Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-08
Chelsea Home News.
c. :. EMERY, Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Larkin and MranC
Mrs. Will Cady OF North Tunbridge spent
Sunday, Feb. 25th, at A. II. bugbeefs.
Rubber and Leather Cement. Harnes.
and Machine Oil, Axle Grease and Liquid
Glue At Berry's.
Miss Ma5ei Dickerman VIII return Mar
I l9th and Miss Rich az the same time or q
little later.
I Cash paid for Calfskins, Hides and Pelts
Z at Berry's.
Mrs. Victor l. Moore, formerly Miss
Belle Densmore, Of Hartford, VI, has been
spending q few days at e. A. Dansmoreis
returning home last Friday
Parker P. Dexter moves back TO the
farm this week, and c. o. Slack wiu occu-
py the tenement vacated by him in the
Tracy house. Mr. Slack has sold his
farm. know as the CasWell place, to Wiz
bur 4. Tucker of Brookdald.
Driving Harnesses, 5 90 and upward, at
Berry's.
FIheld Bohonon has leased the meat
market and proposes opening for business
ApFl lst. Heis now engaged in securing
a supply Of ice Mr.. Bobonon viii keep
COCO market and We hespeak for him the
patronage Of the place.
Fred Paul q West Falrlee has been as
slstlug VIII Hill In his blacksmith shop
for Few days.
All persons indebted 20 the firm Of
Feyres * BeuisOn are requested To call and
settle at once. c. g Emery. Assignee.
Mr. Frank Paine Of New YORK paid his
uncle, Hon. :. ,. He5are, q short visit last
week
Vim. F Hood was called to Lowell on
Tuesday 5y the death % Mrs. Wilder
tbs mother y Ars. Y. J. Hood
The town report SHOWS during the past
year twelve marriages, fifteen births and
thirty six deaths.
Fideld Bohonon has leased the meat mar
ket and proposes opening Tor business
April lst. de is now engaged in securing
a supply Of ice. Mr.. Bohonon viii keep
good market, and We bespesk for him the
patronage Of the place.
Fred Paul Of West Fairlee has been as
sisting VIII Hill in his blacksmith shop
for few DAYS.
". A. Hood and family have moved to
Hyde Cabots in the village.
TIE EpwOrth League cleared $3.50 at
the chicken pie supper held at Mr. Ad-
ans March 1st, in addition 10 so con-
tributed by II. Z. Roberts The affair
was q success both socially and financially.
a meeting will be- held al the Metho-
dist church on the evening Of March 2lst,
~ AtaANil Aa4- aN.l AaE AAAANN GL AHEMEEA4
Neal Dow, the veteran temperance leader.
All are invited.
Is is expected that concert viii be Civ
en- by the singing school. under the super
vision OF MF. ~ Worcester. Friday evening
OF this week.
Miss Blanche Corliss has gone 10 Man /
chester, y. H, where she attends the
openings, As he win also ia several /
other cities, preparatory 10 taking charge
Of the trimming department ia q large
millinery store 81 Beverly, Mass.
We notice in the last issue OF the Bar I
ton Monitor that Ethel, the ten-year-Old 1
daughter Of j. e. Knapp, recently died Of 1
canker rash at Mestneid. SIR. Knapp was 1
pastor % the n. f. church at this place 4
for several years, and the family have the /
hearty sympathy OF their numerous +
friends here.
Miss Nellie n. Clrwin. librarian Of the i
public library, reports that during the
year ending Jan. LIST, 5-28s books were /
drawn, an average Of over 100 each week.
Miss Gail c. Hood, who has Of late suf-
Tered greatly with an ear trou Die, in the
treatment % hich, q surgical operation
was, for some time supposed to be neces-
sary, : reported very much improved
r. H. Tracy and wife attended the fu-
neral Of Horace Banister at East Randolph
ast Saturday, since which time Mr. Tracy
has been confined TO the house with in
iammatiou Of the eyes
The trees on the south side Of the north
common, which were nearly destroyed by
.he burning Of the Atwood store building.
have been removed.
Thomas A. Rogers Of Brandon was in
own March lst.
Clarence GoOdell was married last week
20 Miss FLANDERS, daughter OF Albert p.
Flanders Of Tunbridge.
Cecil f. Harrington is az home and is
his father in the gristmiu.
The female population Of our town is
rot only steadily but 4spidly Increasing,
wo young ladies having entsred upon
iie's voya re simultaneously To the fami-
les Of DIT. +. L. Beckwirh and VIII Wat
zins, on Saturday.
The ladies Of the Ten-pin club, with
heir families, spent very pleasant after
noon and evening Wednesday Of last
week at W. 5. Hatchs.
". B. Townsend. Z. P Dickinson, J. K.
Darling. J. B. Hebard and q. L. Stow
we're IN Montpelier, March 1st.
Mrs. Martha j. Landon has purchased
be John y. Jones place on Jail street.