Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-01
Chelsea Home News.
Q. S. EMERY, Local Editor.

! H. E. Roberts returned to Boston for tn
winter, Monday.
Calvin nj. Brown has moved into tn
| Monkey house near Nathan Noyes'.
Miss May Caroline Douglass of Phila
delphia recently paid visit to DR.. n. q
| Hale
The Ladies' Home journal. The bes
ladies' magazine. Subscribe now with II
| o. Bixby.
On and after Nov. the postoffice will
close at o'clock p. M, excepting Satur-
day evenings.
The report of the dedication of the town
hall and Alden Speare library will be
found on page 3.
81. b. Corliss last week purchased in Leb-
anon, N. H., fine pair Of horses for the
'snorth star line"
Horace Bixbv from Rhode Island and
his sister, Mrs. Lauman of Massachusetts,,
are at n. S. Bixby's.
Prof. Perkins, well remembered by many
as a former music teacher here, has been
in town the past week, tuning pianos.
The next regular meeting OF Camp No
IS, S. of ", occurs Nov. Z, at p. m, and
every member is requested to be present
Waterson post announces that it has Sc
cured for Memorial Day orator, Maj. F.W.
Reeder of Ohio and the services of the
Chelsea Cornet band for the day.
Special sale OF tablets, one week only,
beginning to-day. Ii Will pay you to buy
a six-months' supply at these prices.
II. o. BIXBY, Stationer.
Lewis j. Gray has purchased of John A.
Blakely his farm on the West hill, and
VIM. H.Densmore, the farm now occupied
by him in the south part OF Washington.
A CARD.-We Wish to express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends in Thet-
ford and Corinth for their kindness to us
during the long sickness of our son.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. WILMoT.
Renew your subscription to the CHEL-
SEA HERALD with II. o. Bixby, agent for
all newspapers and magazines, remember
ing that the HERALD gives more local
news than any other paper.
The inhabitants at the south end of the
village turned out in force Monday and
built nice gravel walk on the west side
of the street from the iron bridge to the
A. F. Tracy corner, much needed i'm
provement.
Among the old residents who were in
town to attend the dedication OF the hall
and library were Jason Densmore and
wife of Lebanon, n. H., Mrs. A. p. Braley
of Barre, Miss NJ. Emma Hatch of Hano-
yer, n. H., and Amos Emery OF Royalton,
Mrs. Jane f. Newcome has returned to
Poston, after spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. E.W Nation. Mrs. Mat |
toon's daughter, Mrs. X. &. Bigeiow, is |
spending few weeks with her sisters in |
Manchester, n. H., and Lynn, Mass, en- |
route to her home in Nebraska.
The members OF the band, with their |
willingness to assist in all 4
worthy public enterprises, very kindly ,
rendered their services for promenade /
concert at thetownhall, the evening of the |
18th and nearly S3l were realized to apply I
on the purchase of the new scenery.
After lingering illness OF many months
Arthur Sanborn died in East lhetford the I
l4th, aged years. To those who minis
tered to him during his sickness, he be-
came endeared by his sweet and cheerful
patience. The family have the sympathy
81 this community in the loss OF one who
added so much to the sunshine of their
nome.
Have you thought how few towns there
ire the size OF Chelsea, that can take so
ust pride in their public buildings2 Both
lunches are credit to even a larger
own, the commodious and modern court
house, a substantial and well-equipped
all, with the new pride OF the town, its
lall and public library, together with its
paeious and well-kept hotel, makes a list
S hich we need make no apologies for. A
choolhouse, sufficient 10 meet the re-
lnirements, is all that IS lacking in this
)ehalf