Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09
Chelsea Home News.
Il. G. wooDRuFF, LOcalEditor.

tue pulpit OF the M T.. cUufcu Ounud9
while Rev. II. F. Forrest attended quarter
ly meeting at Corinth.
Fur Robes at Berry's, 50 and up.
Fur Robes lined, and Innings for sale a
Berry's.
A new iron railing has been put aloni
the sidewalk on the Tracy bridge, so tina
the belated pedestrian is now in no DANCE
OF falling off.
Arthur A. Abbott has charge of the har
ness shop over Pettes a. Denison's market
so the new sign announces.
Large stock OF Driving and Work Har
nesses at BerrY's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Mills, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Alice Mills, went
to Manchester, n. H., where they are tc
spend the winter, last Thursday.
Levi L.Pierce has rented the vacant ten
ement in James c. Atwood's house.
Hilas f. Roberts returned to Boston,
Mass, last week Thursday. Mrs. Camp
bell, who has been staying at the hotel
this summer, also returned to Boston the
same day.
Frank A. Skinner was in town over Sun
day.
Julian c. Hood was home from Lowell,
Mass, over Sunday, returning Monday
Hood, accompanying him.
VIM. NJ. Carnes OF East Barre was in
town Monday.
F.. j. Caswen went to Bridgeport, Conn,
Monday.
The remainder Of our Boston excursion
lists returned Saturday night.
The regular monthly meeting OF the w.
G. T.. U. is announced for Thursday, Nov.
9Th, at o'clock p. m.
Herbert o. Bixby took charge Of the
postofiiee last Thursday morning, Nov. 2.
Miss Flora NJ. Corliss is the new assistant.
A dividend OF Is per cent on the capital
stock of the First National bank has been
declared, making rs per cent paid up to
this time.
A third instalment OF 10 per cent OF the
capital of the National Bank of Orange
County has been called.
Tuesday morning, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II.
Caswell left for Bridgeport, Conn, where
they will spend the winter.
Fred c. Sleeper is at w. II. II. Halls.
VIM. Ashley was home a part OF last
week but has returned TO his work, driv-
ing peddler's cart for A. c. Martin of
White River Junction.
Wednesday OF last week, while blowing
for Chas. NJ. Blaisdell, Albert Thompson
had the misfortune to fracture one OF the
small bones of one wrist, necessitating
the use OF sling.
some time, died Tuesday, Oct. 31st. The
funeral was held the same day, Rev. Ii. +.
Forrest officiating.
Miss S. A. Minard, who has been visit
ing relatives in town for the past week re-
turned TO Boston, Monday morning.
Miss Eva Thompson went to Milford, n.
H., Monday morning to visit relatives.
The travelling clothing store which has
been holding forth at Ira Thompson's,
left for Montpelier last week Thursday.
Mrs j. b. Atwood and son Fred went to
n. H., Monday, to spend the
winter. Mr.. Atwood went Saturday with
he goods. Their house here will be clos
ID this winter.
Mrs. Geo. Goodrich's father, Martin
Paine, died at Brattleboro last week sun
lay. The funeral was held Wednesday,
Nov. list, at East Brookheld.
Be fair with yourself and see {. P.Dick-
nson's ad. in another column.
Carl M. Beckwith is home from Bethel,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, the Ep-
worth League topic will be, ''Giving with
Prayer and Love- Acts Xxx. rs; l John
ii. II.
Several changes OF residence are booked
or this week: Harrie o. Flint is to move
o b. II. Adams house at the lower end of
he village; B. II. Adams family moves to |
he c. w. Clarke place, recently purchased
" Mrs. Adams, and Henry Clarke goes to
he tenement in Mrs. Luella l. Woodruff s
louse.
Sufficient support has been guaranteed |
o warrant those having the matter in !
harge, in engaging teacher. Mr.. Geo. |
Worcester OF Thetford has accordingly |
,een engaged. Mr.. Worcester comes very /
highly recommended, is a fine singer, has |
lad long experience as teacher, and we |
hould judge from all that we can learn, |
hat the outlook is very promising for
most successful term. The first lesson is |
announced for Wednesday evening, Nov. |
tn.
C. G. McAllister and wife, who have
,een working at the Orange County Hoo
ell for the past year, have finished work |
nd returned to Washington.
Mrs. George Lowell Of Woodsville, N. |
l., who has been visiting in town for the
vast week or ten days, has returned
Tome, taking her mother, Mrs. ]. g. |
dinard, with her.
p. ]. Little has five COWS for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert AinsM orth, accom-
,anied by their daughter of Manchester,
Y. H., visited at II. E. Aliens last week.
The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs. H.
2. Howard will regret to hear that Mr..
Towards health is such that he has been
to give up all work and expects
% go soon to Piermont, n. H., with the
rope that period of complete rest will
prove beneficial.
n. Il. Perkins, former resident, is in
own.
The topic for Young Peoples meeting
It the Cong'l church Thursday eve, Nov.
9th, is "0ur Love Tested by Our Gifts"
, Cor. V. 1-9; tx. 6-S.
"Billy'' Hill is blacksmithing in the old
Cleveland shop. He has moved his family
o the home OF Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs.
4. A. Spear.
j. Nj. Atwood, representing The Phoenix
Mutual Life iDsuTTnce com csny, Is in this
Ticinity lookin- aiier assessments due
lbout this time.