Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-07
Chelsea Home News.
H. g. WOODRUFF. LocaIEditor.

ing, Sept. 12-"The Things That Mov
Men" References: i. Cor. tx. %; Johl
viii. 32-3s; Gal. V. 1.
Franklin Davis has bought the hous
opposite Geo. Folsom's, with the farm be
| longing thereto.
Zebulon Marsh has returned from Wis
1t with friends in STAFFORD.
Albert Thompson sold lot Of persona
ELECTS at auction Saturday afternoon,J. F
Davis acting as auctioneer.
Harry II. Goss is home from Brockton
Mass, for two weeks vacation.
CHELSEA HERALD and Review of Re-
views to new subscribers to HERALD, S3, 25
DR.. NJ. II. Corwin has returned home
from the Worlds Fair.
Julian c. Hood returned to Lowell,
Mass, Friday.
The Ten Pin Club had picnic Thurs
day-Where, your correspondent is not
permitted TO disclose.
Union Temperance meeting was held
at the Methodist church Sunday evening,
Mrs. II. +. Forrest having charge of the
exercises,
Miss Clara Danielson, who has been Wis
lting Miss Gail Hood, returned to her
Massachusetts home last Friday.
sergt. Geo. M. Dearborn, Co. G., 9Th
Y lsH
engaged By the Union Veterans Union of
this town to deliver the Memorial Day
address, May Goth, 1894.
Prof. w. II. Cummings Of Meriden, n.
H., was IN town last week, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, returned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. r. Corwin were called
to Somerville, Mass, last week by the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. VIM. Veazie.
Geo. r. Kimball Of Boston was in town
last week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Emery and son Allen of
Sonerville, Mass, and Mrs. Albert Emery
and son George of Royalton visited at {.
5. Emery's last week.
Mrs. James Hosking and daughter Mel
lie of Copperield visited their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Frank Titus, last week
Rev. B. B. Sherman and Miss Hope re-
turned from a two weeks vacation last
week Tuesday.
Guy l.. Mexican returned to his home
in Manchester, N. H., last week Wednes-
day, and Seth and Sid Mills returned to
the same pace Friday.
The Walker Sisters of STAFFORD gave
very pleasing musical entertainment at
Hotel Hall last week Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude A. Hyde, with her daugh-
tiers, Florence and Gertrude, went to st,
Johnsbury, where they will make their
home, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn, Miss Hattie
H. Dearborn, Miss Mary A.Burbank, CLYDE
F. Camp and Fred Andrus attended the
"Golden. Rule Unionn convention Chris
tan Endeayor) at Bethel, Wednesday, |
Aug. 30th.
There was a stereopticon exhibition at /
Hotel ball, Thursday evening, Aug. 31st /
The attendance was somewhat small.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer c. Bradbury of /
Bethel spent Sunday with Mr.. Bradbury's /
mother, Mrs. E. F. Peters.
The directors of the new Orange County
Natl bank were advised last week by the
of the Currency that it had
been ascertained that there was now out.
standing 1920 of the circulating notes of
he old Orange County National bank
which was organized here nearly thirty
fears ago, and that, to avoid confusion, il
vas advisable to change the name of the
)ank now organizing. At a meeting of
he directors held at Tunbridge, Saturday,
{ was decided to call the bank either the
Bank of Orange County or the
econd National bank, as the Comptroller
night elect. At the same meeting, Mr..
)sman b. Copeland of Lawrence, Mass,
Fas elected cashier OF the new bank.
A tennis tournament was begun Friday
nd, at this writing, the singles are not
ct finished. In the doubles, f. f. At
rood and H. G. Woodruff defeated A. c.
ILLS and X. w. Waterson in the finals
g; 6-3.
Mrs. E. B. Robbins has purchased the
r. Bagley place and viii soon move
here.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Bell of Leonlinster, Mass, ac-
ompanied by her son and her sister, Miss
heney, has been stopping at the hotel
be past week.
The bridge by f. o. Tracy's store is re- !
Giving some needed repairs. I
S. T. Harrington is putting in a grist-
ill in the upper part OF Beckwith's saw
ill. The machinery has arrived and is
eing put in place this week. Mr.. Far (
ngton has had ample experience in his
1siness, and in the years that he has
orked here, he has won the confidence
I'D esteem Of those with whom he has
zen brought in contact. We can see no
ason why he should not meet with mer- =
ed success in his new venture.
We clip the following from the United
pinIon OF last week:
''Maj. Charles h. Darling of Fitchburg,
ass, Oldest son of j. X. Darling, Esq,
Chelsea, in this county, has just been
,pointed Adjutant General of the Sons of :
eterans' National organization. The [
tchburg papers and the Boston Globe
eak in the highest terms of General
arling. He gets his title of Major from !.
'lding that Office in the sixth regiment
the National Guard OF Massachusetts,.
be Boston Globe says, The appoint
ent OF Chas. K. Darling as adjutant gen.
al. which was the first official act OF n,
in Chief Maccabe (of the S.
W was the selection of the most avail
lie man for the place. The weil-known L.
ility of Brother Darling and the expert
&c in the executive work gained by him "
Adjutant of the 9th infantry, and later, =.
adjutant, inspector and commander OF
e Massachusetts division, Sons OF Vet q.
ans, are assurances that the position
II be filled equally as well, il not better,
an ever before In his own city, he is q.
.rk Of the common council and clerk Of
E various committees OF that body and a ..
Of the school committee of Ward