Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-15
Chelsea Home News.

j. Caswell is in town.

E. j. Caswell is in town.
Geo. A. Emery of Somerville, Mass, was
IN town few days last week.
Mrs. b. f. Dickinson is visiting friends
in Barre and Montpelier.
The town clerks office is now located in
the Stoughton building, in the room for
merly occupied by d. G. Blake.
Henry Clarke has purchased of A. II.
Powers the place now occupied by W. p.
Townsend.
Heman A. Powers of Braintree was in
town Saturday on business.
Fred E. Allen is to work for Mr.. Bohon-
on in the market this season.
Robert A. Lyon and Cora EAdams were
married at 1hetford, March 18th, by Rev.
S. v McDuffee.
DR.. A. b. Smith has purchased the John
y. Jones place on Jail street.
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munications handed or sent to the local
editor.
Mrs. II. L. Allen expects to go to Con-
cord, n. H., for visit this week.
Mrs. II. E. Mosher returned from Will
liston last Tuesday where she has been to
visit her sister.
Mrs. Jerusha Hazen OF North Pomfret
is visiting at her nephew's, II. E. Mosher.
Mrs. Ella Hanaford has returned to her
home in Willston.
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lures II AKA Ia inches in an elegant
portfolio, entirely new. "The Columbian
Portfolio of Worlds Fair Views, "a pic
lures. Enquire OF Bixby.
DR.. Walter Barnes Of oxford, n. H., Wis
tied friends IN town last Thursday.
Mrs. r. ID. Lane returned to North Ad-
ans, Mass, on Saturday.
A number have commenced sugaring.
A. ID. Carter OF Lowell, Mass, took in at
j. A. r. Corwin's store last Friday, about
1900 lbs Of wool, paying IS and Il cents.
The creamery in the month Of February
had seventy patrons, who furnished s9.l02
lbs. OF milk, from which there were made
4 ST. lbs OF butter, 3S4 lbs. being surplus.
Arrangements have been made by Geo
L. Hebard Command, No. 1, Union Neter-
ans Union, TO observe Memorial Day. All
soldiers, sailors and mariners who served
IN the War Of the Rebellion, Sons OF Vet
Grams and all kindred associations, Sunday
schools, public schools and citizens are
cordially invited TO join with these veter-
ans in keeping green the memory OF their
fallen comrades.
The next meeting Of the L. V. I. will be
held Saturday eve, March oath.
The twenty fifth anniversary OF the mar
rage Of MIR. and Mrs. Geo. A. Taplin was
Wednesday evening OF last week
in manner which they will not soon for
get. They were completely surprised by
thirty or forty 81 their friends, " BIO "eame 4
bearing gifts and best wishes. Refresh I
meuts were served and an enjoyable even I
ing was spent Among other valuable /
presents may be mentioned a willow rock 4
er and an easy. chair. The whole affair I
speaks OF the high regard In which Mr.. /.
ana Mrs. Taplin are held.
John A. Tracy last week cut a maple tree I
almost worthy of a home IN California. 4
IL was It. o in. through aud, 81 feet from 4
The ground, its diameter was Il. S in. II 4
mace four solid cords of wood.
Mrs Sarah }. Bixby returned home last
week Thursday, accompanied by her niece, 4
Martha j. Boyd, from Londonderry, n. I
II. Mrs. Bixby spent the winter with her 4
friends and relatives in New Hampshire. /
On Wednesday evening of last week the
met at Mr. Llncoln's and pre-
sented George with a sum OF money which .
his many friends had contributed 10 aid 4
him in the purchase of COW to replace
he one recently lost by him. Refresh
neuts were served and a very pleasant So
,ial hour was passed.
a CARD.-We take this opportunity TO
hank friends, relatives ana neigh boTs at
3raintree and Chelsea, who so kindly as
listed us and sympathized with Us in the
ickpess and death Of our wife and moth
~ We also thank those who contributed
lowers, which We're many.
CHARLES, LFFIE, ARTHUR AND WINNIE
ROSS.