Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-01
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. G. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.


ty.
Mrs. C. n. Bemis and daughter OF Brat
tIeboro have been visiting at c. S. Emery
At the republican caucus held Wednes-
day sAug. Path, j. K. Darling was nomi-
mated by reclamation as a candidate for
town representative. The following were
nominated for justices Of the peace; >. b.
Hebard, Willard S. Hatch, Franklin Dear
born, H. L. Bixby, Fred F. Monkey, Calvin
Goodwin, George Hutchinson.
Paul, twelve months old son of {: ?.
Dickinson, died Wednesday morning,
Aug. oath after a sickness of but little
more than week. The funeral was held
Friday, Rev. B. B. Sherman officiating.
Nearly all of the people who have been
spending the summer here have returned
to their homes.
At the democratic caucus held Friday,
Aug. Goth George Hutchinson was noml-
mated as a candidate for town representa-
tive and the Justice ticket placed IN NOM
ination by the republicans was endorsed.
J.K. Darling was at Woodstock last
Saturday on business relating to the {. IL.
Abbott Insolvency matter.
II. K Darling of Fitchburg, Mass, Is
spending his vacation in town with DIS Ia
Their.
Percy Heath now distributes papers in
stead OF Fred E. Atwood.
A. Stebbins of Montpelier represent
ing New York Life Insurance Co., was
in town last week.
FAY Thompson has gone to Gardner,
Mass, where he will attend Mt. Harmon
school.
S. B. Hebard and Geo. L. Stow attended
the state rally at Burlington Tuesday.
David K. Puffer of St. Johnsoury VINO
formerly resided here was married Wed,
Aug. oath to Miss Mabel A. Wilder oil
Richford, VT.
W.D. Walker and family of Barre are
visiting Mr.. Walkers mother here.
John B. Corliss visited his mother who
is very sick at Bradford, last Saturday.
j. K. Darling was one OF the speakers AT
the republican rally at Washington Toes
I. A. Corwin and Fred T. Monkey at
tended the republican rally at West Kan
dolph Monday evening.
John l.. Bacon OF White River Junction
has been placed in nomination Tor town
representative by the republicans OF mart
ford.
VIM. j. Tarbell, Jr. left Thursday for
his home at Minneapolis, MINI.
Misses Milton ana Rogers, the lazy
evangelists who have been working ior
the past two weeks in school districts ~ $.
and II are this week holding meetihss
in the village at the Cong'l church.
The infant son OF Ira Thompson a.
Thursday, never having been well. The
funeral was held Saturday, Rev. ). a.
Wright officiating.
Mrs. VIM j. Tarbell and Mrs, VIM.
Goodwin are visiting friends at Ashourn-
ham, Mass.
Sheriff /. c. Jones OF So. Royalton was
in town last week armed with warrant
as messenger of the Court OF Insolvency,
also with a mortgage of c. II. Abbott TO
the So. Royalton Shoe Co. for foreclosure
He demanded the property contained IN
the factory here in both OF these capaci-
ties; but found this property however IN
der attachment on a writ in favor OF the
Bell Shoe Co. and in the hands OF Consta-
bic Moves who refused to turn over the
property, Sheriff Jones therefore aban.
doned the attempt to get possession aho
at the hearing before the Court OF lnsoi-
vency at Woodstock on saturday last,
, strenuous effort was made to have al
those who assisted in the defense OF the
, property arraigned for contempt. ms
reouest however the court refused to en-
terrain. At this hearing Abbott was ad'
, Judged insolvent and thro' his attorney
made an offer of settlement on the pasii
OF twenty five cents on dollar, whlcl
, proposition so far as we know, mas no.
been seriously considered by tine creditors
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J; tional Bank. II. q. WOODBURY..
d The fan term Of Chelsea Academy open
ed Monday with the same board OF teacn
e ers as last year.
The members of the "Ten Pin Cluo ac
. companied by several invited guests tool
k.s, nnffnn trim to MOnIDelle
: last week. The party left here Thursda.
: morning and nearly all remained at tn
Capital until Friday afternoon and Whii
there they "took in" the annual music
: which was taking place at that time. IN
u ladies who went on the trip were MIS-. 4, =
d. Barnes, Mrs. c. N. Bemis, Mrs. +. W
: Bixby. Miss Nellie Nj. Corwin, Miss Flor
n Nj. Corwin, Mrs. c. 5. Emery, Mrs. W.
: Hatch. Mrs. w +. Hood, Mrs. j. q. hog
ers. Miss Addie Veazie and Miss Eva Yea
Il zie.
The tabernacle meetings which wer
held here last week under the dlrectioh
the Vermont Holiness Association close
= Sunday evening after very successiu
- series OF meetings. Quite large numDe
= of people were present Sunday Afternoon
!. and evening, many of whom were iron
% out of town and the attendance durin
the week was fairly good. Rev. ID; I
n REYNOLDS, formerly pastor OF the loca
ID Methodist Episcopal church and noA
President of the Vermont Holiness Asso
he citation mad charge OF the meetings. 9th
er out of town clergymen present dnrin
! the meetings were: Rev. w. A. Wood, ~
Point, Boston, Mass; Rev. E. A; IN
larry. Providence, r. L.; Rev. Mr.: Clari
le Wentworth, n. H.; Rev. Mr.. Weoste
Williamstown, Rev. Mr.. Merrill, Wash
S. ington, Rev. c. w. Ross, Corinth and Re-
j. A. Wright.
is News was received here Monday mgr
e. of the death, from the effects OF a shocl
le of Hon. Scion G. Smith OF Thettord, AZ
rv sistant Judge of Orange County and
4 candidate for reelection on the repuoi
= can ticket. This brings into prominent
I'd once more the deficiencies of the new ba
et lot law; no provision having been mac
r. for the filling of vacancies caused
DEATH