Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-08
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

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VIII Watson of Lowell. Mass. is visit
ing friends in town.
Emma Bugbee of Boston is spending
+be summer at r. w. Lambs.
Miss Flora Corliss has returned from
Trim to Boston and vicinity.
The mother of Mrs. NJ. o. Colburn
from Mass. is visiting her.
". J. Tarbell.ir.o Minneapolis, Mimi.
orrived home for few weeks vacation
last Saturday.
4 game of ball is to be played here
Sunday afternoon between the home
Climb and South Royalton.
n. Woodruff has sold his meat mar
,.ot 70 Geo. III. Hutchins of West Fairlee,
,rho took possession, Friday, Aug. I'd.
Mrs. Maria Medcalf of Warehouse
point. Conn.,, who moved from there 20
Years ago, is in town for few days.
p. Wheeler of West Hartford, agt.
for fine Washington Life Insurance Co.,
New York. was IN town last week.
Nd. Allen of La Crosse, Wis. has
;oined his wife at her fathers, Edward
Stanley. They will return home this
month.
Prof. f. B. DEMO, of Bangor Theolog
ioal Seminary. Me-. spent Wednesday
night here. He is taking a horseback
trip through Vermont.
z. Marsh, who is in his SD year. walk
cd from STAFFORD to Chelsea, distance
~ -. Ihfc fa n
pretty good record for one so old.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Merritt of Boston,
Mass. are taking their regular summer
1acation in town. Boarding this season
with Mills c. Morey on the East Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Oramel Moore of Spring
field. Mass. and Mrs. Fannie Maghlil OF
worcester. Mass. are visiting friends
here this week. Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Allen. whose former names were Allen,
used to live on the West Hill, where Il.
B. Stanley now resides.
Supervisor Goodhue wishes stated as
follows: Certificates issued by town
superintendents last spring are not good
for fall term. also he Is TO perform the
former duties of town superintendent in
recommending for scholarships in the
Normal Schools.
IN. Kendall of Burlington was in
town last week, visiting his aunt, Miss
Addie Clark. Mr.. Kendall has just re-
signed his position as assistant cashier
of the Howard National Bank,and leaves
this week for Washington Ter, where
he is to start a State Bank in Washing
ton Ter, near Spokane Falls.
There was game Of base ball played
saturday between the regular ball play
ers and picked nine consisting OF the
old men and Clerks, who used to make
home runs. The game was as follows;
Innings: | 2 3 4 )
Chelsea 2 3 8 Is 6 ] 7-42
Pick. Nine0 4 l 0 6 3 l2-21
Umpire, H. G. Woodruff.
At regular meeting of Waterson
Post No. as g. A. r., Aug. I'd, 1t was
voted to attend the Orange 20. veteran s
Reunion at Tunbridge, Aug. IA ana 10
in body, so far as possible, ana voted
10 extend an invitation TO all old ex-sol-
diers in town and vicinity to join them
at or near the bridge north of and near
II. w. Hayward's in Tunbridge at ] p. NJ.
the 18th and march to the camp ground.
Comrades come anu Idlig lVunu -,
flag once more and make the hills eeho
with those good old songs.
SMITH TAYLOR, Com.
G. O. SMITH, Adj.
Daniel Burnham was terribly hooked
BY bull Friday while at 5. j. Aker-
mans. He received bad cut across the
throat. two on the face and five scalp
wounds. besides bruises on his body. 1t
ba wonder how he came out alive, a
fact he cannot account for himself, as he
remembers nothing after Selling the bull
BY the horns. He was alone with the
animal at the time and can give no ac-
count how he got away. Very likely
the bull considered him dead and lett
him. DIR. S. n. Goss attended MN,
taking 8 IL hours to dress the wounds.