Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-02
Chelsea Home News.


o. A. Foster OF st. Louis, former resi-
dent of this town and who went to Cali
fornia in '49 and has since made his home
in the West, has been spending week at
the hotel.
Mrs. Bumps OF Lowell, Mass, will spend
the month Of August at her mothers Mrs.
Sophronia 0rdway.
Mr.. Allen, the new market man, has
opened business at the sold stand" He
had the misfortune TO lose horse Mon
day night.
Dickinson and family are spending the
week at Lake Morey.
Eugene Danforth OF Royalton was ar
rested Monday morning by Sheriff Whit
ney and permitted to sober up in jail, and
later in the day, he was fined s. and costs,
amounting to $3.50 and disclosed on
George Dickinson of Tunbridge of whom
he claimed TO have purchased cider. Tom
Dearborn advanced the necessary funds,
but look Danforth's team and is now try
ing to solve the "word square" puzzle on
the horses left side.
To one interested in art, visit to the
home Of Will Flanders on the West hill
road will prove a pleasure. Mr.. Flanders
has a natural talent for painting and
many Of his pictures done in oil are, to say
the least, very attractive productions.
Twice each week, Mrs. H. s. Annis sup
plies the housekeepers with a variety OF
food not of the ordinary bakehouse kind,
but such as all who know Mrs. Annis,
would expect as the product of her pantry
and oven. Ii is great convenience and
highly appreciated.
The ladies announce a musical and lit
erary entertainment at the Hotel hall
next Monday evening, consisting, among
other features, of "Mrs. Ruggles and ner
Nine Children
Harry F. Bryant and Miss Fanny E. At
wood were married Tuesday evening, July
gath, by Rev. Mr.. Sherman. Harry gave
so little notice of the event that tine cor
net band could not be present in the
evening and a substitute assumed the du-
ties of serenading the couple. The music
did not lack expression but as to harmony
we are inclined TO think that il was
slightly deficient.
Rev b. B. Sherman starts Tuesday Of
this week for four weeks vacation,
W hich will be spent in Massachusetts,. His
congregation are invited to attend the
preaching service at the Methodist church
for the next two Sundays, Aug. 9th and
18th. The Methodist people are invited to
worship at the Congl church during the
repairs which are soon to be made upon
their house, consequently the CongI pull
pit will be occupied by Mr.. Forrest, Aug.
18th and 26th.
The advertisement OF the Densmore mill
was omitted from the last issue
but will be found in this. Read IL.
Albert Thompson, who is in very poor
health, has been taken to the Soldiers
Home at Bennington.
Mrs. {. ]. Goodrich and daughter, Mat
tie, OF Syracuse, y. ", are visiting at DR..
Goss'; Mrs. IA. q. BixDy and two children
are spending the week at White River
Junction, guests Of Col. XIV. Morse of the
ST. George; Miss Kate Bryant, forelady at
the South RoyaGon shoe factory, has com
pleieu her brief vacation and returned;
Mrs. Emeline Waterson is again at home.
j. A. r. Corwin is buying wool, paying
l5c for Medium grades
A.W Chandler, w .andiGoss accompanied I
the Tunbridge band, which furnished mu-
sic for the excursion TO Au Sable Chasm |
on Tuesday. Henry Clarke and wife, Mrs. |
b. ii. Adams and Julian Griffin also took /
it in.
The Epworth League are preparing for |
a fine benefit concert to be held in Hotel I
Hall either Aug, 3lst or Sept. 1st. Misses /
Annie and Florence Wilson and Mrs. /
Laura Burnham, all formerly OF this place, |
will sing. Some good reader will assist /
them. The program will appear in later /
notice. Watch for it.