Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15
Chelsea Home News.
G. S. EMERY, Local Editor.

/ j. j. Ballou of Winthrop, Mass, visite
at Abel Merrill's last week.
Leslie F. Smith picked some nice rip
Strawberries in the field Nov. 4.
Levi l.. Pierce has sold his farm to Rob
ert Lyon, who viii soon occupy it.
/. You need 'em, we keep 'em. Bixby'
special receipt book at the postoitice ;price
10c.; 3 for 25c.
All the popular mag azines on sale a
Bixby's, where you can buy quires o.
good paper for Tic.
A sale Of bankrupt clothing" has been
in operation for several days in the
Stoughton building.
Seaside and Munroe's Library, 25c. edi-
tions now on sale at 10c.; three books for
Zoe. II. o. BIxBY, Stationer.
4 The Epworth League held fair and sup
per at the townhall last week Wednesday
afternoon and evening, realizing about
$50.
Weston & Smith OF Montpelier,o on Tues
day, set a monument IN Highland eeme-
terry, upon the lot Of the late Andrew n.
Woodruff.
Rev. l.. l.. Beeman, presiding elder, will
preach at the Methodist church next sun
day and administer the sacrament of the
Lords supper.
Willie c. Goss has rented his farm to
Wales Moulton and on Dec. LIST will move
to the Damon farm in Randolph, which
place he has taken.
Mr.. f. B. Thomas win be at the Orange
County hotel, Chelsea, Tuesday, Nov 70,
with a complete line OF ladies misses and
children's garments and fnrs.
Mrs. Mary B. Goodwin Of Waits Riyer
inspected Waterson w. X. C., No. 10, on
the eve of Nov. 1, and expressed herself as
much pleased with the work OF the corps.
1t viii be OF interest to many to learn
the result Of the election in Moore county,
n. c., where Fred A. Ordway was the Re
publican candidate for representative.
The county cast about 1000 votes. Fred
carried his own township, Aberdeen, to-
gether with four others, all Of which have
always been strongly Democratic, but was
defeated by sixty-tive votes.
The following is the honor roll Of at
tendance in school No. Z, Chelsea Those |
having no marks are Eunice Moulton, AL |
ice and Ethel Hardy, Gertie George, Gladys
Ballou, Cora Hook and Charlie Grant Ii
nora Colby was not absent. Clarence 1
Hook was absent one day and Warren I
Hook, Archie George and Lima Price, two 4
days each on account OF sickness.
Mrs. l.. M. PRICE, Teacher.
The December term OF the Orange Coun-
w court opens Tuesday, Dec. 4, Judge 4
Dickey and Kibby, States Attorney ID. G.
Hyde and clerk. s. b. Hebard. The fol.
lowing list OF petit jurors has been drawn:
Bradford, l.. j Brown, l.. +. Bailey; Brain
tree, Clarence A. Webster, Avery E.Flint;
Brookfield, Frank p. Lamson, Albert T..
Sargent; Chelsea, Edward o. Mattoon,
VIM. Laird Corinth, Lester b. Dow Cory
don Fellows; Fairlee, John A. Clement, II.
ID. Moore; Newbury, c. C.. Doe, AFRO b.
Rogers; Orange, Edgar Curtis, A. c. Cole
man; Randolph, Julius Z. Hebard, Daniel
w. Eaton; STAFFORD, Wilbur f. Scribner,
Harry IL. Hoyt; Thetford, 7. ID. Sanborn,
w. w. Bond; Topsham, f. c. Poole, II. b.
White; Tunbridge, Pierce Dickerman Geo.
L. Fogg; Vershire, VIM. II. Orr, Willard
c. Clough; Washington, Albert T.. Whit
comb, A. w. Hutchinson; West Fairlee,
Gideon w. Perry, Oscar 5. Titus; VIII
Jamestown, Henry Martin, Kimball o.
Blanchard.