the
= week, returned home yesterday. He
accompanied by his sister, Miss
ace Bacon, who is to spend several
Hks at his home.
Mss Mary j. George, accompanied by
sister, Mrs. June Kerney, and nieces,
uses Mabel Kerney and Alice McQuil-
vent to Boston Wednesday to re-
an several weeks. Miss McQuillin
1'es Tor her home in Aiken, Mimi, in
D'N three weeks from Boston.
iae selectmen gave a hearing in the
wa clerks office Friday afternoon in
s'lu 10 laying the road to the>cemetery
inc creamery. A petition with sever
James asked for the road. The petit
y was denied, as the cemetery commits
sastery.
.ne officers of George Washington
~, No. 81, F. and A. M, were in
'su al special meeting last Thursday
Jung Past Master F. h. Godfrey was
sanng officer. All members of the
~ should remember the regular COM
~ .alestion tonight and that there is
~ In the second degree.
nday evening, Feb. Z, the ladies of
aeaoing circle were most delightfully."-
llained at the home of Miss Mary j.
se on Court avenue. There were
-. Oalnese figures decorating the place,
a. liable and, it being the anniver-
n, VI Dickens birth, the quotations
\, ~ all from that author. In the even
presentations of some of Dickens
A. nst were given by the hostess and
NJ sues who are spending the winter
N grange meeting Friday evening,
49,, was well attended considering the
M a,O OF the roads. The usual rou-
s,n y Ut BUSINESS was followed by the pro-
h. which included a piano duet by
d - a n and Mrs. Libbey; "Possibili-
y,tons one Grange" selection from the
NJ p;n Grange, was read by Mrs. Or
M, DIoy; reading, GARNER Perkin-
NJ. Valentines" by Miss Florence
Should the grange advertise
@llhgs in the local paper?" by A.
nb,ppehter. Three applications for
n'Osrshlp were received.
u ss n Hook, son of Webster Hook,
ives On the Brook read, was take n