Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-15
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. g. wooDRUFF, Local Editor.

John L. Bacon was elected to represent
the town of Hartford in the next House.
This is guaranty that Hartford will be
well represented.
Amos Dickinson of Barre was at c. A.
Densmore's last week.
Gel. John c. stearns OF Bradford was in
town Monday.
Miss Lizzie Spencer of Claremont, n. H.,
is visiting relatives in town.
Among those from Chelsea who attend
ed the State Fair at White River Junction
last week were Frank +. Bixby, E. A. Cor
win, G. p. Dickinson, VIM. +. Hood, A.
E. Mills, l.. d. Parkhurst, w. II. Titus, W.
P. Townsend and A. w. Whitney.
DIR. s. N. Goss and E. NJ. Collins were
at Montpelier last week Wednesday.
Geo. A. Tracy left Friday for Concord,
n. H., where he has situation on the
Boston q Maine railroad.
WANTED.
At once, new subscribers to the CHEL-
SEA HERALD. Get our clubbing rates.
HERALD and Peterson's S2.70, with new
subscribers to HERALD $3.50. HERALD
and Review of Reviews 1885. We viii
give special clubbing rates TO strictly new
subscribers to the HERALD. Now is the
time to subscribe.
John H. Watson, and Col. A. NJ. Dickey
of Washington and Chas. P. Tarnell of So.
Royalton were in town last Friday and
Saturday attending the adjourned hearing
of the case of the First National Bank VS..
Fits.
H. E. K. Hall Camp, No. 2s, Sons of
Veterans has established headquarters
in the Tarbell block where rooms will be
fitted up at once. The next regular meet
ing will be held Wednesday, Sept. 21st
Geo. A. Emery and wife of Somerville,
Mass, are at Z. >. Emery's.
E. A. Corwin goes to Boston to-day,
Thursday, to purchase goods for the fall
trade. Mrs. j. A. X. Corwin accompanies
him.
A ride was given Wednesday, Sept. in
honor OF Miss Harriet Webster. The par
ty went TO STAFFORD where they passed
most enjoyable day. They visited the
grounds OF Vermont's "Grand Old Man, 2
Senator Morrill, and were shown about the
grounds by him. They also celebrated
the day by taking unto themselves
name, "The Cone Club" suggested we be-
lieve by the cones which they brought
home as souvenirs OF the trip. The par
consisted Of Mrs. circuit Bixby, Miss MI
lie Corwin, Mrs. c. p. Dickinson, Mrs. O.
5. Emery, Miss S. Ada Hall, Mrs. JON
Lyman, Mrs. f.. o. Tracy, Miss Harl II
Webster.
The Public Library will be opened fll
the first time Saturday, Sept. 18th. Books
may be drawn from 100 to I.30 p. m. For
the present the library will occupy the
rooms over j. A. X. CorWin's store. At
present the library consists Of about 100
volumes.
Fred Z. Atwood left Tuesday morning
for Boston where he win attend Bush
ness College.
Miss Milton and Miss Rodgers, the lady
evangelists who have been working in
town for the past few weeks, close their
labors here this week.
The present indications are that the po-
tato crop will be almost failure.
The members of Hamilton Club, No.
63T, L. L. A., will give Whittier evening
next Monday night, Sept. 18th instead of
the regular program. A cordial invita-
ton to attend is extended to all.
While at work shingling the house of
e. F. Peters last week Wednesday, the
staging gave way and threw Il. f. Peters,
NJ. V. b. Davis, Z. n. and W. II. Dear
born to the ground. Mr.. Peters was quite
badly injured and has been confined to
his bed but is improving. c. y. Dear
born got off with a sprained wrist while
the other gentlemen were uninjured, tho
considerably shaken up.
CARD.-I hereby wish to express my
thanks TO the many relatives, friends and
former neighbors of my father, who so
kindly rendered us any assistance in their
power at the time of the burial of my ia
Their. CHAs. F. HEMENwAY.