Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
Chelsea Home News.
H. G. WOODRUFF, LOcalEdit0r.

John B. Bacon was at Granville last
week.
]. F. Tucker has rented the Bell Shoe
company's house and is soon to move to
J the village.
E. o. Tracy and H. E. Roberts were at
Washington on business last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. II. Bowers is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lease, at Milford, N. II.
Herbert o. Bixby is at home, having
completed his labors at Springfield.
VIM. F, Hood went to Lowell, Mass,
Saturday, Oct. 7, to join c. |. Hood, his
brother, for a trip to the great Fair at Chi
cago. 'epdf
Miss Minnie B. Whitney is visiting
friends at Barre. u ,1atfoi5 -
The programs OF the Young Peoples
meetings at the Cong'l church were issued
last week.
Boston, $3.50. See r. II. Lyons card in
the postoffice window.
Orrin p Bacon's cider mill began oper-
ations last week.
New two-light windows have been put
into the bank building, adding greatly to
its appearances.
Job Rutter is very seriously i'll and, at
this writing, is not expected to recover.
Alonzo Noyes received a telegram last
week Tuesday evening announcing the
death OF his brother, Geo. w. Noyes, at
Boston, Mass. Mr.. Noyes went Thurs
day 10 attend the funeral.
The "World's Columbian Polyrama" is
billed to exhibit at the NJ. f. church on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th.
A daughter, Shirley, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert S. Camp, Oct. 6. Weight,
10 lbs.
The high wind OF last week laid low
quite a good deal OF fence about town, as
well as several trees. One OF the trees in
Mrs. Ellen F. Cleveland's yard was blown
down and, in its fall, broke down the tele-
graph wire.
Hon. Chester Dickey of Washington
was in town Monday.
The town has been repairing its build
ing back OF the bank, and grading the
townhall lot.
"Jimn g. Smith, who was arrested last
June, charged with adultery, and was
bailed by c. NJ. Smith of Burke, was given
up by his bondsman last Thursday and
was lodged in jail. He was again bailed,
Saturday, by Silas M. Magoon.
Mrs. Hyde Cabot, who has been serious
ly 81 for several weeks. is worse, and Dr.
Fish OF South Royalton was called to see
her Monday. 3n
Barnes and Townsend are repairing the
shop formerly occupied by James Sanford
as grocery, and the same will be used by
Whitney, Tracy & Co. as storehouse.
BE. Bond, lawyer at woburn, Mass,
was in town last week He is a grandson
Of Asa Bond, one of the early settlers of
this town.
The True Christian Life" is the Ep-
worth League topic for Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a. References on topic leafiet.
Joe Abbott has rented the Sleeper house
near the Academy building and viii move
thereto at once.
j. +. Hemenway has received, from
"Hood Farm" Lowell, Mass, yearling
Jersey bull (registereo). Richard Kenne-
dy has also received registered Jersey
bull from the same farm.
Ed. and Horace Tarbell OF Knowlton, p.
O., have been visiting their uncle, VIM. j.
Iarbell. They are sons OF the late Horace
Tarbe,l, who was at one tire a tailor in
this town.
Miss Nellie Locke is assisting in Mrs. f.
+. Peters millinery shop this fall.
"Trip to the Worlds Fair by Stereopti-
oon,r IS the title OF a lecture to be given
by SIR. NJ. c. Robbins OF Brattleboro at
Hotel call, Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th.
lliustrHlcu On lu0 Nlth = VI noAhDif
OF interest. Mr.. Robbins was at the Fair
three months and his lecture is highly
spoken Of wherever 1t has been given.
The first snow OF the season was seen on
the hills Monday morning.
Mrs. f. +. Peters has just received a new
lot Of millinery goods from New York;
also nice lot Of fancy goods. Please call
and examine.
While on the way to her brothers in
Brookheld recently, Mrs. Hannah Med
calf was thrown from the wagon, because
of the horses becoming frightened at
some object in the road, striking on one
shoulder. She was removed to the home
OF her son Oliver, with whom she lives,
and at present is able to sit up part OF
the time.
Edward Staples, lad of sixteen who
has been at work for o. s. Martin in Will
Jamestown, was arrested Monday by Dep
uty Sheriff F. l. Whitney, charged with
breaking and entering the dwelling house
of ID. w. Ramsdell, in Washington, dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. Ramsdell, and
stealing numerous articles. Two other
houses in the same neighborhood have re-
Gently been broken into, articles of small
value stolen and the contents of bureau
drawers and trunks scattered about the
rooms. He does not appear to be one
stocked with intelligence and confessed
having broken into the Ramsdell house
and to the taking of a part of the articles.
His hearing is set for eight O'Clock Tues
day morning before Justice A. 5. Hatch.