Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-07
Chelsea Home News.
h. @. WOODRUFF, LoealEditor.

Topic for Young Peoples meeting mex
Thursday evening, June s-'Vow ane
Pay" References, Feel. V. IA; Col.iii. %
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Bacon have re.
turned from their trip to the Worlds
Fair and the West.
A w. Chandler played with the Hart
ford band. and F. L. Beckwith, with the
Tunbridge band, which he is instructing,
Memorial Day.
The drama at Tunbridge, May 80 and
81, was attended by several Chelseaites.
The fountain is once more in running
order, and the trough which was used
during the winter has been removed.
S. w. Gilman of Marshfeld was at A. H.
Powers last week.
John H. Perkins has gone to Massachu-
sets to spend the summer with his son
Nathan.
VIM. F. Hood has recently had his
house painted.
Memorial Day was observed here, with
exercises in the afternoon at Highland
cemetery, followed by an address at the
M. E. church by j. K. Darling.
Miss Belle A. Densmore is at home.
o. A. Burbank and bride OF Boston Wis
tied his father, l.. A. Burbank, the first of
the week.
L. H. Sanborn, who fell and severely in
jured his hip early in the spring, was out
for the first time last week.
S. p. Hebard is boarding at the hotel.
Joe Mcconnell from Idaho is visiting
his mother here.
have the new sBread Winner" shoes,
price, 81 $50. The best shoe for the money
on the market, for everyday wear.
3w j. A. r. CoRwIN.
Come and see my line OF mems shirts for
summer wear. 3w J. A. r. CoRwIN.
corwin has a good line of mems straw
hats. 3w
A game Of ball was play ed at North
Tunbridge. Memorial Day, by mines from
Chelsea and Tunbridge, resulting ia vic
tory for the former by a score of p to y.
Score by innings:
Chelsea 20421 3 *-22
Tunbridge 100000 8 LIP
1t is expected that a return game will be
played at Chelsea, Friday.
Miss Kate Bryant is home from South
Royalton.
The June term of Orange County Court
opened Tuesday, Judge Start presiding.
The jurors from this town are: grand, A.
f. Tracy and w. 5. Hatch; petit, c, P.Ab-
bott and p. j. Little. The present indi-
cations are that the term viii be a short
one.
Frank o. Morse has purchased of Willis
Scales the house and land now occupied
by {. H. Perkins.
Mrs. Yesta NJ. Allen has been elected
superintendent Of the Sabbath school at
the NJ. +. church.
Children's Day will be observed by both !
churches next Sunday, June 18th.
A. B. K. Hildreth of Charles City, Iowa,
has recently erected a granite monument |
ents. who were old-t residents of Chel- |
sea.
L. ID. Barnes and f. j. Caswell were |
elected as executive committee to have the
general supervision of the Fourth of July /
About $50 have been raised |
thus far, and there seems to be no reason
why we should not have a successful cele- |
brstion.
Corwin has the Sanford corn. 3w |
AT the regular meeting of Waterson
Post, No. As G.. A. r., the following reso-
Iutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the sincere thanks of |
the Post be extended to j. X. Darling for
bis kindness in delivering the address on
Day.
RESOLVED, That the sincere thanks Of /
The Post be extended to all who contrib |
uted TO make the exercises OF the day a |
success. Per order Com.
Remember that Corwin has the Mems /
Shoes, the best everyday I
shoes in the market. Price, only $3.50. 20 |
Mrs. Minerva n. Churchill died, after a
short illness, May 21st, aged SO years. The /
funeral was attended at the house Satur-
lay afternoon, Rev. B. B. Sherman offici- |
lting.
The subscription books for the new Or 4
ange County National Bank were opened |
last Thursday. Many of the stockholders !
)f the old bank are taking stock in the /
new, as are many of our citizens who are |
not interested in the old bank. The capt. 4
ial of the new bank is to be the same as
hat OF the old-50,000, divided into 500
shares of Sl00 each.
| have the heavy Brogan Working
Shoes; only S1.25. j. A. Il. CoRwIN. 20
Tapley's "Bread Winner" outwears air