Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
n. o. BIxBY. Editor.


Miss Julia Adams went Monday to W
Fairlee to work in the millinery shop 0
Mrs. Paul.
Those brothers and comrades who at
tended the meeting Of Camp No. IS at TuI
bridge last week, report pleasant time
Refreshments were furnished by Whitne,
w. k. c.. which the boys disposed of anC
appreciated before the drive home.
Geo. Longmaid has returned to towr
from Brooktield where he spent the win
| ter.
Have you seen the listers7 They are
around considerable in the village at this
time of year. They are just as sure in
their season as June bugs.
III. j. Bell was in town last week to at
tend the removal of his goods to Fitch
burg, Mass. II. j. has the second place on
the Fitchburg evening paper.
Miss Mabel Riley OF West Randolph,
who has been cook at the Orange County
Hotel, returned home last week.
The Orange County Creamery has been
located in the South part of the village on
land purchased of Ed. Fuller. 1t is place
well adapted to the business, excellent
drainage, pure water, sufficiently far from
the travelled road to prevent dust, yet in
sight of the main street and easily access
to put in tn foundation. We suggest
that the Orange Co. Creamery will be the
best one for the money TO be found in the
State.
Just notice the ad. OF Whitney, Tracy &
Co.
Miss Beulah Bass OF Barre is to be in
charge OF Mrs. Jackson's millinery shop
this season.
It's boy at Calvin Dearborns and Cal
has to go in the street TO get across the
Buck bridge.
People ought TO have known that it was
not going to be any sort of a sugar season
when "Gil' did not consider it worth the
while to tap his sugar place and make his
Zoe. sugar.
Frank Yatter mas moved into Mrs. Gates
house recently vacated by James Sanford.
Joe Abbott has moved into Thompson's
new house on the "back bay" and An
drew Woodruff has his new tenement
ready which is to be occupied by f. j.
Caswell in few days. We tell you tene-
ments are scarce here and If 20 large fami-
lies were to move in next week 10 of them
would have to go to the hotel or board
out. Engage your house ahead
Call at Mrs. Jackson's millinery store
ana get your hat trimmed for only 25c.
The next regular meeting Of Camp No.
2S, S. ", will be held at Whitney Post
Hall, Tunbridge, Wednesday eve, Apr. 20.
All members desired to be present. Every
brother in Tunbridge is expected to be
present.
BY order Of E. G. REED, Commander.
The Y. w. G. T. L. meets with Miss
Lillian Pitts Friday evening, April Is, at
o'clock. A full attendance is desired as
action m ust be taken about the county
convention and other important business.
My millinery store at Chelsea will be
opened for the spring and summer trade
Wednesday, Apr. 18th, with full line of
the latest styles in hats, bonnets, flowers,
laces, etc. Trusting may receive a call
from my patrons of last season and many
new ones, am, very respectfully,
Mrs. +. w. JACKSON.
Miss Hattie Hinckley, sister OF the late
Lyman G. Hinckley of this place, died in
Boston, Mass, April 5, OF pneumonia. She
spent much time with her broth
er and was well known to all the people !
here.
Miss A. A. Clement is visiting at circuit /
Bixby's.
CARPENTERS bids for the building OF
the Orange County Creamery Co.'S build I
ing will be received until April 23d, 1897. I
All bids will be directed to the Board OF 4
Directors Of the Orange County Creamery
20. Plans and specifications can be seen 4
BY calling at the residence of w. II. H. I
Hall. The Board OF Directors OF said com 4
oany reserves the right to reject any or
III bids for the building OF said building. /
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. II. II. HALL, President.
Willis Scales, Sec'y
Chelsea, VT, Apr. ., 1862.