Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-15
Chelsea Home News.
H. G. WOODRUFF, LocaiEditOr.

Topic for Young Peoples meeting jun
Is: ''0ur Young Lives for Christ" Ref
erences, Eccl. xii. l; ii. Tim. iii. Is; Tim
iv. II.
H. w. Kemp of Montpelier, Nationa
Bank Examiner, was in town Monday
making an examination of the affairs o.
the First National bank.
Henry II. Kohn, Gen' Agent of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. oil
Hartford, Conn.,, was in town last week
A. r. Hood & Son have just put in So
da fountain, which will be run eontinu-
ously during the warm weather.
Orcutt Bixby was in Tennessee last
week, buying cattle for c. l. Hood of Low
| ell, Mass.
Mrs. A. E. Mills OF St. Louis, Mo-, is at
j. B. Atwood's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer c. Bradbury of
Bethel visited Mr.. Bradbury's mother
over Sunday.
S. t. Harrington was in town over Sum
day.
Mrs. F. j. Titus and infant SON are Wis
iting her parents, in Copperfield.
Remember that Corwin has the Mems
Breadwinner Shoes, the best everyday
shoes in the market. Price, only S1.50. 20
/ have the heavy Brogan Working
Shoes; only SIPS. ]. A. r. CoRwIN. 29
There will be vesper service at the NJ.
Z. church next Sunday evening, June IS,
including lecture on "The Fast Young
Man" All are cordially invited to attend.
Corwin has the Sanford corn. 3w
Mrs. VIM. Veazey of somerville, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
Children's Day was appropriately OBJ
Served at the village churches Sunday.
Will anyone having books or magazines
to be bound, please leave them with j. NJ.
Comstock?
Mrs. Grace M. Bixby attended the an
nual encampment of the Sons of Veterans
and Ladies Aid Society at Brattleboro
last week.
Arthur Il. Morey has the agency for the
Lowell Diamond Bicycle, one of the high
grade wheels, which sells at Sl15 in the lat
est model. Call and see him and get eata-
logues of wheels and sundries.
A game OF ball was played Friday, on
the fiat opposite Willis Scales, by a nine
from Tunhridge, assisted by a STAFFORD
battery, and Chelsea nine. The Stafford
pitcher was too much for the Chelsea boys, |
who combined with an inability to hit, a
very rocky fielding game. and the Tun-
bridge Strafford aggregation was Veto
rious by the score Of 3s to 4. Outside Of
the work of the STAFFORD battery, the /
game was featureless. The following is |
Tunbridge 12Os6247 2-3s
Chelsea 0 0 0 0 0 O. I
Jacob Farwell, who has been in failing
health for some time, died Saturday, June
10, aged 10 years. Mr.. Farwell has lived /
for several years at The home OF his SON
in-law, Benson Sanborn.
The following is the list OF names on
the roll OF honor in the primary school
for the term ending June 8, Lillian NJ.
Wells teacher: Laura Nj. Andrus, Cho-
rene o. Barnes, PAMELA NJ. Coburn, Grace
NJ. Clough, Margaret Comstock, Edith f.
Hood, Sybil II. Sargent, Eunice X. Sar
gent, Mildred sherman, Philana q. Slack,
Amelia NJ. Slack, Zilla n. Smith, Nettie
T.. Wells, Donald l.. Comstock, Charles K.
Dickinson, George Nj. Davis, William
Dexter, John b. Hatch, Ned B. Heath.
Those absent not over one day were
Blaine Smith, Louis Densmore, Emma
Hatch, Lily Robbins, Blanche Townsend.
/ Look at those elegant Busters and Lap
Robes at Berry's.
Ernest A. Corwin is atten In g the Grand
Lodge of Masons at Burli' ,In this week
as a delegate from Geo Washington
Lodge, No. 81.
Horse Sheets and Flv Nets at Berry's.
C. S. Emery is coni.nd to the house
with Inflammation OF lie eyes.
Corwin has GOO line of white dress
goods and white angots. 29
Screen Doors, = IS md $50, at Berry's.
Miss Florence j. &c is assisting at the
postoffice.
Single and dp5le driving and work
harnesses and Kinds of harness shop
ping at Berry
Poultry Ne lag, one cent per foot, at
Berry's.