Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-19
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN

w S. Goss has returned home from
echo oil at st. Johnsbury.
An infant child of VIM. Wallace was
bnried last week after few days sickness.
colt belonging on the town farm was
Killed by lightning last week.
VIM. Veazey of Boston is visiting his
brother-in law, ] A. R. Corwin.
franklin E. Davis has gone to Lebanon,
\ H.. where he will remain for the sum-
mer.
Dr Dignam of Lawrence, Mass, is the
quest of Capt. w. III. II. Hall.
Whitney, Tracy 4 Co., of this town have
the lob of furnishing and laying the steel
roo6ng for the new State Fair buildings at
W. Il. Junction.
The Vincent house is being repaired by
marty from Syracuse, N. Y. c. S. En-
ery is to occupy it when finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Peters have purchas-
cd of John Blakel the house occupied by
Mrs Dickinson and win take possession
about Aug. list.
Rev. Newell d. Stanley, son of e. B.
stanley is home on visit to his friends
from Sheboygan Falls, Wis, where he is
located.
Miss Emma M. Dickinson arrived home
Monday from a winters sojourn in
Orangeburg, S. G.
II seems flower decorations made for
t,,neraI occasions. even, can not be left
ont Of doors over night without danger OF
being kidnapped.
Good by town clock, we hope to see your
privilege of hearing you strike on the
hours from behind your breast work OF
maple foliage.
oououc Saturday af-
ternoon, j. K Darling was chairman ana
I NJ Comstock, sect. The result oil the
Meeting was the election of delegates TO
vote for Page for governor and Col. Geo.
". Hooker for Congress. The delegates
are as follows: n..,-;.
State Convention.-Charles r. Dickin
eon Hon. S. b. Hebard Elgin ID. Barnes.
Unhstitutes.-Charles w. Goodwin, John
N, Comstocx, Walter II. Emery. Dlstrlet
onvention.-Story N. Goss,. Willard D.
Hatch. Curtis S. Emery SUBSTITUTES
William F. Hood, Frank II. Godfrey H.
Oscar Tracy.
The absence of locals last week ueierieu
the following items.
Mrs. e. f. Peters fell recently ana sew
erely sprained her shoulder
waterson Post No. 46 G. A. r. was in
enected Thursday eve June 9th by ASSIST,
ant Inspector General G. Z. Stanley Oh
Rochester.
Miss Nellie Cooley is sick this week aha :.
unable to be at her counter In the store Vi
J. B. Atwood.
n. S. Annis lost three year ola mars mars
and colt last week. This is the eleventh
horse he has lost in the last twenty
years. !.
Cbildren's ,day twas appropriately op-
served by the churches in town.
silence. only daughter of Mr.. and MIS- Mrs,
n Fl Perkins, died June 4th OF typholo
fever. aged 10 years. The funeral was az
the home in Washington, Rev; b. b. Sner-
man of this place officiating. The remains I'M
were brought to Highland cemetery Loi
interment. Nina was beautiful cnllu Ds,
loved by all who knew he. A large circlt
Of friends and school mates in TINS town
mourn her loss.
July LIST is expected to be booming
dav for this town. The brilliant posters
viii he out this week announcing VIVA
NAV be expected to entertain tne peoP,,,
upon that day from early noon tlli iaee a. a.
night. There is about 700 raised are NY
to make the day and night glo' lous. Vol
George w. Hooker of Brattleporo mas oeel
engaged to deliver the address. II w..
have never heard him speak DO not ms
the opportunity. LOOK LOT 1ne Pos'0i'
and small bills.