Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-21
Chelsea Home News.
q. G. MooDRUFF, LocaLEdilor.

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4 Epworth League topic, Tuesday even
ing, Sept 26th: 'sThe Word of Cod
Ref: Psalms cxix. los: John iv. A. Acts
ii. Al i. John ii. II: i. Peter i. %; Eph. vi.
II; Heb. ". II.
w. p. Townsend returned Friday from
FarInington, Maine. where ne went with
Hugh Clarke, who is attending a private
school there.
Miss NJ. Emma Hatch is in town from
Hanover, y. H.
I Mrs. Rogers and son Cecil, who have
been spending the summer at VIM. f..
Hoods, returned to Lowell, Mass. Satur-
day.
Mrs. Herbert g. Bixby visited her hus-
band at Springfield last week.
Caliskins and Beef Hides wanted at B.
Berry's.
Hand made harnesses way down at
Berry's.
Fred L. Beckwith and family visited at
Danvilie, where he formerly lived, last
week.
Amos Emery Of Royalton was at C. 8.
Emery's, Saturday.
team from West Randolph was in
town Thursday, advertising the bankrupt
sale at the Corner Clothing store.
C. o. BurDham was out with a new-to
this route-coaoh last week.
VA Corwin visited at West Randolph
last week
J. L. Bacon and family OF W. R. June
ton are in town.
II. j. Bell came up from Massachusetts,,
Thursday-iust in time for the hunting
season.
Fred c. Sleeper is visiting at W. H. II.
Halls. Mr.. Sleeper has just finished i've
years term OF enlistment in the Marine
Corps and has retired from the navy.
Remember the Young Peoples sociable
at the Cong'l vestry Friday evening.
Dr. Corwin has three nice pigs for sale
also four year old heifer, new milch.
Last week, Chas. W. Bixby found his
five-year -old mare in the pasture with her
leg broken and had to kill her.
The members of George T. Hebard Com
mand, No. s, Dept. of New Hampshire,
are hereby requested to meet at the Sons
of Veterans Hall on Saturday evening,
Sept. sd, 1893, at o'clock sharp. Impor-
tant business to come before the meeting
at that time. Per order.
NJ. o. CoBURE, Colonel Commanding.
Official. NJ. v. B. DAVIS, Adjutant.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. PattiIlo, who have
been visiting F. NJ. Perkins, returned TO
Gloucester, Mass, Saturday.
Orcutt and Frank Bixby we're at Lin
coin last week, buying sheep.
Rev. H. F. Forrest preached at the Con
gregational church Sunday, and Rev. .B.
Sherman, at the Methodist.
The National Bank OF Orange County
has received authority to do business, and
the bank was open for business Mondsy
morning.
Z. l.. HarWood and family are visiting
Mrs. Harwood's parents in Braintree.
Henry c. Birchmore's mother, who has
lived with him for some time, died Thurs
day. Sept. 18th, at the advanced age OF 90
years. Funeral services were neld Satur-
day, Rev. II. f. Forrest officiating.
Witheren and Doud's Uncle Toms Cab
in Co struck town Friday. Their some |
what abbreviated street parade in the
morning was witnessed by more people /
ttan we have seen ia town since the ''Glo- |
rious Fourth Fifteen minutes later,
however. hardly person could be seen.
The company played, in the evening, to
we'll He'd seats and must have left town I
upwards OF s75 better off than theg enrer.
ed IT, OF the show itself. little need be
said, though il was much better than the
average rendering by this class Of compa- /
MES,
Saturday was an unlucky day for Dear |
born's livery. Ia the afternoon, q dasher
was demolished, and in the early evening,
States Attorney STOW, returning home |
from West Randolph and driving a heavy |
team, and Tom Dearborn. driving q trot- |
ter In a sulky, both driving rather slowly, /
collided almost in front OF the stable. Both |
Gentlemen were thrown from their vehi- |
eles but, fortunately, bad shaking up
was the extent 81 their injuries. The in
juries to the wagon and sulky were more
extended, one Wheel OF the latter being |
badly damaged and one wheel, the cross
bar and the top OF the former being pretty |
well smashed One horse was slightly in
jured on the leg.