Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
CHELSEA HOME NEWS

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See Corwin's advertisement this week
Horace Hood and family from Mass. are
visiting his people.
Mrs. J. A. R Corwin has given p vol
umes Of harper's Magazine to the Chelsea
Library Association, which have just been
bound and put on their book shelves.
The Congl society are having their
church painted. Who will be next to fol-
low up these town improvements?
All advertisements and local news should
be left with the above not later than Mon
day of each week. Lengthy advertise
ments should be given in Saturday.
Go to H. O. Bixby, newspaper subscrip-
ton agent, to subscribe for your newspa-
pers and magazines and sa re money.
1.-THE Ten Pin Club" give bonnet party
in Hotel Hall Friday evening. Ice cream
and cake viii be served.
John L. Bacon and family OF White Riv-
er Junction are spending the week with
his people here.
VIM. Hood is in Lowell, Mass, this
week.
Chas. E. Stanley Of Olneyville and D. T.
Stanley OF Providence, r. l., are in town.
New clothing at Atwood's.
The husband and daughter OF the late
4NCAAAE ~ LlCuLu lSiulll NnNAI cAtAIEIt
thanks TO neighbors and friends for their
kindness and aid in the hour OF affiiction.
Byron Berry is. to move his harness
shop into Tarbell's building next Corwin's
store.
New neckties at Atwood's
Call at the news stand in the postoffice
for your papers and magazines. There
you win find tor sale, Boston Daily Jour
nal, Boston Daily Herald, Harper's Week
In. tfotrarfs1a He
IIarper's Young People, Frank Leslie's
Budget Of Wit, Frank Leslie's Pleasant
Hours, Frank Leslies Popular Monthly,
Century Magazine, ScribDer's Magazine,
Lippincott's Magazine, Chelsea Weekly
Herald and many other publications.
The teachers in town this fall are as fol-
lows: No. 1, Sarah T.. Hemenway, 5,Clara
j. Laird 8, Mrs. Emma l.. Thurston of
Corinth; z, Edna Robbins; s, Jennie E.
Moore; 9, Martha E. Flint; 10, Martha E.
Noyes; II, Mrs. Clara A. GoodwinS 10,
Mrs. Abbie l.. Davis; 10, Frank l.. Hud
son; II, Matte Clough of Vershire; IS,
Mary T.. Atwood. Lena E. Spaulding OF
West Randolph is assisting Mr.. Comstock !
and Lillian Nj. Wells Of Newport, n. H., |
has the primary department at the Acad-
envy.
WANTED.-To buy farm in the town /
OF Chelsea OF from 80 TO 100 acres. For /
further information, address, box %,
Barre, Vt.
The marriage OF Mary NJ, daughter OF |
John A. and Lucina r. Stanley, to Frank /
B. Hutchins, occurred at the residence of
the brides father Wednesday morning, 1
Sept 23d, Rev. H. w. Howard performing /
the ceremony. The young couple stood /
under wedding bell made OF ferns and /
sweet peas. The bride was attired in dove /
color silk trimmed with ribbon and pink /
cheffon, the groom in a black suit. About |
forty friends witnessed the ceremony after 4
which an elegant breakfast was served I
They left at one o'clock p. m. amid a
shower Of rice, for short trip to Burling- 4
ton. The presents were numerous. The 1
following is a list:
silver castor from groom to bride gold watch /
chain from bride to groom. doz silver forkscake ,
plate, cheese plate set hatirons, Mr.. and Mrs j. 4
silver teaspoons and set fruit knives, ID. T. Stan
ley, Pawtuc kef, r. IL set solid silver teaspoons
and table spoon, Rev. y. d. Stanley, Sheboygan,
Wis; set solid silver teaspoons and lunch cloth 4
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Allen, Lacrosse, Wis. white fur
rug MT, ana MS Z, r, stAhley ana miss aAnei
Ormsby, Providence. \. l.; linen table cloth and 4
knit rug. Mrs Maria Stanley; extension table, Mr..
aud Mrs Geo Hutchins, Barre; silver cake basket I
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitkin. Barre; ! solid silver 4
table spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Calef. Providence,
K. L.; lunch cloth and pair Of towels, Nora and I
venir spoon from Venice, Miss Lucy Calef, Wash
ingtont Ia doz. fruit knives, Mr. and Mrs Quincy /
calef, washingtoni pr solid silver spoons, Mr.. /
dish Mr. and Mrs. A. W. whitney and daughter; 4
oyster Edle. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freedom, Hudson,
Mass; sardine dish. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Perkins; I
glass water set, Miss Eune Noyes; I dox silver
knives, Fred Smith Barrei glass set, Frank and /
Nellie Bixby; felt table spread Mr. and Mrs. II. ..
Bixby: pair solid silver spoons, Charlotte and I
Helen Tarbell. silver toothpick holder Miss Mabel 4
Bacon. / pr. undressed kid gloves, Miss Ellen /
Houghfon one dollar, Mrs Ed Houghlon, ! pair
cake plates. Mr.. and Mrs. Aionzo Noyes; ! silver
butter knife Miss Flora Corwin jewel case, Miss
BeiIe Slack; fancy basket Miss Mabel Calef; one
silver spoon vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Houghton
aud Orpha; ! solid silver spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. New
ell Demerrftf gold lined sugar she'll, Miss Jessie
Tarbeli. silver sugar shell, Bert CALDWELL hanging
lamp Mr.. Barrett, Boston; cake board, Mrs. Eras-
tus smith; rolling pin, Davis Houghton.
The history OF Downs Elixir is identi-
fed with the history Of New England for
the last fifty years. It cures coughs and
colds.
Costiveness is the cause of the intolera-
BILE ssbad breath of multitudes. DIR. Hen
~ Baxter's Mandrake Bitters remove the
cause and prevent the evil and cost only
% cents.
Arnica and Oil Liniment is the best
known for stiff joints.