Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
Chelsea Home News.
Il. G. wooDRUFF. LocalEditor.

Miss Cora E. Adams OF STAFFORD VISITED
in town last week.
Nancie E. Jones is at Mrs. Mary Tracy's
Mrs. Grace NJ. Bixby visited in Will
Jamestown lest week.
The organization papers of the new Or.
ange County National Bank have been
| forwarded, and the first meeting of the
stockholders for the election of directors
was held Wednesday.
Walter M. Ordway and son Roy were at
9. 5. Emery's last week.
John B. Bacon was at w. r. Junction,
Saturday.
The creamery has at present 112 patrons
and that number is being added to every
week.
Mrs. j. A. r. Corwin and Miss Flora
Corwin attended the Orange County w.
Z. t. U. convention at West Randolph
last week.
Last week Monday, Daniel Willis was
thrown from a moving machine onto a
heap OF stones and the lower part OF his
body was paralyzed by the shock. He is
still living, but his recovery is not ex-
pected.
Mrs. Sherman French OF New Hamp-
shire visited H. L. Bixby, her uncle, last
week.
Mrs. Julia V. Cummings is at her ia
theirs, A. H. Powers.
Cecil Rogers OF Lowell, Mass, is at VIM.
F. Hoods for the summer.
Bert II. Davis is home from West Fair
lee.
B. Berry has just received a new invoice
OF custom made, hand stitched, oak-stock
harnesses, and is selling at 1890.
John B. Corliss has been on the sick list
for tie past week, and Tom g. Dearborn
has been driving the Barre stage.
Ed. F. Smith, proprietor OF the South
koyalton House, was in town last week
Wednesday.
Machine Oil, ''The Best at Berry's.
James Hosking is spending his vacation
with his parents,at Copperfield.
A. H. Morey is agent for the Lowell Dia-
mond bicycle. Cali and see the wheel aud
get prices.
John Jones, who has been in failing
health for some time, died Thursday, July
ID, aged rs years. Rev. III. +. Forrest Off |
ciated at the funeral services Saturday.
II you contemplate visiting the Worlds |
Fair or going for a summer vacation II. H. |
Lyons lad pom this page will interest you. |
Write him for rates on cut-rate tickets. |
An Epworth League has been founded at
the Methodist church, with Mrs. Hattie |
f. Tracy, president; Miss Bernice L. Skin
ner, secretary, and Miss Katie T.. Laird, |
treasurer.
The Hyde buildings, which were recent
ly purchased by the town, with the land |
were sold--with the exception
Of one barn, which is to be used to store
t he road machines and other town proper
ty-last week Wednesday, T.. ID. Barnes |
being the purchaser, at s555.
A town meeting has been called for
Wednesday, July 18th, to act upon the
articles:
ii /. To see il the town will vote to in
struct the selectmen to sell the land pur-
chased OF Morey Tracy.
2. To see IL the town will vote to au-
thorize the selectmen to use the proceeds
Of said sale for the purchase OF other land
for town purposes.
8. To transact any other necessary and
proper business.
The new catalogue OF Chelsea academy
is out.
pair OF gold bowed eyeglasses, With
chain, was found upon the North Com
mon last week. The owner can have the
same by calling on Parker Dexter.
& Butcher knives, strap hinges, poultry
netting, files, tacks, screws, bolts and
hitch chains at Berry's.
The first branch ofshe Union Veterans
Union to be established IN Vermont was
organized here last Saturday evening, with
thirty charter members. The band was
in attendance and, as usual OF late, did it.
lelf credit.