Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-16
Chelsea Home News.
H. @. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.


Topic for Young Peoples meeting Thur
day evening, Feb. %. "Hindrances. How
to Meet Them" References, Neh. 4: 8
Phil. 4: 10.
Don't miss the Beedle Concert at South
your seats early.
Harlan w. Kemp and James M. Bout.
well of Montpelier were in town last week
Thursday looking for horses.
Jacob Ford, who has been sojourning
with Jailer Collins for some weeks past
has obtained bail and left last Thursday
morning for Montpelier to take the Kee-
ley cure.
c. p. Dickinson's little son, Dan. was
knocked down by team, driven by Eras-
tus Bugbee, one day last week. One run
ner of the sleie b passed over both legs, but
| fortunately no bones were broken, the ex-
tent of the injuries being several bruises.
The accident, as far as we can learn, APP
pears to have been the result of careless
ness on the part OF the driver of the team.
| January 27,the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harvey Roberts gathered about them.
There were present the entire family of
the aged couple, no death having occurred
to break the family circle. Mr.. Roberts is
S5 and Mrs. Roberts 80 years of age. II is
very seldom indeed that couple number
ing their years can call about them all their
children. The children present were Mrs.
Fanny M. Spear, Rev. f. ii. Roberts, Mary
A. Metcalf, Geo. B. Roberts, Chas. L. Rob
erts and Rev. w. N. Roberts.
The winter term of Chelsea Academy
closed Friday.
The parlor concert and social, which was
given under the auspices of the wv. C. II.
u. at the home of Mrs. Gertrude A. Hyde
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, was one of the
Ix.Ta IL.
have had the opportunity Of attending for
long time. Everything was admirably
arranged and the result could not well be
otherwise than a decided success. The
musical part OF the program had been
carefully arranged and showed the thor
oughness of the preparation; it is enough
to say that il was excellent and was thor
oughiy enjoyed by every body present. The
following program was rendered:
Duet, Misses Alice Jorwin and Belle Chan
dler.
Song, Misses Danforth, Farnham, Goss,
Hyde and Slack.
Recitation, Miss Flora NJ. Corwin.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. w. S. Hatch.
Piano Solo, Miss Eunie A. Noyes.
Vocal Solo, b. b. Sherman.
Duet, Mrs. F. II. Tracy and Miss Fannie
Slack.
Recitation, H. @. Woodruff
Vocal Solo, Miss s. Ada Hall.
Piano Duet, Misses Goss and Merrill.
Song, Misses Danforth, Farnham, Goss,
HYDE, Slack and Chandler.
After the completion OF the program re-
freshments, consisting of homemade cam
dies, were served. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to games, the win
ners in the progressive games being
Messrs. Frank Il. Bixby, viii A. Reed and
Miss Julia Adams; while the "booby"
prizes were secured by Clyde f. Camp and
Ben f. Sargent. There were over 100 in
attendance.
Clapboards for sale. Whitney, Tracy &
Co. Wv
Geo. A. Tracy is at home.
E. A. Davis and wife of White River
junction were in town over Sunday.
An oyster supper win be served in g. A.
r. hall Wednesday evening, Feb. %, from
to S o'clock. After s sociable will be
held.
Roll OF honor for the winter term of the
primary schools Mildred Sherman, Mary
L. Slack, Philana z. Slack, Amelia M.
Slack, Zilla N. Smith, Geo. NJ. Davis, VIM.
Dexter, Chas. T.. Dickinson, r. Blaine
Smith, Herbert c. Young.
LILLIAN M. WELLS, Teacher.
WANTED. Calfskins, Hides, Wool and
Fur Pelts. B. BERRY.
Harnesses washed and oiled for very
low prices at Berry's.