Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19
Chelsea Home News.
Bicycles.
A. II, MoREY,

Inc place TO DuX Door hangers, Hinge
Files and Poultry Netting is at Berry's.
E. A. Corwin is in Boston for spring
goods.
Wyram Morse is moving to his plac
near the Foss Corners.
Harnesses of all kinds at the loves
prices at Berry's
Rev. II. F. Forrest is attending tht
Methodist conference at Bradford thi
week.
DR.. A. B. Smith, last Thursday, received
news Of the sudden death OF his father al
his late home in STAFFORD.
Snowflake Axle Grease, Harness Oil ano
Machine Oil at Berry's.
Ed. Larkin has returned from Williams
town and is now occupying his place ia
the southeast part of the town.
Twenty-three teachers were examined
Friday and Saturday by County Examiner
4 Geo. +. Morris.
Forty-six old soldiers were present at
I the funeral OF NJ. Y. B. Davis, Tuesday of
] last week, eleven of whom were members
4 Of his companv-E, I'd Regt,, vt. Vols.
and iour of that number served with
him from 1861 till the end Of the var.
The young people have organized a Ten
mis- club, with Miss Flora Corwin, presi
dent, John g. Redington, secretary, and
V. A. CorWin, treasurer. A committee,
consisting of the president, secretary and
Fred e. Sleeper, was appointed to prepare
bylaws. The membership fee was fixed
40 fifty cents, with monthly dues of ten
cents. Courts will be laid out as bereto-
fore, on the South Common. Those de-
string to unite with the organization
should consult the treasurer.
Horace Durkee and family have moved
to Ed Browns, on the Fogg place.
Major Richard Smith has purchased the
place in the south part of the village own
ed and occupied by Cornelius Pettes for
the past few years.
For your printing, go to II. o. Bixby.
j. H. Remiek is at H. 5. Annis'.
l.. r. Denison is to open a meat market
here, and room is being fitted up for the
business in the cellar under the drug
store Of A. h. Hood g. Son.
We desire to thank all who so kindly
gave their assistance and sympathy in our
recent great bereavement-the friends and
neighbors, the Woman's Relief Corps and
the members OF the q. A. r.. and Z. V. U.
Mrs. Philena Davis, Bert f. Davis, Laura
b. Stacy and George n. Davis.
The regular monthly meeting Of the L.
v. I, will be held Saturday evening.
just received from New York a new line
OF fine millinery goods Latest styles
Hats trimmed and untrimmed. Call and
examine. MRS. e. F. PETERS.
The Orange County Fish and Game club
was organized here on Saturday, with Is
members and the following officers: o.
Nj. Rice, president: VIM. f. Hood, vice
president; G. 5. Emery, secretary; c. A.
Densmore, treasurer, and an executive
committee consisting of the president,
secretary, Frank l. Whitney. circuit Blk
by and 5. B. Hebard. Something over
ten thousand brook trout fry were received
Tuesday and;were planted in three of the
best streams in town. 1t is hoped that
everyone interested in the protection OF
fish and game will unite with the club |
which can be done by signing the bylaws |
and paying membership fee of Zoe. The /
annual dues are 25c. Few people, at first |
thought, realize the great, yet indirect, /
benefit which the State derives from good /
fishing and hunting; but I'm order to have |
It what it should be, the laws relating to |
its protection must be observed, and this 4
is one OF the principal objects of club
like this one, which is a branch OF the
Vermont Fish and Game league. No finer
streams of water can be found in the
world than those in this locality, and the
protection Of the fish deserves the hearty
cooperation of every citizen. The larger
lHt tlubs NiAt utlAtf the EtsuAis III inis De
half A warden Will soon be appointed
md will be supported by this organiza-
ion in his efforts to see to it that there
ire no violations,
Fountain Pens. H.o. BrxBY.
There were seventy three transfers OF
cal estate in town during the year ending
April LIST. This is the largest number in
many years and may indicate better de-
nand for property 1t is an admitted fact
hat many farms are included in the list
hat. two years ago, were regarded as
permanent investments" by the owners;
-et many of them have been sold to par
les who will pay for them.
The promenade concert on Wednesday
vening OF last week was well attended
lad the band announced another "May-
ay" evening. The band has just added
lew bass drum, much needed.
1t is pretty well settled fact that the
and will have new stand on the North
Common.
CARD.-We wish to sincerely thank the {
riends and neighbors for the kindness,
clip and sympathy that we received dur
lg the death and burial of our father. {
DR.. AND Mrs. a. B. SMITH.
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