Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-21
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
h. G. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.

Hon: c. c. Sargent of Corinth was in
town Saturday.
Prof. w. H. Cummings and daughter
OF Merlden, y. H., are at A. H. Powers
for a short visit.
S. T. Harrington visited his brother. at
Quechee last week.
Frank A. Skinner is taking a short va
cation from his duties in Corwin's store.
DR.. Nathan G.. Hale was in Lebanon, n.
II. and Windsor, VT, last week.
H. c. Woodruff OF Fair Haven visited
his brother, A. N. Woodruff last week.
Fred Smith dislocated his elbow last
Friday.
Marshall Carpenter is home from W. r.
junction where he has been at work for
A. c. Martin.
Frank F. Yatter is to move bis family to
West Fairlee, he having leased the black
smith shop there.
Remember that you can get the CHEL-
SEA HERALD and ". Y. Tribune one year
for 81. il you subscribe before Aug. 1st.
Davenport, the Drummer Boy, gave an
entertainment at G.. A. II. hall last night.
w. A. and H. w. Spear are in w. R.
junction where they have taken a buila
ing contract.
John B. Pickett, Jr., and Mrs. Pickett
OF Bradford were IN town July 10.
The new ell which is being erected on
Mrs. Mary Tracy's trick house is nearly
completed and IS a much better looking
structure than that which was destroyed
by fire last winter.
Hon. E. Henry Powell of St. Adams
was in town last week.
Miss Lillian C. Lease OF Milford, n. H.,
is at A. II. Powers.
Ed Lincoln and wife OF Fitchburg, Mass. |
are stopping at the Orange County Hotel.
The ladies OF the Ten PIN Club held
largely attended sociable at w. F. Hoods
Wednesday evening, July 13.
E. Grosvenor has finished work for B.
III. Adams.
s. B. Hebard is taking short vacation
to visit his sister in New Jersey.
Wilbur F. Braman OF Montpelier is in
in town to attend the funeral OF his broth
er-in-law, Dudley Cabot.
Ell. HARDWOOD OF So. Royalton has Open
ed a barber shop in the rooms over d.
G. Blake's feed store. He has moved his
family into the tenement recently vacated
by Frank Chandler.
G. NJ. c. Hatch Of Grinnell, Iowa is in
town.
F. |. Whitney and F. II. Tracy are in So.
Royalton this week doing a job OF steel
NOOuAB lOI Ouhss Il. ldTDcli, Esq.
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G. H. Villas of Chicago, ILL.,, Edward p.
Villas, wife and son of Milwaukee, Wis,
brothers of exPostmaster General Villas
and sons OF Levi b. Villas, an old resident
of Chelsea, were in town last week.
In accordance with petition signed by
ckholders ofthe Orange County Cream
cry Co., representing over one-fourth OF
its capital stock, the directors have called
a meeting OF the stockholders to be held
at the Creamery building Saturday, July
Both at p. m. for the following purposes
To hear reports OF the Treasurer and Di-
rectors on cost Of plant, to settle all ac-
counts, to transact any other proper bust
ness.
Dudley Cabot, one OF the Oldest resi-
tents of Chelsea, died Sunday morning ,
iged about So years. Funeral services
we're held Tuesday, Rev. S. A. Parker Of Z
iciating.
The communication in last weeks issue {
II the HERALD regarding the r. r. ques-
ion was forcible argument in favor OF
Dad, and we believe 1t failed only in one
important particular, viz, that the esti- l
mated amount of business, now done, was
placed considerably too low. We are in I
anne as those given the Electric Co., who
dded the probable increase of business
nd came to the conclusion that the road {
would pay. The sentiment in favor of
UGH road appears to have gained e
reat deal Of strength during the past few
avs and many who, at first were opposed +
re now strongly in favor of the project.