Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Chelsea Home News.

Lowest prices in millinery.
Cora j. Bliss. Randolph, VT.


Cora J. Bliss. Randolph, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gates have moved
into the Patterson house recently rented
Of A. P. Button.
A. II. Powers OF Randolph was in town
las. week looking after bis farm interests
on the East Hill
Mrs. DR.. A. z. Marshall returned home
last week after a months visit to relatives
in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Flanders visited
friends in Orange the past few days, re-
4 turning home yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood and Mrs. Alice
Hadley came Saturday and have opened
their hous8 on Maple avenue.
There is TO be special meeting Of
George Washington lodge, No. 81, +. and
4. NJ, tonight for work on third degree.
Mrs. Lydia McNulty OF Moretown is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wallace Sanborn.
She has not been here before for some
eighteen years.
Last week there we're $4,000 baby trout
shipped here frcm the fish hatchery at
Roxbury to be placed in several OF the
streams in town.
Hale X. Darling was at home over sun
dav from Brattlehoro. He went Monday
to Rutland, where he has an important
case in Rutland county court.
Mrs. Martha Dewey and Miss Alice
Walker OF Williamstown came Thursday
aud were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l. skinner. They returned home Satur-
day.
Milo Sleeper has been suffering from 4
sprained ankle and was Obliged to lose
few days OF school. The accident was
caused by jumping from the school house
piazza.
Lvle r. Beckwith returned Tuesday to
the Albany Business college at Albany,
\. Y. 10 complete his course which he
was obliged 10 leave last winter owing to
sickness.
Stanley c. Wilson left Saturday after
noon on business trip TO Milwaukee aud
Chicago He is to be absent about ten
days. He is accompanied on the trip by
Mrs. Wilson.
Ned Hayward, who is night clerk in
the Pavilion motel, Montpelier, came
home Saturday night and is spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. g.
l. Hayward, on the East Hill.
printing Office from over Ordway's store
70 the old bank building recently leased
for the purpose. He has bought new
gasoline engine and is to run his plant on
modern principles.
Next Tuesday evening, May 10, an in
formal reception will be given In the
Cong'l church yestres to Rev. and Mrs.
John A. Laurence. Every one is cordial
L.. T.. "a. A - hen
ceptiou from s 10 10.
B. II. Adams has sold the farm on the
West Hill which he purchased Of II. I.
Judd to Morris y. Roberts. Copsidera-
ton, $3.50. He has also sold the Johnson
farm in Vershire he recently bought OF
Pearl to Warren fuller for $3.50.
Henry Magoon is mourning the loss OF
bis wallet containing about IS in cash.
lie lost it on Main street near the hotel
stables. Henry says he would not mind
il 50 much but he earned that money
when he was too sick to work and it
makes him blue to lose it.
Fred Stanton has his new barn up and
about completed. Il is 2sx30 n. and 10
f. posts. The front is used for carriage
house and the rear for stable where he
has stalls for two horses and three cows.
There is large hay loft overhead. At
the rear OF the barn is to be hen house.
G. \. Dearborn and Charles A. Bacon are
doing the work.
George Slack, who is working for the
Orange County Telephone Co., got his
arm badly injured in E. II. Kennedy's
shop last week. He was making holes in
the cross arm with a power boring ma
chine when the sleeve Of his coat caught
and drew his arm under, making an ugly
hole in it. The wound was dressed by
Dr.. F. H. Godfrey.
C. P. Abbott OF Elmwood Place has
wonderful cat that brought in four live
mice at one time April rs. After dispos-
ing Of the quartette and not finding they
made a sufficient meal the cat went and
secured another This slaughter all oe-
CURED inside OF fifteen minutes. Mr..
Abbott also reports that be has six hens
and a rooster and on April % be got
seven eggs in the day.
Fred Edwin Atwood OF Boston, son Of
the late John B. Atwood Of this town,
was united in marriage Thursday even-
ing, April IS, 10 Miss Marion Elizabeth,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f.
Bradley Of hyde Park. Mass. Il was
very pretty home wedding at the resi-
dence Of tie brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwood are to be absent on q we'd
ding trip during the month and are ex-
pected here about the first Of Jnue. They
are 10 reside at III Maple street, West
Roxbury, Mass, where Mr.. Atwood has
purchased a house.
Raids were made Wednesday night Of
last week by the sherif's department
upon places near Graniteville. The off,