Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-23
Chelsea Home News.

bans on visit to his parents. de IL Win
the firm of Charles Wyman Son, lewel-
ers.
Elisha MAY, ESQ.,, of st. Johnsbury, Ma
tionaI Bank Examiner for Vermont, exam
ined the Natl bank OF Orange County the
18th inst.
Corwin & Emery take in poultry here
Thursday of this week, paying loo. for
good lots.
The friends OF w. p Townsend will find
him at the store OF j. A. r. Corwin, where
he is assisting for few days during tine
present busy time.
The following pupils in the academy
have been present every half day during
the fall term: Primary department, Dom
aid L. Comstock. George M. Davis, George
Thompson, Laura NJ. Andrus, Chorene y.
Barnes, Margaret Comstock, Mildred
Sherman, Philana q. Slack; intermediate
department, Harold ID. Comstock, Lyle j..
Tracy. Lillian M. Wells was teacher in the
primary room and Lena T.. Spaidlng, IN
the intermediate room.
Mrs. A. F. Tracy and son Joe spent a
few days recently in Montpelier with her
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Flint.
Butcher, Bread and Kitchen Knives,
hand made and every blade warranted, at
Berry's.
Jabez Luce has pneumonia but it is un-
derstood that he is not dangerously i'll at
New goods where2 At Bixby's, in the
postoffice. Fancy box and plain paper
legal cap and bill paper tablets and note
books; ink, mucilage pencils, penhoiders'
Deputy Sheriff Boswell OF East Ran
dolph was in town Monday, the goth, on
business pertaining to his line.
H.o. Bixby is agent for all newspapers
and magazines. Time now to renew Tor
the CHELSEA HERALD. Special agent for
Ladies' Home journal. Give him call
and some money.
Hon. S. B. Hebard was in Montpelier,
Saturday last, on business, and j. X. Oar
ling, at Williamstown, Monday OF this
week.
School in No. II closed Nov. II. Pu-
pills having no marks during the term were
Clarribel M Bates, Abbie M. Bates, Mar
ion G.. Camp, Harold G. Camp and Guy +.
Monkey. MARTHA L. MOVES, Teacher.
Cash paid for Hides, Wool and Fur
Pelts at Berry's.
Dec. 14th is the date fixed for the lecture
OF DIR. Henry Boynton, "From Marathon
to,Waterloo." 1t Is not every day that
our people are given an opportunity 70
listen to lecture OF SO high an order, and
we bespeak for the Doctor a crowded
house.
Sole Leather and Shoe Nails, Rubber and
Leather Cement, at Berry's.
The next regular meeting OF the U. V.
NJ. viii be held Saturday, Nov: 10th, az
O'clock %. M. BY order OF Col.
See Dickinson's ad in another column,
and then see his stock.
Miss Cora Adams, whose injury was no.
ticed in the HERALD at the time, is re-
- Ill a. her home
in STAFFORD as a result OF the fall
A hen shoot is announced for wednes-
day, Nov. 2sth, at ten O'Clock, in the rear
OF the bank.
Everything points to another winter
with a great scarcity of water. All the
recent attempts at rain have proved very
dry ones, and already water has stopped
at many places.
Am prepared to take orders for all kinds
of Job printing, from card to poster. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. II. o. BrxBY.
Mrs. Chas. Lyman is seriously i'll of
pneumonia and but small hope is enter
tanned OF her recovery. Her two sons
John, OF Chicago, who came home only a
neral, and Frank, of South Royalton-are
with her, as is also her sister, Mrs. Brown
OF Franklin, N. H., who arrived Saturday
night.
A hearing was had before Special Mas
ter John II. Watson at the Orange Coun-
ty Hotel on Friday, the 18th inst, in the
chancery suit of John G. Blay VS.. Philan-
der Searls. Stow and Hyde for plaintiff
and w. b. G. Stickney for defendant.
The closing exhibition given by the stu
dents OF the academy at the Hotel hall
Friday evening was very creditaole al,
fair, considering the short time occupied
in making preparation, and S14.S5 were re-
allied, which will make nice addition 10
the present school library.
Amos Wright has moved to the Pitkin
place on the West Hill road, and Frank
Russell, into the tenement in the Drew
house vacated by Wright.
Mr.. Fl. G. Woodruff, who for the past
wear has been in charge OF this depart
ment of the HERALD, left Tuesday morn
ing OF last week for Manchester, NJ. H.,
to take the position OF collection clerk IN
the Amoskeag National bank OF that city.
Few Young men have won the esteem and
confidence of the community that he has,
in the short time he has been actively en-
gagged in its affairs, and none have better
deserved il. As teller and afterwards
as cashier of the bank here, and in many
other lines as well, he demonstrated an
ability to do whatever he attempted We'll
and his friends will learn with gratitica-
promotion in his new field. Those who
best know him have good reasons fer pre-
dieting brilliant future.
School in Dist. No. s closed Nov. 10.
Number OF pupils was Is; average attend
ance, nearly ID. Pupils having no marks
during the term were Phyrilla and Eddie
Burbank, Minnie and Blanche Carpenter.
Thursday evening as a young man was
driving down the Vershire road, ms morse
broke through the bridge near Franklin
Dearborn's, but fortunately little damage
was done.
The fall term OF the academy closed FRI
day. the nth. Miss Wells going 70 New
mort, NH. and Miss Spaulding to Barre 10
spend the two weeks vacation.
The old watering trough near the Foss
corners has been superseded by a very
nice three-inch pine tub which the select
men put in place last week.
Miss May Goodrich is spending few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. A. w. Edison,
in Worcester, Mass.