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

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Fred G.. Carter and wife of Lebanon, n.
| H., were in town last week, returning
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Dayis, Thurs
day.
Chas. p. Dickinson was in Boston last
week, stocking up for the fall trade.
Gustus w. Cleveland has bought OF Fred
s. Rich the place on the West Hill occu-
pied by him, paying therefor $3.50.
There was a bean supper and social at
the Congl vestry last week "Wednesday al
ternoon.
VIM. f. Hood was confined to the house
several days last week with an attack OF
rheumatism.
have for sale at my office the Law and
Miscellaneous Libraries Of the late Z. W.
Clarke. A rare opportunity to obtain
books at very low prices. Call.
Wv c. s. EMERY, Admr.
Mrs. Amelia A. Wallace has purchased
OF Mary b. Gale the small house near the
Courthouse bridge, and viii take posses
sion Nov. 1st.
Last Friday, DR.. F. H. Godfrey shot
Canadian woodpecker, bird rarely seen
as far south as this. The bird was nearly
as large as a crow, with black body and
red head. H. j. Bell took the bird back
with him and will have it mounted.
Miss Lena E. Spalding, Miss Lillian NJ.
Wells and Miss Flora M. Corwin attended
the Washington County Teachers Insti-
tute at Barre last week.
VIM. B. Marston, who for many years
was a resident of this town. died at the
home OF his sister in South Royalton last
week Tuesday. The body was brought
here for burial Thursday.
The band attended a husking at VIM: A.
Mattoon's in Vershire last week Tuesday
evening.
7. q. Dearborn has trotter entered IN
the $3.50 class at Tunbridge Fair and II Is
expected that he will snake 'em hustle"
Everybody and all the children take in
the Worlds fair at Tunbridge this week.
While ii may not be quite so extensive
as its Chicago namesake, we will wager
that as happy crowds will throng its
grounds during the day and will leave its
gates at night beaming with as much sat /
isiaction as those going out from the
"White City,"
H. j. Bell and family have returned to
Leominster, Mass.
Nelson j. Hood OF Vershire has rented
the Fordyce Fuller house and is soon to
move thereto.
w. p. Townsend and family and Mrs.
Mary E. Walker spent Sunday in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ii. Adams, Jr., are the
OF a son born Oct. LIST.
f. ii. Tray, of Whitney, Tracy Co.,
was at North Haverhill, y. H., last week,
laying steel roohng fer the sheds CT the
North Haverhill Granite Co.
E. NJ. Collins and family have removed
10 their old home in West Topsham and
Deputy Sheriff F. /. Whitney took posses
sion OF the Jail Monday.
Miss Josephine Hubbard has been APP ;
pointed administrators, and NJ. c. Allen
md A. G. Hubbard. commissioners, on the
IS tate OF the late Sylvanus II. Hubbard.
John NJ. Atwood returned to Manches-
er, n. H., Saturday morning.
At the Clarke auction Saturday, Mrs. {
.unice A. Adams purchased the home
place, paying q $50. O
The appearance of the exterior OF the
1ong'l church has been greatly improved !
~ new platform and steps.
Sunday evening, Rev. II. F. Forrest de-
ivered lecture on "The Exemplary r
foung Man." taking, as an example,
Joseph.
Geo y. Simonds has moved into Ira
'hompson's house on the Back Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Scales and DIR. ). n. ?
loss left Tuesday afternoon for Chicago t
nd the Worlds Fair. They will each q
AXE an extended trip further West later. r
irs Goss and Miss Annie will accompa- ?
" the doctor as far as Syracuse, \. Y, S
rhere they will remain with friends until
is return. b