Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-30
CHELSEA HOME NEWS


Ned A. Davis was married at the home oil
his mother, Mrs. Stow on Saturday morn
ing TO Miss Josephine A. C'Connell OF
Bethel and the happy pair left at once on
their bridal tour.
Miss Eulie E. button, who has spent
the winter in North Carolina with her
sister, has returned home.
Miss Grace F. Ordway went on Satur-
day to Arlin gton, Mass, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. Woodbury.. She will prob
ably be absent most Of the summer.
Bread at Hatch's Monday and Friday
nights.
Miss Edith Guerrier of Atchison, Kans.
gave very interesting lecture TO far too
small audience at the Methodist CHURCH
on Wednesday evening of last week, en-
titled Sketches of Life in the American
Desert"
The Chelsea Cornet Band, A. W. Chan
dler leader, is now in good condition and
practice and is ready for engagements TO
furnish music on all occasions where such
a band is needed.
All those intending to contribute either
money or books for our public library
who have not yet done so are requested to
notify f. A. Corwin OF the selectmen as
soon as possible in order that the COM
mittee on the selection of books may know
The school ID district 10. is, Washing
ton, taught by Miss Bernie L. Skinner
closed on June Oath. Two scholars, Helen
Il. Stanley and Fife NJ. Campbell were
neither absent nor tardy during the term.
The school in district no. is, taught by
Miss Grace f. Ordway closed June 23rd.
There was no absent or tardy mark against
any Of the eight scholars: Tommy Dens-
more, Louis Densmore. Dean and Pearl
l. i III D.t ,kf md
Flossie Sargent.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave an ice
cream sooiable in q. A. X. hall on Friday
evening, at which some OF the children Of
the primary school repeated their parts OF
the afternoon.
Delmer Beckwith is working in the liv-
cry stable, vice Wallace Sanborn retired.
Rev B. B. Sherman is to preach at Tun-
bridge Sunday afternoons for the present,
beginning last Sunday.
Misses Milton and Rodgers, expected to
work with the Cong'l church here have
not yet arrived owing to the illness OF
Miss Milton but will probably be here the
last Of this week.
Herbert o. Bixby was here over Sunday.
The school in dist. no. S taught by Jen-
ME Z. Moore closed June p. Pupils nav
ing no absent marks were Mary b. Camp,
<iliCS II.
Rilla r. Burbank, Clarence Camp, SIMON
c. Allen and Harley Parker.
Miss Lillian NJ. Wells of Newport, n
H., closed very successful year OF work
with the primary school in district No 2
on Friday of last week. We are glad to
announce that she is to return in the fall.
The following pupils were neither absent
nor tardy during the term: Almena H.
Coburn, PAMELA NJ. Coburn, l.. Bell
Chandler, Hope Sherman, Mildred Sher-
man, Mary E. Slack, Amelia NJ. Slack,
Harold ID. Comstock, George NJ. Davis,
William Dexter, Charles Dickinson, Yves
ley w. Underhill.
Railroad talk again furnishes the ex-
citsment. The electric people have visit
ed us and are coming again and a town
meeting is called for July 6 at 2 p. m. for
these purposes: ITO see II the town Will
vote to bond for the purpose Of aiding in
the construction of a railroad from some
convenient point in South Royalton to
like point in the village OF Chelsea, said
road to be called the Chelsea, Tunbridge
and South Royalton II. E. and to fix the
amount, date Of issue, rate Of interest and
time of redemption OF said bonds. To see
il the town viii vote to allow saiu road to
use any portion OF their highways and
bridges as a roadbed for their tracks. TO
appoint three railroad commissioners
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