Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-03
Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

week visiting his brother.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
n Cook Friday morning.
Misses Maude aud Lottie Mosher OF
STAFFORD spent Friday in town.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Braman are spend
inc he week in Randolph and Bethel yis-
ting friends.
Miss Gilley OF Tunbridge, who works
IN me family OF e. A. Corwin, is sick
With the measles.
George s. Adams has sold his farm on
,,e Washington road to Amasa p. But
ton; price paid, 1890.
Miss Florence Taylor has returned from
Rare. v here she has been visiting
friends the past three weeks.
r. Godfrey, who has been sick and
confined in the house the past week, is
now able 10 walk down street.
#. q. Slack, who resides on the West
am has been sick and confined in the
house with grip the past week.
NJ. Woodwork of Enosburg Falls
visited his niece, Mrs. II. ]. Hogaboom,
sst week, returning home Friday.
There IS 10 be fancy dress Valentine
rromenade in the Town hall Monday
evening, Feb. IA. Everybody invited to
costume
Mrs. Elmer J. Flanders, who has been
in the hospital at Burlington, is improv-
inc and is expected to be able to return
home soon.
Mrs.. :. w. Armstrong of Richford
came saturday, the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. c. II. Corliss, on Maple avenue. She
returned home Tuesday.
L. A. Burbank has Just sold fine 4
yesr-old Holstein OK to Bert Plof OF
linton village to match one he has. They
sill make valuable team.
The many friends Of Col. Curtis S.
Emery in this town and vicinity were
pIsased to learn OF his reappointment as
collector OF customs at Newport.
Miss Lena Lyford has returned to work |
ii the family Of Mrs. Benson sanborn,
where she has been the past year. Miss
Lyiord has been away for few weeks
vacation.
John Blakeiy, former resident of this /
town, who resides with his daughter, /
Mrs. George 4. Hatch, 81 Laurel, n. H., /
Is reported In very poor health with re-
ooyery doubtful
The Joseph II. Edwards farm on the /
West hin has been sold the past week
through the ID. A. Perry agency OF Barre
to n. A. Phelps OF Barre. The considera- !
ton is said TO be 1880.
The union service at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning will be adj
dressed by Rev. L. o. Sherburne, secretary
. Of the Vermont Bible society; also he will
\ preach at the West Hill church in the
afternoon.
Clarence A. Croker died at his home in
Faifee Of pneumonia, Jan. Q, aged SO
N years Mr.. Croker made his home in
this town for several years and was noted
as one o. the best horse trainers in this
& part Of the country. He is survived by
wife
MI and Mrs. David @. Adams left
Monday for Woodstock. Mr.. Adams has
good position with Geo. W. Smith 4
Co. Of White River Junction. he is to
reside in Woodstock, having care Of the
teams and driving q bakery cart in that
place.
Donald 0omstock, who is in the en-
ploy Of the Vermont Marble company at
Proctor, came Tuesday night to spend the
balance Of the week with bis parents,
Prot and Mrs. J. NJ. Comstock. He has
been located the past six months in New
Jersey
Charles P. Doyle, who injured his
ankle while working in the bobbin shop,
received Monday through II. .. Bixby's
agency, check for $3.50 from the
Standard Accident Insurance Co. in full
settlement OF his claim presented to them
last week.
T. G. Dearborn has sold his livery bust
ness at South Royalton to Glenn Rowel
Of that place, who took possession Tues
day morning. Mr.. Rowell has driven
The afternoon stage to South Royalton for
Il, Z. Bryant for the past three years and
popular on the route. His many
friends here wish him success in his new
business
The school in Dist. No. 8 on the West
Hlll, taught by Miss Jessie Davis, closed
last Friday Pupils having no absent
marks were Margaret Shay, Lyman
hptsgue aud Olive Walker. james Titus
bad no marks after entering school.
Herman Edwards and Charlie Titus we're
sosent one day. Number pupils, 10;
"etABe attendance, II 20.
Major Edwin G. Morey OF Wilder visit
90 bis daughter, Mrs. Walter S. Goss, last
week He was accompanied by his
ggtandson, Master Edwin Colby. Major
aorey served in the English army for
twenty years in various parts of the
world. Being in Canada when he retired
1om the service, he came to the United
S@'es aud has since made his home here
Mrs, Luceba Bohonon Underhill died
Williamstown Friday, aged "a years.
Inc funeral was held Sunday at that
paea, the remains being brought here for
lu'etment in the family lot in the old
@netery. Mrs. Underhill was one OF
nnlly OF fourteen children. She is sur
WED BY one sister, Mrs. Cyrus B. Holden
y Worcester, Mass, and two brothers,
p'nsld Bohonon of this place and Carlos
q hohonon Of Lowell, Mass.
Ihe New Chelsea Dramatic company
~ PREPARING the four-act Vermont come
~ The Pride OF Huckins' Run, F" which
ttnsy Vlh present Feb. % and "a. This
Astrong play, has lots of fun and is
presented for the first time in this vicini-
y ae company will use for the first \
N'ut me new scenery uurchased with the l