Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-29
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. g. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.

n. a. bElgES OF 0fduNiilc vas III eSRH
on business last week Tuesday.
Jabez Luce has recently received an IN
crease of pension with about slcO BACK
pay.
A. J. Whitney and wife are visiting al
A. w. Whitney's.
j. A. r. Corwin has a new lad" TINS
week. 1t will pay you to read IL.
Edward A. Davis and wife of White
River junction visited Mrs. u. i. Sto"i
Mr.. Davis mother recently.
Mrs. w. A. Hood is seriously i'll and
doubts are entertained of her recovery.
F. G. Carter and wife. A. II. Carter, wife
and child OF Lebanon, N. H., were at y.
l.. Slows over Sunday.
Lieut.. F. c. Kimball, 9th Infantry, y. 5.
A., Professor of Military Science ana Iac-
tics and Commandant OF Cadets al NOT
witch University passed through here last
Thursday on his way to Northteld-
Among those who attended the Bethel
fair last week were Arthur Abbott, Edison
Allen, Frank E. Bixby, Henry Clarke, r.
A. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Stoughton'
The body of Mrs. Cordelia Reyes, wife
of Asahel Keyes of Tunbridge was brought
here for interment Wednesday, Sept. zlst.
The road leading to the creamery has
been widened and the bank of the brook
walled up, making a much needed I'M
provement.
Mrs. F. M. Perkins returned from visit
in Gloucester, Mass, and vicinity last
week Wednesday.
Miss Nellie c. Cooley took trip to w.
Fairlee, Post Mills and Corinth inspect
! ing postoffices last week.
H. W. Shugg of H. w. Shugg y Co.,
manager Of the American Shoe and Leatn-
er Trade Association, accompanied by a
Mr.. Holman, both of Boston, Mass, were
| in town last week in the interests OF Z. ii.
Abbott's Boston creditors, making lnves-
J LEGATIONS in regard to compromise.
The Orange County Creamery Co. paid
its patrons for butter made during the
month of August twenty cents per pound.
This was more than was generally expect
ed end was two cents per pound more
than was paid by the creamery at YER
shire. Considering the fact that these re-
turns were for the first month that the
creamery was in operation, ana the a.
mount of milk consequently smaller az
first and running expenses comparatively
greater, it looks as if the patrons should
be well satisfied as in fact they appear 10
be: we have heard of only one person
who was dissatisfied and the amount {
milk sent in by that person was Vers
small
Presiding Elder Truax was IN. tow Z
Sunday attending quarterly meeting ~
the Methodist church.
The Young Peoples meetings at tn.
Congregational church have been placed
J in charge of a committee Of five elected t'
serve three months. This is new de-
parture and it is hoped that the inteies
. In the meetings may be sustained ana
: larger attendance assured. 1t will be TN
endeavor to make these meetings interest,"
ing and IL is earnestly desired that INT
young people may see their way clear Z
, be present Meetings held every Thurs
! day evening in vestry of Congl church.
The barn and outbuildings of M. G. Al
/ len who resides about five miles from tn
). village were struck by lightning and con
2 sumed with their contents early Monoa.
morning. The bsrns contained, as neari,
as we can ascertain, from forty TO nit
tons OF hay as well as other crops In
live stock which was in the barns was 81
: removed in safety. This loss VIII IAN es
pecially hard upon Mr.. Allen as there wa
o no insurance upon either barns or con
tents.
= Parties representing the Reece Button
a hole Machine Co., were in town last weS
( and removed the machine which had pee
e rented to the factory here.
Mrs. NJ. H. Corwin representing the "
: G. T. u. and Mrs. +. NJ. Tracy represent
i ing the Y. w. c. T. u. attended the stat
Convention OF these organizations az De-
! lows Falls last week.
3 Rev. b. b. Sherman and Dea gohn 1
. BACON went to Williamstown Tuesda,
h Sent. 10th as members Of the council {
= churches which met to ordain hev.
a Newton Perrin, who has supplied u
K church at that place for the past year.
/ A little daughter of Geo. II. Bacon va
buried Monday.
u A.B.F. Hildreth, who was born !
sr Chelsea and was engaged in the prlntln
$, business here some fifty years ago was
s, town Monday, accompanied by his nlec
81 After moving from Chelsea Mr.. Hildret
" published a paper at Bradford for a tim
then removed to Charles City, Iowa, whe
l. he now resides. At this place he also e.
le tablished newspaper and printing
II adjustment. beginning when the TOW
IN contained nothing in the way OF buile
ings except log houses. Mr.. Hilareth
now connected with the Charles City n
tional Bank and is also the author OF
lie hook. "Life and Times sof AFRO b. f. III
il dreth'' COPY of which he has present'
Mt to the Public Library.
~ wANTED.-A young man in my harne
y shop. D DEM
Grover Cleveland has written h
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