Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-13

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,oeat market, lie Ill with measles.
charles A. Luce lost . horse Tuesday
night for which he had jest paid s175.
camp Bros. have Just completed q fine
new supar house for l. II. Perrier Of Tun-
bridge.
Miss Grace Pieraon Of Manchester, N.
Il 4 visiting at l. II. Bohonan's on
Maple avenue.
Ben A. Goodrich has just bought a very
pretty gray colt, by Golden g., OF Elias
lathrop of Vershire.
r. Il. Adams went Tuesday to Scotts-
more, P. O., to attend the funeral OF his
amt, Mrs. jed Scott, who died Monday.
Mrs. George A. Tracy returns home to-
morrow from Plattshurgh, N. Y, where
sbe has been the past two weeks with her
sister, who Is i'll.
Eleven members OF George Washington
lodge, No. 81, F. and A. M, attended q
meeting OF Minerva lodge at Corinth last
saturday night and report a pleasant
time.
DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Godfrey returned
from Montpelier Wednesday afternoon,
where the doctor had been to attend a
meeting OF the State Medical examining
board OF which be is president.
Ed. Chamberlain lost one OF his work
horses last week Wednesday. 1t had
been sick for some time but had seemed
TO be getting better when 1t died. Leslie
Bragg also lost a good driving horse last
week.
B.A. Goodrich has two fine Morgan
colts that he Is handling for Clark 7. Hall
4 OF Randolph. These colts came by the
noted stallion, Golden 5. Mr.. Goodrich
Is very successful in handling colts and
has several on the string for this winter.
Leslie Bragg had a narrow escape from
q serious injury last week while loading
his gasoline engine which slipped back
aud fell on bis left leg, pinning him to
the ground. The soft snow no doubt
saved him from fractured limb. AS it |
was be received severe bruises.
There has been death in the poultry |
family Of G. A. Densmore-a little wee
bantam hen. Her age was 18 years her |
last birthday and for 10 years she had
lived in the Densinore poultry family, |
petted by all. II is seldom, II ever, hen /
was known to live to such ripe old age. /
Mrs. l.. N. Moody Of Island Pond, wife
OF former Methodist pastor at Chelsea,
fell on the ice Dec. IS. She was in con-
siderable pain, but.-went about her work
as usual for nearly week, when physi-
clan was called, who found that the end
Of her spine had been fractured, and she
will be confined to the bed for some time.
Geo. NJ. Medcalf sold pair OF nice
gray colts last week to II. T. Walker.
They are two and three years old and
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was 1900. The oldest Is broken and the
other is being handled by B. A. Good
rich. They will make Mr.. Walker q
plendid team for his business.
Mrs. Lois Lyon and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Lyon OF Saranac Lake N. Y,
who have been visiting her brother,
Charles Lyon, on the Vershire road the
past month, left for home Tuesday morn
ing with Mr.. Lyon, who Is to take them
the entire trip home in his team. He ex-
poets to be at home Saturday night or
Sunday.
Herbert Colby on the Powers farm had
peculiar experience with one Of his ,
horses. Il ate a wood brace 2 = feet long
which, ground up, would make at least a
peck aud half OF wood. The animal of
course was terribly sick and was expect
ed to die. They sent for DIR. Hin and
after strenuous treatment for "a hours the
animal has come out all right.
The Chelsea Entertainment association I
have engaged the Edwin r. Weeks Co. to 4
appear at the Town hall Tuesday evening,
jan rs. This company is highly recon- '
mended, having played return engage I
ments from three to seven times in New ,
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, I
Washington, ID. c., etc. Mr.. Weeks Is I
the most humorous entertainer in the Ly- :
oeum Bureau and always receives a hearty /
welcome wherever he plays q return en- !
gagement. He is ably assisted in his :
program by Miss Lula Sinclair, violinist, !
and Miss Lucia Gillespie, pianist. This /
entertainment is presented by the enter Z
uinment association as one OF the best I
sent out by the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. I
Junior Vice Division Commander @. L. c
hayward Installed the officers of II. E.
n. hall camp, No. 2, Sons of Veterans, a
wednesday evening OF last week. The
newly elected and appointed officers are a
= iollows:--Commander, @. II. Corliss; a
o v G., w. A. Reed; J. V. c., II. II. Ly- /
,ordi camp council, E. H. Kennedy, L. (
\. Lucas, K. G. Reed; Pat. 1ns. and a
map, G. w. Thomas; Sec., II. q. Bixby;
lI,reas., @. l. Hayward; color bearer, L. t
=, Lucas guide, E. q. Kennedy; I. O., o
" ". Colby; o. G., Leon Cilley. After
me business Of the evening was conclud- :
90, reifeshments Of coffee, doughnuts and
axe we're served and an hours smoke
night.
AT the annual meeting Of the Chelsea
IRE district last week, the following Off
C Csrs were elected for the ensuing yelr:-
SSuA'rman, E. ID. Barnes; clerk, W. fl.
apIague; treasurer, H. N. Mattison; col ).
s.sc'o5, 7. E. Godfrey; prudential commit
s' u D. Tracy, B. H. Adams, W. W.
TTuuefhill; chief engineer, George A. h
.1scyi assistant, W. H. Dearborn; tax Il
,o.eai cents on the dollar. II was also
, 'o.eu % reorganize Vulture Engine Co. o
~ ~ 70 make such repairs as are needed on b
=, sos engine and apparatus. This is q step b
'ne right direction. We should have
:. organized company to handle the en- :.
an, s. This engine has saved hundreds OF r
s ao.ll5s worth Of property in this village !
should be taken care OF and given
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