Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-10-20
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. G. wooDRUFF, Local Editor.

The Young Peoples Prayer Meeting for |
Oct. q will be missionary meeting; SUD
ject, Japan
M b. Richardson of Braintree visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. E. L. Harwood, re-
Gently.
New invoice OF plush robes at Berry's.
Tenement to rent.-very handy. Small
rent. Inquire of b. BERRY.
Blankets and Robes are selling very low
at Berry's.
Axle Grease, Machine and Harness Oil
at Berry's-
Calfskins, Hides and Pelts wanted at
Berry's.
Herbert A. Luce, who has been working
in Burlington, has returned home.
Geo. Hutchinson took a trip to Man.
chester, n. H., and Boston, Mass.
w. P. Townsend completed his inspec-
ton tour Of the postoffices in this county
last week.
Mrs. A. II. Powers is visiting her sister
at Milford. y. II land will visit her daugh-
ter at Meriden before returning home.
Frank Titus has moved into the Wood
ruff tenement.
The Public Library catalogues have ar
rived and may be had for ten cents EACH
F.Braman of Montpelier was in town
last week.
Geo. Berry is assisting his father in his
harness shop.
Chas. Southworth, former proprietor
\ OF the Orange county Hotel, was IN Town
Saturday.
Do YOU want bargain? II you do you
should read c. p. Dickinson's adv. IN
another column.
S. B. Hebard was in Montpelier last
week.
H.G. Woodruff receives subscriptions
for all magazines and periodicals. Get his
rates before you go elsewhere. All orders
will receive prompt attention.
a. his fathers.
Miss Celestia Willis has gone to Ran
dolph for few weeks.
C.P. Abbott Of South Royalton was in
town Saturday.
simeon b. Titus Of Cambridge, Mass,
visited relatives and friends in town last
week.
HI. Bell OF tae Fitchburg Evening
Mail'' is spending a few days in toTvr,
making havoc among the "grayers' ana
other game in this vicinity.
II youlike an excellent cup OF coffee, iry
Thomas Woods a. Co.'S ''Old Dutch Java,
CSC. per pound, at c. P. Dickinson's.
It. @. Dearborn went to Bethel MONDAY
where he expects to work IN the snoe
shop.
ID. C. Remington, Jr., OF Pro sidence, h.
l., was in town last week looking hter
horses.
Miss Il. NJ. Hubbard of East Brookheld
is visiting her niece, Mrs. A. n. Woodruff.
Mrs. e. F. Peters has just returned from
Boston with new and complete line OF
, millinery and fancy goods. Also trimmed
, hats direct from New York. Please call
and examine.
Geo. Davis, who has been working for
B. II. Adams for the past few weeks, de-
parted early Friday morning and mas no1
been heard of since. The night before DC
left he had engaged TO work for Mr.. Ad-
ans through the winter and Friday morn,
ing he got up and fed the horses as usual
and has not been seen here since.
Fur Coats and Horse Blankets at {. r
Dickinson's.
Willie A. Densmore is working for BIZ
! Adams.
Henry H. Kohn. Supt. OF Agencies fol
i the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance 20. o
Hartford, Conn, was in town last Week
!, II. 5. Willis, United States Postottc'
inspector, was in town Wednesday, Oct
Y 18th, examining the local office.
! A. T. Davis OF Bethel was in town OF
= business last week.
"a penny saved is penny earned" SCI
Corwir's new lad" in another column.
Mrs. Mary H. Pike died OF apoplexS
saturday morning. Funeral services Wer'
held at The home Of her sister, Mrs. Chase
SUNDAY D. m, Rev. B. B. Sherman ofticiat
;, ing. The remains were taken to cornish
n. H., for burial.
Columbus Day will be observed by al
y the schools OF the town with appropriate
exercises at the Congl church, beginning
S at two O'Clock in the p. M, up 10 wnlcl
hour seats will be reserved for all chliarei
It of school age and their parents. ~
houed that from all districts OF the town
whether schools are or are not now IN ses
IL sion. there will be a general response y
this announcement. Papers VIII be rea'
s by several teachers. There VIII De reclta
tions by pupils and addresses by citizens
with patriotic songs.
p. w. Currier of Berlin visited at r. NJ
Collins recently.
N LYMAN Denison is taking short yaca
e ton and, with his wife, is visiting at Yves
Fairlee Eugene II. Kennedy taxes nj
place in the market during his absence.
% For the next few weeks the program o
a the weekly meetings OF the Hamilton
II club No 637 l.. l.. A., will be somewh ma
different from the usual order. Inc mem
A bers of the club have been organized INT
a legislative body modelled as nearly =
possible after the Vermont Senate I'M
/ plan will have all the advantages of tn
regular debates. and besides will have th
a. additional advantage Of better drill i
IL parliamentary practice. 1t will also CIV
the members practical knowledge OF hoi
the law-making machine works, and va
give them chance to help make y =
frhe officers OF the session were electe
Mondaynight and the first regular sessio
will be held next Monday evening at 10
n AT that time the standing committees WI
h be announced and the first bills intro
l. duced. A cordial invitation is extende
Of to the public to be presen, at TINS ano en
re ery other meeting of the club. 1t Is hope
n that there will be large attendance.
Is DIR. NJ. II. Corwin has house to rent.
= John n. Perkins returned home MOI
I dav night from Lowell, Mass, where
hoe haen fnr some weeks.