Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-26
Chelsea Home News.
C. S. EMERY, Local Editor.

Z. p. Dickinson was in Boston last week
Tor his spring and summer goods.
| @. L. Spear, formerly of Vershire but
now special salesman for the oil house OF
Alden Spears Sons of Boston, was in
town on business last week.
Mr.. Rogers, the contractor, was in town
Wednesday and Thursday of last week,
making preparations for commencing
work on the townhall, and before this
issue of the HERALD, operations will
have been begun.
Dick Tracy returned to his school in
Boston on Saturday.
Mrs. Alonzo Noyes has so far recovered
from her recent severe illness, that Miss
Eunie returned to Semerville on Saturday.
The Primary department commenced
Monday under The tuition OF Miss Wells,
as heretofore.
Robert b. Smith made flying visit here
asst week, on his way from Barre,
where certain members OF his class at
TUFTS college, presented a play, in the
management of which, he was concerned.
Miss Mabel Hyde is employed in the
store of W. 5. Hatch
IT is reported on good authority that E.
A. Davis, now of White River Junction,
has, together with Mr.. Eddy. formerly Of
the Junction House, leased the "Adna
Brown" very fine new hotel at Spring.
Held, VT. II Ned can't "keep hotel,n no.
body can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Richardson Of
Braintree were at r. J.. Harwood's over
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Chapman and the children
OF Rev. VIM. n. Roberts are at Miss Lou
G. Hatch's.
Miss Annie Goss has returned from her
visit to Hanover, n. H, accompanied by
Miss M. Emma Hatch.
P.J. Little has shoats for sale.
Mr.. c. l. Hood is paying a visit to his
brother, VIM f. Hood.
T. G. Dearborn is to start a livery in the
Stoughton stables, just north of Adams
livery.
Herbert Luce has returned from Colo
RADIO. where he went last September hop
ing to improve his health. His hopes
we're not realized and he is at his fathers
IN a very feeble condition, owing to lung
disease. His wife came with him.
Alyah Bohonon, Mrs. Mary A. Judd and
son aud Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sanford visit !
ed in Moretown last week.
Hon. VIM. II. Nichols held probate
court here Thursday.
Tuesday night Of last week, j. Frank 4
Fucker came home from Royalton with a 1
load OF carriages for w. T.. Townsend, I
and was in such condition that he was \
asked to reveal the secrets OF the matter,
and he accordingly disclosed on George b. /
Langmaid, against whom States Attorney /
STOW filed a complaint on Wednesday. I
A line and costs amounting to some SIS .
were imposed by Justice Whitney OF Tun-
bridge. To raise this sum, Langmald
gave A. 5. Ormsby, as collateral security,
a note of SlS5, against Asahel Keyes, who
denied having signed it. Proceedings
were instituted to prosecute for forgery,
md on Saturday, the said George B.
Nas brought before Justice Hebard at
Wight's store, and the hoops proceeded to
tall of and the bottom to drop out OF the
states case, when Mr.. Keyes finally re-
nembered that he signed the note, and so
iwore. Langmaid was discharged
Major Reader, the Memorial Day ora
or for the G. A. X. Post, was one OF those
Who made their escape from Libby prison
~ means Of a tunnel, but was recsptured
before reaching the Union lines.
Mrs. j. r. Atwood is at home from
y. H., for the summer.