Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-12
Chelsea Home News.
H. G. WOODRUFF, LOcalEdstOr.

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G. A. Emery OF Somerville, Mass, was
| in town last week and took in the World s
fair at Tunbridge.
Miss Gail c. Hood returned to the Rog-
er Hall school at Lowell, Mass, last week
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. II. F. Forrest and Rev. B.
B. Sherman attended the Orange County
Sunday school convention at North Thet-
ford last week.
Chas. F. Hemenway and wife OF Lowell,
Mass, who have been visiting friends
and relatives in this town and Brookfield,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sprague and daughter Hat
tie were at Mrs. Harriet Bacon's last week.
Notwithstanding the fire in the HER.
AID Office last week, the paper was de
layed here only one day. y A very credita-
BILE piece OF newspaper enterprise, by the
way.
T. G. Dearborn's trotter, Ray, won
third money in the 2:50 class at the
Worlds fair at Tunbridge last week.
An urn made OF the recently discovered
Washington marble is on exhibition at
the Orange County Hotel.
c. o. Burnham ran an extra coach to
the fair the middle day Wednesday,
The NJ. Z. parsonage has been shingled
the past week; Mrs Copeland is also max
ing needed repairs on her house on Maple
street.
Miss Belle A. Densmore was home last
week.
The roof OF the NATL Bank OF Orange
County has been receiving some needed
repairs this week.
The exterior Of the Methodist church is
being treated to a coat of paint, its APP
pearance being greatly improved thereby.
l.. G. Aldrich OF Vershire has the job in
hand
Geo. Wheeler and wife OF Montpelier
were at c. 5. Emery's last week.
Eugene G.. Thorne has been appointed
administrator, and John M.Comstock and
Franklin Dearborn, commissioners, on
the estate of the late Gilman Thorne.
''The Blessings of New Life" is the Ep-
worth League topic for Tuesday evening,
Oct. nth. References may be found on
the topic leaflets.
Levi L. Pierce was brought before JUS
tice Hatch, Friday, Oct. 5, and fined IS
and costs for assault upon Hezekiah Colby
the preceding day.
Ii. A. Davis, who has occupied the Cleve-
land blacksmith shop for several months,
has returned to Perkinsville. We under
stand that VIM. +. Hill-who formerly &C.
cupied the shop-is to remove here short
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this shop.
The First National Bank has several
pieces OF real estate advertised for sale, by
auction, in Washington, Granville and
West Corinth. See posters for details.
Mrs. w. n. Roberts of West Randolph
is visiting relatives in town.
The old plank sidewalk at the upper end
Of Main street has been taken up and a
gravel walk is being put il its PLACE.
X. H.Lyon was up from the Junction on
his wheel Sunday. Mrs. Lyon and daugh-
tiers are visiting in town.
Mrs. Geo. Simonds is seriously ill.
Mrs. Rosina c. Hovey, widow OF the late !
Asahel Hovev, died Tuesday, Oct. Sd, after |
a short illness, OF pneumonia. Rev. b. B. |
sherman officiated at the funeral services |
Thursday. The interment was at Will |
Jamestown. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie O.Flint's |
infant son was also buried the same day. |
The usual crowd OF Chelseans attended |
he Worlds fair at Tunbridge, and every |
body appeared to be satisfied with the ex-
hibit and attendant attractions. The |
weather was unusually good and resulted |
n more than an average attendance.
Next meeting OF Union Veterans I'm
on. Oct. 2lst, 1898. Election OF delegates 1
o Department Encampment. Let all MEM
)ers be present.
NJ. o. CoBURN, Col.
NJ. V. B. DAVIS, Adjt.