Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-09
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

WOOu ;.
Joseph Griffin is home from Boston
where he has been at work in the ice
business.
Walter s. Goss is attending school
at S.. Johnsbury academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Barnes of Bar
re were visiting friends in town last
week
Charles Bacon is sick threatened
with rheumatic fever.
Amos Emery of Sharon is visiting
his son c. S. Emery.
Johnnie NJ. Atwood has gone to
Manchester, n. IL. TO attend a COM
mercial school.
Mrs. +. w. Bixby is visiting
friends at Lebanon and Hanover, n.
II.
J A. II. Corwin and daughter and
Flora went to Boston Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Chelsea
Library Association was adjourned
one week until Saturday Jan. y at 2
o'clock p. NJ. 1t is hoped all mem
bers will try and be present.
Wednesday evening Jan. I'd, the Of
scers of II. +. X. Hall Camp, No. 28
Sons of Veterans and its Ladies Aid
Society No. 2 were installed by Past
CAPTAIN X. w. Morse of Bethel.
Waterson Post No. 45, G.. A. r.. and
lis Relief Corps were present by invita-
lion also numerous invited friends.
Refreshments were served aud pleas
ant camp fire held after the. business of
the evening had been concluded. The
following is roster of the Camp off
GERS: Capt. IL 0 Bixby, LIST Lieut.. 6
l. HAYWARD, I'd Lieut.. + + Wallace,
Chap. EE Carr, lst Sergt. r b
Smith, Q Nj Sergt. + L Hudson, Col
or Sergt. w G H Wallace, Sergt.
Guard F L Griffin, Corp Guard B II
Adams Jr., Prin. Musician Julian
Griffin, Camp Guard + S Fuller,
Picket Guard f NJ Coburn, LIST Camp
Council G l. Hayward, I'd Camp
Council + f Wallace, Sd Camp Coun-
eli B S Flint, Delegate f l. Hudson,
Alternate II Il Smith. Officers of the
the Ladies Aid Society: President
Mary A Hayward, Vice Pres. Frances
W BNby, Chaplain Emma X Her
rick, Sec. Grace Nj Bixby, Treasurer
Mary L Pettis, Guide Emma l. Tay-
Tor. Inner Guard Matte Marsh, Out
er Guard Laura + Marston, Trustees
Emeline Waterson, Sarah A Hall,
Louisa Clough, Delegate Grace NJ
Bixby, Alternate S Ada Hall.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gationa Society was held Sat. Dec. 20
and elected the following officers Mod
orator S n Goss, Clerk { p Dickin-
son, Collector c II Corwin, Pruden-
tial Committee A III Powers, f Dear
born, Willis Scales, Trustee for three
years NJ II Corwin.
The annual meeting ofthe Congre-
gational Church was held Thursday,
Jan. 3rd. ]. b. Bacon was elected
Clerk and w. p. Townsend Treas. j
NJ Comstock and +. O. Tracy a
standing committee to act with the pas
tormd deacons. The roll call OF all
members present and absent was call
ed and ffty-eight responded to their
names. There have been ten adddi-
lions to the church by profession, two
deaths and one dismissal during the
past year.
The following are the officers of Wat
erson Post No. - G.. A. II. Com
mander Smith Taylor, S V Com. G |
II Hardy, j. Y. Com. Fifield Bohonan,
Adj. & 0 Smith, q. NJ. NJ o Coburn,
Surgeon S n Goss, Chaplain E + |
Herrick, 0. D. John Stanton, o. G. !
I'll B Lyford, S. NJ. G Pettis, q. Nj. 5. |
6 F Reed, Guard + 5 Noyes, Dele
gate NJ VB Davis, Alternate G 0
Smith.
The officers of Waterson w. II. G. /
No. 40 are President Ann + Goss,
SVP Jennie M Atwood, J VP Eme-
line Waterson. Sec. Nellie + Cooley, |
Treas. Susan Stanton, Chap. Sarah A |
Bohonan, Conductor Jennie NJ Tracy, |
Guard Sarah A 'oburn, Asst. Con- {
ductor Eulie Duti Asst. Guard Eu-
nice A Adams, Delegate Jennie Nj At
wood Alternate -. The officers 4
Of the Post and Corps were installed
Friday evening Jan. 4 by Past Com
mander w. II. IL. Hall at their new /
rooms in Bacon's block. The S. V. /
Camp and Ladies Aid Society We're /
Present also good number of other
guests and a pleasant evening was
passed with refreshments and speak
ing.