Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-09
Chelsea Home News.
H. q. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.

The topic for Young Peoples meeting
Thursday evening, March 18th: "Neg-
lected Opportunities. The Loss to Others
to Ourselves" References, Esther 4: IA;
Heb. 2: 1-3.
Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin visited at Bethel
last week, returning home Monday.
A.. L. Stillwell of Ludlow was in town
last week.
Geo. A. Tracy was in Mortified the first
of the week.
Sylvester Barnes and wife OF Barre were
in town last week.
Fred E. Allen and Robert H. Birchmore
were home from Bethel over Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin Miller and daughter and
Mrs. A. L.. Berry of jefferson, NJ H., are
visiting at III. s. Annis'. 'fta a 5scf
A double shawl was lost last Wednesday
evening between Tunbridge market and
this village. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving the same at the post
office.
B. II. Adams, Jr., has bought the barn
now occupied by him for a livery stable,
of A. l.. Stillwell.
George K. Bixby of West Randolph was
in town Monday.
Ed. Caswell says that Jake Ford is about
right in regard TO the Kelley treatments
knocking the rum out of a person; for he
has tried it himself and found that it did
not believe this should come and try it
and then he would be convinced.
About a dozen from Chelsea attended a
dance at Tunbridge last Thursday even
ing.
The Shepard Family gave a concert here
Wednesday evening.
Msseas AJalI;a I nfw6vt nnA EIoro NJ Cor-
win are visiting friends in and about Bos-
ton.
Herbert O.Bixby was home from SPRING
field over Sunday.
Stephen B Rolte died Friday, March Sd,
aged 5s years. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon, Rev. b. b. Sherman Of
iciating.
While Bert Young was driving home
from the village a few days ago, his horses
became frightened and ran about half g
mile, throwing him ont and damaging the
sled somewhat.
Chas. w. Bixby is suffering with a very
painful hand, caused by taking cold in a
bruised finger. He has been unable TO
work for five weeks.
There was a surprise party at Alvah
Carpenters last Friday evening.
John d. Lane Of North Adams, Mass,
ana MISS fluilt Ls OuIlOn MCTt nlhIIlId Ut
the home of the brides mother Wednes-
day, March LIST. They will be at home at
North Adams after the 10Th. Their many
friends here extend cordial good wishes.
Bitstocks and bits ana sugar thermome-
tiers at Berry's.
Among those from out OF town who are
attending the academy this term are
Misses Nellie Dodge, Bertha Shepard, An
ME Lyman, Mamie Nelson, Gertie Good
ale, Efie Farnham and Hattie Danforth,
Archie Wills, f. V. fuller, Arthur q.
smith and Phil. Whitney, all from within
the limits OF the town of Tunbridge, Miss
Fannie Slack, South Royalton, ana Miss
Cora Adams, STAFFORD.
Observation-Disclosures, Wool and Fur
Pelts at Berry's.
The Washington Dramatic Club will
present a war drama here Saturday even
ing. We trust that they may be given a
good house.
Cash paid for hides at Berry's.
The following officers were~elected in
town meeting;
Moderator, J NJ Comstock
Clerk, Ernest A Corwin
Selectmen, WIN Robbins, Chas p Dickin-
son, Horace Monkey
Treasurer, John b Bacon
Overseer, Alvah w Whitney
Constable, Alonzo Moves
Collector, Willard = Townsend
Listers, NJ c Allen, Ezra w Hood, J NJ
Flint
Auditors, w S Hatch, W p Townsend, J A
r Corwin
Grand Jurors, Richard Smith, EO Tracy
Town Agent, S B Hebard
Road Commissioner, Ma shall o Gates
School Directors, John NJ Comstock, Hi
ram Bixby, Franklin Dearborn
Library Trustees, John NJ Comstock, Rev
b B Sherman, George L Stow, John b Ba-
con, S b Hebard
Tax, IS cents OF a dollar of the grand
list.
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