Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-05-31
Chelsea Home News.
a. G. WOODRUFF, LocalEditOr.

Topic for Young Peoples meeting OIL
Thursday evening, June Sth-"Vow an
Pay" References, Eccl. xii. L; ii. Tim. iii
Is; i. Tim. iv. II. Come early that til
meeting may begin promptly at 7.S0.
L. H. Bohonon has bought of Mrs. B. H
Adams the Ira Richardson farm.
Allen A. Emery of Somerville, Mass, il
visiting at C. S. Emery's.
The appearance of the South common
has been greatly improved by the remova
| of the dilapidated fence that surrounded
| it. If the good work could be continued
by the removal OF some of our plank side.
walks, which are not only dilapidated bu
| dangerous, and the substitution therefor
of something better, we think it would be
! appreciated by our citizens.
Boy number three arrived at P. ]. Lit.
ties Tuesday, May 23d.
NJ. F.SBramon OF Montpelier was in
town last week.
Chester M. Davis has purchased of Dud-
ley Cabot's estate, the house in which be
now resides.
Principal w. H. Cummings of Meriden,
N. H., has been spending a few days in
town.
Frank o. Morse of Boston, who is board
ing at q. w. Taplin's, has bought of Sarah
Mcconnell piece of land near Mr.. Tap
Inns, and proposes to erect a summer res
idence there in the near future.
Sylvanus H. Hubbard died of heart dis
ease Tuesday, May 23d, aged Y years. The
funeral was attenced at the house Thurs
day afternoon, Rev. s. A. Parker officiat-
ing.
Cadet Walter 6. Huntley, class of '95,
Norwich University, visited at circuit
Bixby's last week.
a
successful operation for cataract on the
eyes OF Mrs. Dudley Cabot, last week
Wednesday.
have the new "Bread Winner" shoes,
price, $50. The best shoe for The money
on the market, for everyday wear.
3w j. A. X. CoRwIN.
Come and see my line OF mems shirts for
summer wear. CIV j. A. r. CoRwIN.
Corwin has good line of mems straw
hats. 3w
Fremont Durham died in Springfield,
Mass, hospital Tuesday, May 23d. The
body was brought here for burial, the flu
neral being held at the Nj. Il. church Fri
day, Rev. H. +. Forrest officiating.
Fresh cookies from a Vermont bakery
at Hatch's every two weeks.
All persons interested in forming a
branch club of the Vermont Fish and
Game League are requested to meet at {.
5. Emery's office at O'Clock p. m, Satur-
day, June 3D..
At the meeting to see about Fourth OF
July celebration, held at Hotel Hall, FRI
day evening, committee of three was APP
pointed to solicit funds. At this writing,
about $3.50 has been raised, and 1t is hoped
that this amount may be materially in
creased.
II. f. X. Hall Camp, Sons of Veterans.
and Ladies Aid Society moved into their
new hall last week, which they have re-
fitted and furnished in a neat and thor
ough manner. The first meeting in it
was held last Saturday evening, il being
the annual inspection OF the Sons of Vet
Grams, by Capt +. w. Sault of West Ran
dolph. The camp marked well and takes |
its place as one Of the first in the Vermont |
Division. The Ladies' Aid society came
in during the evening and furnished re-
very pleasant time was
had.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sault of West Ran
dolph were guests OF Capt. w. II. IL. Hall |
last Saturday. Mrs. Sault was initiated |
into the Ladies' Aid society and was elect
ed as delegate TO the encampment at Brat
tleboro.
Hon. S. b. Hebard has returned from
Chicago.
window Screens, 25c and 30c.; Screen |
Doors, 81 20 and Sl.50 at b. Berry's.
Single and double driving, also light /
and heavy farm and team harnesses, on
hand at Berrys.
Axle Grease and Washers, Harness Soap
ana Oil, and Anti Rattlers, at Berry's.
Mrs. Minerva n. Churchill is seriously |
III, and doubts are entertained of her re-
,overy.