Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-12
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.


Glenn Lougee is working for George
Medcalf.
Miss Florence Burgess is working in
the family of F. E. Hood.
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon went to Brookfield
to care for Mrs. Marcus Peck.
Mrs. E. G. Reed fell and sprained her
wrist badly last week Tuesday.
A daughter was horn Thursday, March
:, to Mr. and Mrs. o. Fay Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Dearborn are visit
ing her people at Royalton this week.
Mrs. E. O.Trscy went to Boston Friday
to visit her daughter, Miss Lyle Tracy.
Saturday to spend few weeks with
friends.
Elsie Martin of Williamstown is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Jennie
Robbins.
Mrs. Laura A. Berry went Friday to
East Barnet to care for her daughter,
who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney visited
their daughter, Mrs. Hodgdon, in Barre
city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T. Walker at
tended the funeral of Mrs. fuller at Yer
shire Monday.
The biggest snow stern and blizzard
probably ever known in this vicinity oc-
CURED twenty years ago today.
IF. Allen has been working for j. A.
K. Corwin & Son the past two weeks,
assisting in taking account of stock.
Dr.. A. B. Smith has sold his piece OF
land in front of Azariah Barnes house
on the Washington road to Mr.. Barnes.
Leonard Thompson has rented the part
1.-THE Dana house formerly occupied by
Miss L. c. Hatch, and moved his family
there Monday.
Miss Grace Bacon returned Saturday
fom North Charlestown, N. H., where
she had been visiting her brother the
past few weeks.
Miss Clara Hemenway. who is attend
ing school at Randolph Center, has been
nome sick with tonsilitis. She returned
10 Randolph today.
Miss Emma Darling, who had been
spending several weeks with her brother,
Ten. Charles K. Darling, at Boston, re-
turned Saturday night.
Miss Blanche, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Braman, of Washington was
married March to Will II. Hathaway,
VINO resides on the John Stanley farm.
Il. E. K. Hall camp, No. %, Sons OF
veterans, are to have ball in the Town
hal May 1. The Chelsea Brass Band
orchestra, six pieces, are to furnish
music.
Mrs. c. A. Densmore and son. Tom.
went to Lowell, Mass, Saturday to visit
mrs Densmore's sister, Mrs. Charles
Dekey. They are to remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Horace Monkey fell and dislocated
ner shoulder last week. The fall was
caused by her tripping on a rug in the
mouse. Mrs. Hattie Banister is caring
iof her at present.
Ihere is to be social dance in Dens'
mo Tlores hall Tuesday evening, March IL
luis Is given under the same manage
nleht as the one given Dec. 13, when al
VINO attended reported such q fine time
The lecture in the Town hall last weel
W Wednesday evening by Hon. Franz
IIumley was very interesting and in
81 Stfuetlve. His subject was, "Undel
tropical Skies" There was fairly goot
attendance.
george Thompson, son of Mr.. ant
NJ mrs ira Thompson, and Miss Flossie
west, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hebe
west, both of this town, were married
a. the Methodist parsonage Saturday
41arch ", by Rev. Fred Daniels.
Charles F. Doyle was injured yesterda.
a Inc oobbin shop by a stick of timbe
uSing from skid and striking him VI
eue lsce. His injuries are quite serious
p1ssioiy fracturing the cheek bone ant
o'Oslng his eye with the swelling.
Ihere was good attendance at tn
~ Thcert entertainment in the Town hal
aonday evening. The Montpelier Semi
Ialy Glee club did not show up yer.
n! !ohg' but Miss Bag, soloist, and Dal
a,Hh. hson, pianist, were fine and wer
continuously recalled.
oeleetman F. C. Waldo had youni
L Lorse badly cut last week by beini
AleAed by another horse in the var
T mere they had been turned to drink
ne cut was 10 inches long and DR.. Hill
"no was called to the case, took 1
''i'cheS to close the wound.
ID me Social Evening"" of the Ladies
"eadlng circle was held at the home c