Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN

A nephew OF Henry Bryant, II. F. Craige
~ Springfield, Mass, has been visiting
him. returning home Monday.
I q. Allen and wife left for Chicago,
nj last week " here they expect to make
their future home.
Chelsea Academy has about 80 pupils
this term. Miss Ella K Herrick teaches
fine intermediate department. We are
clad to welcome her back to town.
infant son of Harlon A. and Flora c.
FLANDERS of Concord, N. H., died Sept. 9th
at the residence of their father, Y. A.
FLANDERS in town, aged mo. IA days.
The child not being well was brought to
fine country when it was taken with chol-
era infantum and lived but a few days.
The remains were taken to Concord for
interment.
Miss Abbie Henderson of Maynard,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Adeline
Robbins.
Mrs. S. r.. Belts has returned to town,
having rented the Roberts and Bacon ten
ement in the lower part Of the village.
AE Mills and family left for their
home in St. Louis, Mo-, Monday.
Mrs. f. F. Peters has moved her milli-
merry and fancy goods store into the rooms
formerly occupied by j. Langdon.
Ben II. Adams and sister, Alma have
gone to Bozeman, Montana.
Several of our farmers attended the State
Fair at White River Junction.
GIL. HAYWARD and c. H. Putney have
consolidated their threshing machine in
terests and are now working together, a
good team.
At the annual meeting of the Chelsea
w. c. T. U. held Aug. 18th the following
officers were elected: Pres. Mrs. Vesta nj.
Allen; Vice Pres, Mrs M. IL. Corwln,
Mrs. VIM. Goodwin, Miss Harriet Bixby:
Cor. Sec, Miss l.. C.Hatch; Rec. Sec, Mrs.
Fanny Corwin; Treas, Mrs. Caroline Tar
nell There were superintendents APP
pointed for fourteen different departments
of work, viz, prison and jail, flower mis-
sion, drawing room, juvenile, health, he
redity, literature, evangelistic, Sunday
School, kindergarten, white cross, socla
purity, press and fair work.
The annual meeting of the Y. w. G. 4.
Il. was held Sept. and the following OIL
Ulcers elected for the coming year. Pres,
Flora NJ. Corwin; / Vice Pres, Emily
Carpenter, 2 Matilda Flanders; Rec Sec,
Mary Burbank; Cor. Sec, Emma Darling;
Treas, 5. Ada Hall.
In printing the statements regarding
the stock of Dracco, Jr., there were Two
mistakes and we win reprint the same Tor
correction.
MIR. l.. A. Burbank, Chelsea Wishes 10
call the attention of farmers to the stock
of Dracco, il :, this year.
Dennis Dodge of So Royalton has TWO
fine colts. one he judges to weigh $50 and
stands 10 hands, will not sell the two Tor
SIPS. a.
Selden Brooks has one 3 mos. old, Judg-
ed to weigh 375 lbs, stands strong 10
hands. -
Willie Haynes, one nearly 10 hands high
weighed when mos. 10 days old, 29o lbs.
Silas Doubleday's colt when mos. ~
DAYS old weighed 354 lbs.
Chas. Brown will refuse $50 for his colt
which he thinks will weigh good 300 lbs.
at the age OF mos.
Chas. Howe refuses 800 for OF Dracco
Jr., colts which are considered to welgh
at least 800 lbs. at mos. 10 days.
We take pleasure in presenting the ioi-
lowing; VIII. All
cultural Association, West Randolph, W.
Sept. a, 1890. :. chol
Messrs. Whitney, Tracy & Co., OF Chel-
sea, VT, have just completed to the entlre
satisfaction of the officers OF the conn.
River Valley Association at White River
Junction fair grounds, nearly one thous,
and SQUARES OF roofing, about one-hali OF
which is V crimp iron and the remainder
three-ply felt. I call attention to THESE
buildings and take pleasure in commend,
ing their work to all in want OF goou
roofs. II. II. MCINTYRE, Ten. sup