Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-04
Chelsea Home News.
c. 5. EMERY, Local Editor.

Charles Lyon is in York State, workin,
for his brother.
At Bixby's, Tablets, your choice from 81
styles. Price, 1c. to 33c.
Buy Cranes stationery for fine CORE.
spondence. Bixby keeps it.
F. H. Tracy is at So Royalton, covering
/ l.. G.. Dickerman's new store building.
George Ordway from Maine is ON visit
to his mother, Mrs. Saphronia Ordway.
Misses Nellie Perkins and Hattie Duley
| of Gloucester, Mass, are at F. NJ. Perkins.
wish to thank those who patronized
F.B. THOMAS.
can supply you fountain pens at from
Il to S25. Call or write for prices, etc.
H. o. BIxBY.
The first frost Of the season came Tues
day night, Sept 25th, and it was a
"scorcher."
This paper till January, '95, for ten cents.
All the legislative news. Tell your neigh
bors. Pay your postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Dickinson left
Tuesday morning for two weeks visit
to friends in Graylock, Mass.
A sale of cloaks and ladies' fur garments
at the hotel Wednesday and Thursday of
last week attracted numerous LADIES and
many shekels.
Have you seen X. W. Aliens line of
groceries, canned goods, fresh and salt
meats, fruit, candies, etc. II you have
not, call at once. 81
Frank III. Kenison made his many
friends here short call the last OF the
week, Mrs. Kenison returning to Brad
ford with him on Tuesday.
Steele McAllister is in somewhat feeble
health and has conveyed his farm to his
son, Van ID. McAllister, who will care for
him, moving onto the place in the spring.
The farm ON the STAFFORD road, which
for many years past has been occupied by
Benz Robbins, has been sold TO Tena
Recor Of Barre and leased to Geo. b. Lang
maid.
q. B. Rich recently had a sum OF money |
stolen from window in his house, where |
he had placed it but short time before. |
MIR. Rich knows who took it and perhaps |
The matter is not yet ended.
Charles p. Stevens and Miss Berniee l.. |
skinner were married Tuesday morning, |
Oct I'd, by Rev. IL. +. Forrest, and they |
took the stage, intending to /
spend a week in Massachusetts.
Aaron n. King OF Tunbridge and Henry
4. Briggs OF Granville were in town Sept. /
9Th on business. Mr.. King, in connec-
ion with Mr.. j. b. Bacon, has purchased
he entire interest of the First National
Bank, in the property at Granville, Vt.
The bank has declared To stockholders a
dividend Of five per cent.
The auction season has again arrived
md among the events already booked in
n this line, we notice that Oct. 10th. W.
:. Goss will sell his farm, crops, stock,
ools, etc, and few DAYS later, T.. A. Cor
vim, as administrator Of Nj. X. Gritiith's
state, will sell the farm and personal
property in Tunbridge.
Petty thieving is becoming altogether
90 common. II does not stop with the
aking of forbidden fruit but extends
o ordinary everyday garden ssss, and
u one instance a good-sized pig was car
led away, squea and ALL We have not,
owever, heard of the loss of sheep in
bis way since the passage OF the Wilson
i'll.
Albert v Bugbee OF Lawrence, Mass,
ras IN town Sept. 18th, on business con-
ected with the estate OF the late John L.
iattoon. MIR. Bugbee is native of Chel-
ca but left town when quite young. He
as been prominently identified with pub
q affairs in Lawrence for many years,
aving been city treasurer for some time,
nd he is now supreme treasurer OF the
raternal association, known as the "Pil-
rim Fathers,'i which has its head
uarters in that city.
The ladies OF the Ten Pin club invite all
, attend "bee" on Wednesday, Oct. 10,
at O'Clock a. m, for the
urpose of grading the grounds around
he townhall and public library building,
nd as their share toward the enterprise,
ill give a dinner at u O'Clock on the
orth common. All who can are asked ,
) bring a team and all are expected to es-
Drt a shovel and hoe. A very large mum.
er have already signified their willing.
ess to be present, and as there is no APP
ropriation to cover the expense, il is felt /,
rat it can be accomplished in this way
nd pleasant day be spent by all.
Miss s. Ada Hall, daughter OF Capt. ,
nd Mrs. w. II. II. Hall, and Mr.. John B.
aeon were mari led al the home OF the :
rides parents, Wednesday, Sept. 26th, !
Y Rev. 3. b. Sherman, pastor OF the
ong'l church. The ceremony took place ,
the presence of a few OF the near rela-
yes and most intimate friends of the .
parties, at IL a. m, and the :
,uple took the afternoon train for Bos-
IN, where they were to remain TILL Mr.. Z
acon's duties required his presence in !
to which place he will go !
rect. accompanied by Mrs. Bacon. They
i'll make their home at the Pavilion.