Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-17
Chelsea Home News.
II. 0. BIxBY. Local Editor.

RI. Lyon of Bethel was in town
Tuesday.
The spring term Of Chelsea academy
opened Monday.
Henry Fox. licensed auctioneer OF
STAFFORD, was in town last week.
Mrs. II. n. Mattison was in West Fair
lee last week. returning home Monday.
An original pension has been allowed
Mrs. Elvira Peters OF Chelsea at the rate
Of s12 per month from Dec. 8, 1903.
Miss Jessie Davis went Tuesday to
Barre city to visit her brother, Herman
4. Davis.
Charles H. French has been III with
grip the past two weeks and is now con-
Valescing.
Miss Carrie Ransom w9nt Wednesday
morning to Champlain, N. Y. for two
weeks visit to friends.
David II. Adams of Hampton, n. H.,
was 10 town Wednesday, the guest OF his
brother, Geo. 8. Adams.
Walter S. Goss, who has been out Of
town the past three weeks, returned
home Monday morning.
Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin went to Boston
Yesterday for a two weeks visit to her
brother, Chas. r. Corwin.
smith Taylor, who has been very sick
aud has had hiccoughs for several days IS
al present more comfortable.
NJ. r. Beckley OF Groton was in town
Monday repairing the switchboard at the
central office OF the Orange County Tele-
phone Co.
n. J. Hill mas moved to the Hinckley
house and has fitted up the nice shor
building on the premises as his boot and
shoe repair shop.
Ed. Cham berisin has moved to Bethel
aud the tenement in the Powers house
occupied by him the past year has been
rented by Harry Sauborn.
At the Cong'I church next Sunday the
subject OF the morning discourse will be
1.-THE Triumphal Entry" 1t is Palm
Sunday. Come and hear Mr.. Whitney.
Mrs. Arthur Mercy, who has been sick
with the prevailing distemper the past
week. is now better. Her mother, Mrs.
Cheney McAllister, OF Washington is
with her.
The williamstown Grange Dramatic
company will present the drama, "Neigh-
Dor lakewood" here Monday evening,
March 81 There Will be fine orchestra
in attendance.
George w. TapIin has gone to Corinth
10 run the evaporation through sugaring
fer his brother. j. f. Taplin, who carries
on large maple sugar business, hanging
over 1900 buckets.
Charles K. Taplin and family, who
have been living in Milford, n. H., the
past three years, have rented Washington
Beede's farm known as the Mosher place
and take possession April 1.
Mrs Pat Teefey and daughter, Kath-
crime, went to Barre Saturday to see her
mother, who is sick. Mrs. Teefey re-
turned home yesterday, but the daughter
IS to remain for several weeks.
The regular meeting OF the grange will
be held at the Town hall Friday night.
The third aud fourth degrees will be ex-
emplified, after which the Harvest sup
per will be served at Grange hall
Mrs. W. II. Buebee returned home
Monday ni2ht. She has been in West
Hanover and South Lancaster, Mass, for
several weeks past caring for her brother,
who was sick and visiting her mother.
Among those from away to attend the
funeral of Lyman Burbank Tuesday we're
DR.. aud Mrs. H. K. Sherburne of hut-
land, Grin A. Burbank OF Sonerville,
Mass, and Cyrus d. Burbank of Provi-
dence, K ].
The Chelsea Dramatic company went to
East Barre Wednesday and Post Mills
Friday evenings OF last week and present.
ed "The Pride OF Huckins' Run" They
report fine time and a crowded house at
both places.
Horace Monkey. overseer of the poor,
has engaged Wash Beede as superintend-
ent OF the town farm for the coming year,
to take possession April 1. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beede have been on the farm two years
tefore and gave excellent satisfaction at
the time.
William R. Sanborn Of STAFFORD was in
town last week Thursday. Mr.. Sanborn
Is in the field as a candidate for the nom
nation for county senator at the fast APP
preaching Republican county convention
IN June and seems to have good prospects
OF winning out"
Joseph A. Tracy. who has been at home
Tor several weeks, recovering from the
measles, which settled in his eyes, leav-
ing them weak and unfit to use in study
ing, returned to the Albany Business coli
lege at Albany, n. Y, Thursday Of last
week to complete his course in that instr
tuition.
A letter from Rev. John A. Lawrence
q Marshdeld accepting the call OF the
Congregational church to become its pas
tor was read at the morning service last
sunday. He is to commence his WORK
mere with the first Sunday in April MI
lawrence was recommended to the COM
mittee by Rev. Francis A. Poole oil