Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. G. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.

Topic for Young Peoples Meeting OIL
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th: Preparation
/ for Service; references, Acts ID. 3; LIST Pc
I ter 4. 7-10.
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Why don't you keep warm? See Cor,
! wins new adj. and don't go cold any long
err.
All kinds of weather last week and lots
of mud.
Rev. b. B. Sherman, DIR. and Mrs. Cor
win and Mrs. E. d. Barnes attended the
Orange County Sunday School Convention
at Brookfield Center last week Tuesday
c. p. Dickinson offers special induce
ments this week, as you win see by refer
ring to his ad, in another column.
Miss Emma Darling and Miss Eunie
Noyes were at Montpelier last week.
Julian G. Hood of Lowell, Mass, was
home over Sunday, returning to Lowell
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Smith united
with the Cong'l church Sunday morning.
Ifyou want pair of boots or shoes, &c
to Corwin's.
Mrs. F. o. Tracy was in Montpelier last
Blackwell.
Come and see Corwin's neckties.
Leave your subscriptions for periodicals
with II. g. Woodruff. Look at these pric-
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Cosmopolitan, $40; Godey's, s2.75; La
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zine published for the money, S2.40; Scrib-
ner's Magazine, s2.75.
Fur Robes, S325 and upward, at Berry's.
Herbert o. Bixby came home Monday
night to vote for Grover; he returned to
Springfield Wednesday morning.
Representative Darling came home from
the Capital Monday night.
Get your underwear at Corwin's il you
want TO be perfectly satisfied.
Plush for lining robes at Berry's.
The last OF the exeursionists returned
home Saturday night.
For SALE.-Two nice young driving
horses; an open buggy and rubber-tr trim
med driving harness, both nearly new.
G. S. EMERY.
F. II. Tracy is in the Northern part OF
the State selling roofing for Whitney, Ira
cy & Co.
Big invoice of Horse Blankets just reed
at Berry's.
WANTED. - Calfskins, Sheep Pelts and
Hides at Berry's.
Mark Stoddard of Brookfield has taken
Geo. Medcalf's place on the Brookfield and
Chelsea West Hill milk route.
When your chimney is burning out next
winter,it will be a source of satisfaction to
know that you have roof that is fire.
proof. We can put on such roof for you
anG il will last lifetime. 1t is made of
the best steel. Ii is late; lose no time.
WHITNEY, TRACY & Co.
Rev. b. fisherman is to be away for two
weeks and there will be no preaching SER
vices at the Cong'l church for the next
two Sundays. The Sunday School and
weekly prayer meetings will be held as
usual.
Mrs. Amos Wright returned home Sat
urday night, bringing with her her child
which had been sick all the way from Man
chester. DIR. Smith was called twice Sat.
urday night and pronounced the disease
diphtheria IL seems a very careless pro-
ceeding for anyone to start away with
sick child, especially when it must have
been pretty well along in the first stages
of the disease. While there is but little
danger, probably, of the disease spreading,
it will be well for everyone TO take what
ever precautions they can.
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