Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-05-10
Chelsea Home News.
q. G. WOODRUFF, LocalEdi.or

Topic for Young PEOPLES meeting or
Thursday evening, May Winning
souls. References, Proverbs, XII. 30; Cor
tx. 1923.
Clapboards, sheathing papers, carpet
inning, Cooley chimney caps, three ply
ready roofing and steel and iron roofing
for sale by WHITNEY, TRACY & Co.
Geo. A. Tracy left Saturday morning for
Lowell, Mass, where he has good posi-
| ton.
Byron Berry has sold his bay mare and
top carriage to Rev. H. F. Forrest.
The spring term of Chelsea Academy
closed Friday.
Mrs. E. W. NATION has returned from
an extended visit in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Byron Berry is at present staying
with her mother, who is quite feeble.
ID. g. Blake has closed his feed store and
removed his stock in trade. Mr.. Blake's
health has been very poor of late, and he
reels obliged to give up his business on
that account.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Kimball of
Boston, Mass, are in town.
Supreme Court was of short duration,
adIourning Wednesday forenoon of last
week.
WANTED.-Light, secondhand, two
horse lumber wagon in good running or
der. E. w. HooD.
Mrs. Garyin is seriously ill.,
W. P. Townsend has some nice open and
covered carriages for sale. Give him call. |
Chas. ID. Perkins, who recently went |
from this town to Massachusetts, was in |
town last week. He is at present employ /
ca as nurse in the hospital OF the State /
Aims House, Tuxbury, Mass.
There was a very good attendance at the
social and supper at the Cong'l vestfy on
Friday evening.
A Tennis club was organized Saturday
evening.
Erastus Young sold his personal prop
erty at auction last Thursday: we do not
understand that the farm was disposed Of.
have opened blacksmith shop in the
old Cleveland shop and am prepared to do
all kinds OF shoeing at reasonable prices.
Give me call. 4w II. A. DAVIS.
The real estate and personal property
belonging to the estate of Maria r. Co.
burn were sold at auction Saturday. The
house was purchased by Fred l.. Beck
with.
Roma Spiller, wife of Erastus Smith,
died Tuesday, May 2, aged sixty years,
eleven months. She was member Of the
not only in the home circle but by her :
many friends and neighbors. Funeral
services were held at the house Thursday
?. M, Rev. B. B. Sherman attending.
Mrs. Chas. Densmore has sold the Fran
lis Bradshaw place, SO called, to Freeman
). Noyes.
After long and painful illness, JOSIAH
). Minard died Wednesday, MAY Sd in the
4 year of his age. Funeral services were
conducted at the house Friday p. m. by
Rev. H. F. Forrest, pastor of the M. E.
,hurch.
J. M. Atwood OF the Phoenix Mutual
LIE Insurance Co.. is in town.
c. S. Emery was out OF town on BUSH
less the first OF the week.
A. w. Chandler is selling nursery stock
n this vicinity. !
J. A. h. Corwin is among the sugar pro- !
lucers this week, taking samples for the !
Government bounty.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hood are parents OF !
daughter, born Saturday. {
WANTED.-To exchange a new express
wagon for horse. Inquire of B. BERRY.
AT the town meeting held Saturday, the s
chool directors were authorized to make e
ONE arrangement with the trustees of !
'helsea Academy for the instruction OF |
'upils. t
For SALE.-New, two-seated express !
wagon. Inquire OF B. BERRY. :
Corwin has the Somerset Dress Reform 4
'orset. Nv !
have the best line of Spring and Sum-
ner overcoats ] have ever had.
W j. A. r. CoRwIN. !