Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-28
Chelsea Home News.
n. o. BrxBY, Local editor.

Tg Dearborn and family Of South
pa,,itop spaut SUNDAY with his parents,
Vr ana Mrs I W. Dearborn.
Ernest Luce, son Of Will II. Luce, is
very sIck with grip. lie is reported more
comfortable at the present time.
James sanford fell ON the Ice in front
a bis house on Court street Sunday
aorning and fractured one q his ribs.
Arthur Rogers has moved 70 STAFFORD,
Fbers be father went several weeks ago,
and il running mill and repair shop
there
Harvey VI spear has sold bis house on
South Main street that be has formerly
rented to Archie T.. sanborn. Considera-
ton, $50.
NJ and Mrs. o. w. Baker went to
sharon Saturday to visit Mr.. aud Mrs.
Aw. Case. They returned home Sun
dag night
Rev. George r. Lake went b New
York last week and is expected 10 return
saturday with Mrs. Lake, who has been
there since Christmas.
Mr.. George A. Tracy vent Saturday to
Pstisburg, n. Y, to visit her parents
and sister. Mr.. Traov is boarding at the
hotel during her absence.
The family Of John MoWilliam, who
have been suffering with diphtheria, are
SOW improving aud II Is not expected
that any new cases will develop.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Hall were given a
surprise last week by q visit from Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hall, Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
sargent aud Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Giles Of
Tnnbridge.
A. II. Powers Of Randolph has engaged
Herbert Colby OF Graniteville to carry on
bis hrm on the East Hin, occupied last
year BY Charles p. Carr Mr.. Colby IL to
take possession next week.
The school IN Dist No. 8, taught BY
Miss Abbie NJ. Whitney, closed last Sat
uday. No. pupils, 81 average attendance,
1915. Those having no marks during
t@nrm we're Carroll and Ralph Carpen-
M
Dan P Dickinson has 3 fine position
a. organist at the Waverly Cong'l
church, Jersey City. He is also giving
lessons 10 instrumental music, as well Is
receiving Instruction from a competent
leader
Lyman A. Burbank went the 18th to
Rutland, where he is to remain several
weeks for osteopathio treatment. Mr..
bufbanks daughter, Mrs. Sherburne,
and her husband are both osteopathis
shysicians.
George W. Taplin has sold his farm
known IS the Joseph French place, and
which contains the famous powder
spring, to viii NJ. Boyd Of East Ran
doph Tor $1,000. Mr.. Boyd takes posses
sion the goth.
There was no service at the Cong
church last Sunday owing to the absenc.
Ihe pastor, and the congregation wen
mthe Methodist church, where Rev. Mr.
springer Of South Royalton preached il
exchange with Rev. Fred Daniels.
The remains of Thomas Grant. VIII,
asa q the town farm a few weeks ago
nave been taken from the tomb and con
'eSea TO Attleboro, Mass, where the de
Na'ed bad a lot. The expense of the re
"o'al was borne by three nephews.
There are still many in this oommunit,
cno Will remember with interest Mis-
S,ire D. Jones. News was received her
sunday that she vas Frustrated Jan. il
paraiytlc stroke, from which he
pny'elan thought it very doubtful II sh
recovered. ..s She has been for the past yea
'uu more 10 ierrilet, Switzerland.
ING primary school closed Friday
, moe number Of pupils, Il; average al
-uuanoe' 10 1919 Those having n
pals during the term were Arlin
oaiaw' verna and Dorothy Davis, sabi
.uu Oseil Densmore, Grace Doyle, Clal
NV. halyorsen, Gertrude Medcali
S11ys Paul and Ada Powers. sabin an
~ W. Densmore and Gertrude Medca
''u no marks during the year.