Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H.o. BIxBY. Editor

ErastuS DICKINSON mas purchased Mrs
Albert Aliens house on So. Main st.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen moved to St
Adams Wednesday and will spend the
winter with their daughter. Mrs. Allen
has been cook at the Bascom House, Beth
ell, for the past I've years.
Miss Gilman has dress trimmings for
! sale. Ladies, take notice.
| Chas. Densmore has rented the Brad
shaw house to a Mr.. Flanders.
F.. /. Whitney is moving to his place in
the village which he bought last summer
and has recently repaired.
New supply ofladies' garments received
at Atwood's.
j. A. r. Corwin has rented his harness
shop to c. p. Abbott of So. Royalton.
The many friends of Robt. B. Smith viii
be glad to learn that he is meeting with
success in his college life at Tufts.
N. H. Caswell's daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rogers of Georgetown,
Mass, are visiting him.
Mrs. j. A. X. Corwin is in Boston to at
tend the Worlds Meeting of the w. G. T.
U. held there last week.
Mrs. Arthur Foster has moved to Ran
dolph to live with the father OF her late
husband, Andrew j. Foster.
man was seen Saturday night trying
to open the doors OF barn in this village
after the people in the house had retired,
but he did not succeed Sunday morning
the proprietor found window in front OF
his horse on the back side of the barn com
pletely smashed. but the marauder found
stout bars on the inside after the glass
was out.
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Charlie. only son OF Charles e. and Car
RE A. Locke, died suddenly of congestion
OF the brain Thursday of last week after a
sickness OF only three days. He went to
school as usual Monday but was sick and
went home in the afternoon. The funeral
was at the home Sunday, attended by Rev.
d. b. Sherman. Many OF the schoolmates
and friends of the deceased were present
His age was II years.
There will be an entertainment in hotel
hall Friday eve for the purpose of purchas
ing supplies for the primary school ROOM
that is, to buy charts and other necessa-
ries before the next term opens. The en-
tertainment is to be OF a literary nature,
singing, readings and recitations.
Peterson's, Godey's, Demorest's, Domes-
tic; all good fashion and literary maya
zines for the ladies. Leave your orders at
Bixby's agency. Reduced prices.
w. r. Creer's sister from Proctor is Wis
ing him.
Another old resident has passed away
in the death OF Cornelius Robinson, who
died at his home Sunday, aged SO years.
He had been gradually failing for several
weeks but rapidly in the last few days
The funeral was held Wednesday d. m. at
his late residence, Rev. s. A. Parker off,
ciating. Mr.. Robinson was born in Will
Jamestown Dec. 2, 1908. He learned the
blacksmith 70 fradQ MI hon q or ~
began life for himself in this town where
he has since resided. He was married in
1888 to Mary A. Pike, who died in 1851 |
They had six children, four OF whom are
now living: Mrs.C Jones OF Bradford;
Norman, who resides in Chicago; Mrs. w. !
A. Sturtevant OF Hartland and Alva, who |
lived with his father and cared for him in
his last days.
VIM. H. Davis and wife left Wednesday
for Jacksonville, Fla, where they have |
charge OF the St. James Hotel.
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There is to be a sociable and clothes-pin |
party at the hotel hall Monday evening, |
Nov. %, with Literary exercise and music |
at the opening of the entertainment. The |
money raised from this entertainment Is
TO go toward the purchase OF piano to be |
hSpA anu fthtcu lOF puDllC use. IL ~ very Il
sensible idea to have a good instrument
for such purpose. No one who has a good |
piano likes to rent II to be moved about, |
and who blames them? With one bought /
for the purpose local entertainments and |
shows will have an instrument |
that Is accessible. II is hoped the enter
tainment Monday will be well patronized.
The following is the roll OF honor in the
Primary department.: Almena H.Coburn,
PAMELA Coburn, Edith Hood, Nettie Wells,
Mary Slack, Philena Slack, Amelia Slack,
Wesley Underhill, VIM. Dexter, Harold
Comstock, Geo. Davis, Freddie Parkhurst.
LILLIAN NJ. WELLS, Teacher.
Twenty pairs OF Mems Red, All Wool
Drawers, sizes "a to IS, at &C., at c. p.
Ladies, now Is the time to select your
winter garments. G. y. Dickinson has a
fine assortment.
Berry Harness Shop, Tarbell Block, is
The place TO buy Harnesses, Fur and Plush
Robes, Blankets and Whips. Harness Oil
at 25c. quart.