Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-19
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
no. BlxBY. Editor.
DIR. A. B. Smith is painting mis- house.

DR.. A. B. Smith is painting mis- house.
A verv interesting literary entertain
ment called "an evening with song and
story" was given at Hotel hall Friday ev-
ening, May 18Th by Mr.. Sherman's elocu-
tlon class. The young ladies did credit
to themselves and their instructor.
Frank Chandler has moved his family
to w. r. Junction.
II. E. Roberts of Boston is at the Orange
Co. Hotel ready for the trouting excur-
sion which he enjoys so much.
Frank Titus of this place and Bessie
Haskins OF Ely surprised heir friends by
getting married Monday. evening, Rev
b. B. Sherman performing the ceremony.
The HERALD wishes them pleasant trip
through life.
Mrs. J. b. Bacon returned Saturday
from weeks visit to her son at White
River Junction.
All members of Camp No. rs, Sons of
Veterans are hereby notified that the an
nual inspection of the Camp will be made
by Assistant Inspector r. w. Sault OF w /.
Randolph Saturday evening, May q at
Hotel ball, Chelsea. Every member re-
quested to be present promptly at s o.
clock. K. G. REED, Camp Commander
Fl. 0. BIxBY, LIST Sergt.
Albert Allen. AT old resident Of this
town, who moved to st. Adams last fall
died at that place Thursday night. HIS
remains were b. Dug It here for interment
Saturday accom- panied by his widow, old :
est daughter, Mrs. Leach and husband and
sons, Bert and Fred. The funeral services
were held Sunday D. m. at the residence
OF 2. E. Godfrey, Rev. Mr.. Howard Off
ciating.
The Orange County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Convention is to be
held here with the Chelsea Y. w. G. T. u.
in the Cong'l church May "a and 25 The
convention begins Tuesday afternoon and
continues through Wednesday evening.
"Y hour" comes Tuesday evening. Mrs.
1. III. Reed of Shelburne, State W. c. I.
u. Supt. OF Higher Education is to be here
throughout the convention. A full and
interesting programme has been secured
and everyone is cordially invited to at
tend all the sessions.
Mrs. Nj. V. b. Davis celebrated her 55th
birthday quite pleasantly May Sth with
family party, each leaving some token of
remembrance.
Miss Josie Haywood has returned home
from Barre where she has been the past
winter and is working for c. S. Emery
1t is reported that A. w Whitney has
leased the Park House, Barre.
Mrs. Ed Caswell and sister went to Bar
re Saturday and while driving through
the streets OF "Granite City" were run in
to and upset by A. w. Batchelder who
was trying to manipulate one Of those lit
tie animals called "bronco." The ladies
escaped with but slight injuries but their
horse ran with the broken carriage and
received serious il not fatal injury. Mr..
regretted the unfortunate &C.
curence and acknowledged his team the
one to blame.
NoT1cE.-Although having sold my
shop shall be found at the
same place until possession is given July
LIST when ] shall move into new quarters
provided before that time.
FRANK YEARTAw.
DIR. and Mrs. Smith were called to w.
r. junction last week to see her sister,
Mrs. r. II. Lyon who is sick with nervous
prostration. Mrs. VIM. Wilson of this
place has gone to take care OF her.