Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-22
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. q. WOODRUFF. Local Editor.


Rev. J. A. Sherburne of Barre was in
town on business Wednesday, Sept. 14th.
Amos Emery of Royalton was in town
on business Friday.
Mr.. North of Rutland, state agent for
the Aetna Life Insurance Co. of New YORK
was in town last Thursday.
Goss left Saturday morning for the Grand
Army encampment at Washington, ID. G..
In enumerating those who went to Straf
ford on pleasure trip last week we omit
ted the names of Mrs. AlonZo Noyes and
Miss Eunie Noyes who were in the party.
Albert Flanders is attending the Grand
Army encampment at Washington this
week.
Miss Emma Hatch is stopping at w. s.
| Hatch's.
On and after Saturday, Oct. LIST the
First National Bank will be open from 9
a. m. till M. and from p. m till 4 p. m.
Business men will please take notice and
not get left.
r. H. Lyon and John L. Bacon of White
River junction were in town over Sunday.
The Young Peoples Meetings which
have been suspended during the summer
months will be resumed this fall COM
mencing Thursday evening OF this week.
1t is desired that all the young people VIII
get out to these meetings and as many old
er people as find it convenient.
c. P. Dickinson is in Boston this week
buying goods for the fall trade.
ID. G. Stoughton of Chelsea and VIM.
Nation of Vershire are plastering the
ell on Mrs. Mary Trscy's brick house.
The personal property of the late A; n,
Weodr''H was sold at auction Saturday.
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Charles /. Hood and wife OF Lowell,
Mass, were in town over Sunday and ac-
companied by Mrs. VIM. F. Hood left for
Montreal Monday afternoon.
| DIR. F. II. Godfrey left for New York
Sunday night. He goes for medical treat
ment.
II. S. Aunis has a new installment Of
summer boarders, the party being made
up OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Perley, Mrs. NJ
Lizzie Tufts and Mrs. Kimball, all from
Danvers, Mass.
Mrs. Mary A. Vincent of Plainfield is
at Dr. Goss' during the absence OF the Dr
and Mrs. Goss at Washington.
Geo. C. Jordan who has been in charge
of the creamery since it began operate n
has finished his labors here and Frank L
Hudson has charge for the present.
Ira G. Blake OF the Blake Bank L 81
and INSPECTION Co., Worcester, Mass, a
in town Monday examining the time loo X
at the First National Bank.
B. II. Adams Jr. and Miss Cora Aker
man were married Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
III. Harwood who opened barbel
shop here about two months ago has pur-
chased of p. j Little his stock in trade
and the good will OF the business Mr.
Little will retire from the business and Mr.
J I 4 l.. t., Z 40
CorWin's store, recently occupied by Mr.
Little. Mr. Harwood does good work al
reasonable prices and during his shor
stay here has gained good patronage oy
strict attention to business.
The Whittier evening which was givei
Monday evening by Hamilton Club, NO
637. L. l.. A., was well attended and thu
program was, as a whole, well carried out
Miss Emma Normand of Manchester
n. H., is visiting her friend, Miss Emmi
Darling.
Last Sunday, about noon young fellow
was arrested here by Sheriff Collins OF
suspicion OF having stolen horse, wager
and harness owned at stowe, W. Descrlp
tions of tle horse tailed with the ANNA
in possession of the party arrested. In
facts ofthe case as near as we could ascer
tain are these: Monday, Sept. llth,
Young fellow by the name OF Smalley Wh'
appears to have no settled home, hayinl
lived for the past few years in. Stowe, wa
terbury, Williamstown and several othe
places, called at a livery stable at STOW
and hired a team which he was to return
Tuesday night. Tuesday night came bu
r the team was not forthcoming neithe
$ was Smalley nor did he appear Wednes
S day and later he was traced south VIII
: the team in his possession as far as VA
S Jamestown where he traded wagons with
party there. Later he again traded wag
t ons, this time with Frank Robbins OF tn
town. Saturday night Smalley appeare'
: at Hazen Campbells and hired out !
: work month. Sunday, accompanied b
Herman Campbell came to Chelsea villas
y where as we said above he was arrested
Soon after the arrest the owner OF u
S team, Constable Burt of Stowe and anotl
err party from the same place arrived an
: identified the horse and harness as well {
the prisoner. They had found where
: had first traded wagons and recovered IN
original one. Smalley who is only sever
teen years of age did not appear at all al
turbed about his arrest and was take
back to Stowe by the officer Sunday nlgh