Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. Darling having left town, the 10
cal interests of this paper will be contiD-
i ed by me the same as formerly by Bixby
/ q Darling. | can make no plans or
/ promises for the future as we did year
1 ago and the then unseen circumstances
prevented their fulhlment. Politically
the paper is Mr.. Thayer's, locally shall
endeavor to give all the news and will
guarantee all the space desired for adj
vCrtising. Business men please bear i'm
mind that the Herald has an extended
circulation in this and adjoining towns
reaching your customers in nearly ev-
cry family. Onr rates are exceptionally
low, bringing it within the reach of all
to advertise their business. The price
of the Herald, eight pages, will continue
TO be only Sl.00. Any items you may
have worthy of publication Will be
gladly received. Leave your advertising
matter with me If possible Saturdays
and not later than Monday. Hoping for
the continued patronage in the future as
~ the past, am very truly H.. o. BiXby.
George A. Emery Of Somervile, Mass.
is in town.
Frank Hudson who has been m Bos-
ton this summer, is in town for a few
weeks.
j. A. Il. Corwin viii have a new adj
yertisement next week of his excellent
line Of new goods.
W. w. Calder and wife. WI Tarbell
and V. b. Spiller with several others
went to Boston on the excursion.
Miss Emma Dickinson has gone to Or
-. "a IL.
Her mother will go in few weeks.
The Davis Baking Powder is for sale
at j. b. Atwood's. handsome thin glass
tumblers given away with every pound.
j. b. Atwood bought large stock of
new goods which has just arrived.
Look out for his advertisement next
week.
c. /. Hood of Lowell, NJ. A. Hatch
and wife of Brockton, Mass. and Mrs.
Helen Smith of New York, were in town
last week.
VIII II. Luce of Olneyville, r. /. and
his brothers +. G. and j. c. Luce, the
former from Newbury and the latter of
Lowell, Mass. are visiting their parents.
The cry of fire startled our citizens
Monday afternoon about O'Clock which
proved to be the house of G. w. Clark.
The fire was in the partition on the north
ide of the house and had got good
tart for grand sweep. II caught
rom the chimney which i supposed to
lave been burning and got so hot if
aught the woodwork. Nulture Engine
%. No. ! was promptly on hand. The
ngine was placed on Tracy bridge. and
D less than ten minutes after the first
lint cry Of alarm was given, il was
hrowing a stream into the building
he Hook and Ladder Truck was swung
ITO the yard. ladders and axes swept
)und lively for a few minutes and ina
hort time the fire was out. the house
id not 20 aud why not: Nulture No.
wed il. The fire was in a place mac
ccessible for any pail brigade to reach
nd had got under sufficient headway TO
urn the sill entirely of and also
ne studding and part of another. Had
lis house gone, we see a pretty slim
lance for the houses of Mrs. Churchill
d the south and +. r.. Hyde on the
orth, then Orcutt Bixby's house and
arms beyond. Ii was call close e
ough for our little village such as we
D not care to see again. The engine
as paid for itself in it half hours
ork today, was heard from several af-
7 the fire was over.