Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
Chelsea Home News.
h. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss Anna Dearborn hes been i'll with
grip and was unable to begin her school
until Tuesday.
Leon G. Ordway has been confined to
the house with grip the past two weeks.
He is now improving.
George Ovitt is sick with rheumatic
fever and bis mother, Mrs. Charles Bur-
roughs, is there caring for him.
Ned Hatch came home Monday from
Dartmouth college to remain for a few
days on account Of trouble with his eyes.
The ladies' Of the NJ. E. church an
nounce food sale in the yestibule Of the
Town hall for Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Erwin Ormsby has bought the farm Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson s. 0rmsby, includ-
ing all stock and farm machinery. Price
paid, $4,000.
Rev. Mr.. Hathaway preached at the
Methodist church Sunday for Mr.. Dam
/ iels, who was called to Hardwick, where
his wife is sick
Fl. N. Mattison, W. P. Townsend and
e. A. Corwin attended the funeral of
Hon. John L. Bacon at White River
Junction Friday.
J. d. Baliou sold three colts last week;
one pair Of 2-yr.-olds to Albert Camp Of
Tunbridge for $3.50, and 4-yr.-old
weighing about 1900 lbs. to q party in
Norwich for $3.50.
Friday afternoon was q half-holiday in
the schools OF the town that the teachers
might attend a meeting held for their
benefit at the primary room in the
village school building.
Miss Bessie Burgess, who works in the
family of DIR. George !. Helmer at Upper
Nyack, n. Y, came last week for q two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elisha Burgess.
A son was born Monday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. will A. Densmore, being
their ninth child, i've girls and four
boys. Mrs. Cora George of Tunbridge is
caring for Mrs. Densmore.
B. IA. Adams, Jr., has Just sold his
Leander Bennett farm to Bennett Morgan
of websterviIie for $500, and Richard
Kennedy has sold 75-acro wood lot to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ladd for $500.
Mrs. Fred Daniels is still sick at Hard
wick, where she went with her husband
TO attend conference. At last report she
was better, but probably will not be able
to return home for two or three weeks.
E. A. Dickinson and Fred Parkhurst
are repainting the trimmings on the bank
block. l. d. Parkhurst is newly paint
J ing c. E. Godirey's house and o. S. Nc
Nabb is doing the same for J. K. DaFl-
ing's.
Mrs. n. ]. Hill and little daughter re-
turned home Saturday from Mooers, n.
Y. They were accompanied by Mr..
. BILLS father, Harry j. Hill, of Rouses
, Point, n. Y, who is to remain here with
his son for few days.
Sheriff H. I. Baldwin OF Wells River
and Assistant Judges White Of Topsham
and Morse of Randolph were in town
Tuesday to consider plans and specifica.
tions presented by parties froln New
York for the new JAIL
: George Lougee was taken 10 the hospi
+ tai at Hanover, N. a., last week by DR.
3 Marshall for an operation and portions
Of two diseased ribs were removed. HI
. is reported as doing well and able to re
: turn home the last OF this week.
+ Miss Christabel Brown Of Lyndonvill,
(. was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. P
= Townsend one day last week. She wen
/, from here to Meriden, n. H., where sh'
J. is to coach the senior class OF Kimbal
!. Onion academy for their annual play
}, given this month.