Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-27
Chelsea Home News.
H. 0. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Read the new "hoss'' ad. Of B. Fl.
adams, Jr.
CIV. Bixby has % hens which have
laid 1902 dozen eggs since last Dec. 1.
Next Sunday morning will be COM
munion service at the Methodist church.
Mrs L. A. Braman is sick at the home
Of Mrs. Amos Wright, who is caring for
her.
Mr. and Mrs. o. d. Tracy returned
from their wedding trip last Friday even
ing.
A. B. BicknelI and George L. Swan of
Tunbridge were in town on business
Monday.
Special meeting of George Washington
lodge, No. so, F. and A. NJ, tonight. E..
A, degree.
Mrs. A. B. Smith visited her sister,
Mrs. Edgar Magoon, in Montpelier Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Nora West of the Normal school,
Randolph Center, was guest the last of
the week at G. S. Adams.
Chelsea academy closed the winter term
spring term opening March 2.
Mrs. Sarah Whitney went to Washing
ton Monday after spending several weeks
with friends here and in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Arthur Morey is sick with grip.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
MeAllister, of Washington are with her.
Millard F. George, who has been con-
nned TO the house with grip, is now con-
Talescent so he is able to be out of doors.
Wednesday, March 4, it is necessary
that all members attend the regular meet
ing OF Camp No. IS, s. ", especially the
officers and staff.
Miss Releaf Leavenway, assistant
noon for her home in Milton to spend the
weeks vacation.
Ira Thompson has been confined to the
mouse with grip the past week. He is
more comfortable now and able to sit up
part of the day.
Mrs Frank H. Tracy of Montpelier has
been visiting Mrs. Roxanna Jones and
other friends the past few days, return
ing home Monday afternoon.
The ladies of the Cong'l church will
serve baked bean dinner in the church
Iaflors town meeting day, Tuesday,
March 3, from u till o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Corwin and
', A Corwin of Boston came Friday for
oflet visit to their people here. They
returned home Monday afternoon.
F.. Raymond Thorne, SON of E. G..
Ihorne, who has been sick for several
weeks past, is slowly improving and is
now able to sit up little each day.
Don't forget that Leap Year promenade
IN Inc Town hall Friday evening, Feb.
o. gwen by the F. j. S. club of Chelsea
time.
,, Mrs, Lucina French went to Corinth
req, L to visit her sister, Mrs. John
9Sfloner, and brothers, Oren and Fellows
Ierrlu She was sick with grip and I'M
aOle TO return home until last Monday.
~ mere was special meeting of Court
Nnelsea, l. o. F., last week Wednesday
HgAt to receive High Court Chief Ranger
o. W. Armstrong of Richford. Mr..
armstrong was a guest of c. H. Corliss
While in town.
AS +. A. Ordway has taken an agency
IOr the Maxwell automobiles in town, we
may expect at least half a dozen new re-
siueht machines floating about our streets
.ns summer. Certainly the prices are
ssIlng down where they are in the limit
Vi being purchased.
p, Inc proceeds from the Grange ball last
thursday night were S72. A number
lom out of town were present and all
sS0ued 10 have fine time. At the next
tS sular meeting of the grange, Mar. 6,
S tnere viii be roll call, to be answered
order"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodrich and
5ol' Arthur, OF Northfield came Thurs
Day, visiting his parents, DIR. and Mrs. A.
= smith; also his father, George Good
,..n, on the West Hill. Mr.. Goodrich
turned e,d home Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
~ HSoootieh and Master Arthur will spend
Tue week here.
lewis n. Lucas has shod 25 yokes OF
vi WI since the season opened last fall.
III. i'n Is from eight to ten yokes more
la. an ne mas ever shod in the same time in
sr years. Mr.. Lucas has the only
7, ng LOT shoeing cattle in the vicinity
= goes to show that oxen are being kept