Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19
Chelsea Home News.
H. G. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.

. Topic for Young Peoples meeting OF
Thursday evening, Jan. 26th: Goods
Covenant. II Thoa Wilt-Then." Refer
ences, Zech. 3, I; John Is. rs.
Cold, cold, cold! 1t has been many
years since we have had such a long and
severe siege Of cold weather
Chas. z. Dickinson was confined to his
house few days last week, threatened
with pneumonia. he is, however attend
ing to business the same as usual this
week.
Geo. w. Berry is attending school at So.
Lancaster, NJ sss
Miss Eva Thompson gave a party to sew
eral OF her young friends last Wednesday
evening, it being the 18th anniversary of
her birth.
Arthur III. Morey now has the agency
for the Manchester Telegram, copies OF
which may be had at the drug store.
Word was received here last week Thurs
! day of the death of Alanson g. Smith of
STAFFORD, which occurred at State Line,
Miss, whittier he had gone with the hope
OF building up his shattered health. Mr..
Smith was well known in this vicinity
and was a brother of Burleigh Smith and
an uncle of Dr.. A. b. Smith OF this town.
Julian c. Hood OF Lowell, Mass, is
spending a few days With his parents
here.
Chas. c. Brill, Professor of Chemistry
and Physics in Norwich University North
field, VT, was in town last week, having
been summoned by the State to give ex-
pert testimony in the Thetford poisoning
case in the County Court.
IA. r. Corwin was in Boston last week.
Several teams have been employed in
getting ice the past week. The ice is of
exceptionally fine quality, clear and
thick.
You would not think OF allowing your
property to remain uninsured; why your
life, which is of vastly more Importance?
Send me your age and will mail you a
statement of costs and results. II will
pay you to give this little thought.
G. s. EMERY.
Walter f. Adams has so far recovered |
from the injury that he received some |
weeks ago as to be able to go out of doors; |
but he is as yet unable to do any work.
The young people are enjoying their
evenings skating, the ice being tne best |
that ii has been this winter.
Herbert A. Luce has advertised a lot of |
hay, straw, grain, stock, farming tools. /
etc, to be sold by public auction Wednes-
day, Jan. 25th.
Miss Rosette E. Emery is now in a pri-
waite hospital in Boston WHERE, last Friday,
she underwent very painful surgical OPP I
Grafton AT last reports she was getting
along very we'll.
Now is the time to get clothing cheap
at Corwn's. See ad.
Landlord Barnes has recently got out a
new advertising hotel register containing
the cards of many of our business men as
well as OF some concerns in other places.
II you have any friends living out OF
Town whom you think might be interest
I'd in reading the CHELSEA HERALD, please
hand me their names and postoffice adj
dresses and shall be glad to send them
sample copies
Fl. q. WOODRUFF, Local Editor
Corwin sells the Solar Tip Shoes, the
BEST wearing child's and miss shoes on
he market.
IL. +. Roberts made only short stop in
own, returning to .oston Saturday morn
ng.
Court will probably have adjourned by
he time this reaches you, having already
Jeen in session longer than was antici-
)ated.
Get your tea and coffee at Corwin's.
Any who desire missionary almanacs
AN get them by applying to any member
Il the Young Peoples Prayer Meeting
Committee and paying six cents.
A CARD.-We take this opportunity to
Express our heartfelt thanks to our friends
md neighbors for their kind assistance
md sympathy during the sickness and at
he burial of our only daughter, Lillian E.;
Ilso to the w. r. c. for its floral offering
CHAs. b. RICH, ELIZA A. RICH.
Do you want a good, everyday shoe?
Zee Corwin's at $3.50 and s1.65; warrante1
. give satisfaction.
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