Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-03
Chelsea Home News.
G. S. F,IrRY. Local Editor.

IL. E. Roberts, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs
George E. Kimball are at the hotel TO
the summer.
Joseph French was on the street las
week for the first time since last fall.
VIM. r. Tarbell, son OF Horace Tar
bell and native of this town, is visiting
his uncle, VIM. j. Tarbell. He is, and has
been for many years, connected with the
Forbes Lithograph company of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Davis are at j. B.
Akerman's.
l.. II. Bohonon is added to the list of
public corn planters, having recently
purchased a new machine, the "King. of
the Corntield."
\ Miss Addie M French was one of the
fourteen granted certificate at the re-
cent examination of twenty-three appli-
cants. She took charge of the school in
the Jewell district in Corinth last Mon
day.
A very broad and substantial bridge
has been put in across the stream in front
of Will AflPs blacksmith shop.
Tom Dearborn has exchanged his tfot-
ter Ray with Barre parties, for pair of
black horses.
In excavating for the foundation for the
townhall, it has been ascertained that
the soil is well-nigh perfect, being of
coarse grayelly nature. Near the west
end of the Bacon block a layer of very
nice sand was found.
George B. Langmaid has moved back to
the farm with c. w. l.. Jones.
The Academy graduation exercises will
take place at the Congregational church
Friday evening, May 9TH. at 1880 O'Clock.
They are TO consist Of orations, Rotations,
music, etc, and will be well worth at
tending. A full report will be given next
week.
The tenth anniversary OF the organiza-
ton Of the Chelsea Young Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be cele-
brated at two O'Clock on the afternoon of
Friday, May 9TH, at the home of Miss
Julia Adams. All are cordially invited to
attend. It Is especially hoped that as
many as possible of the earlier members
will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs Ware of Hamilton, Ont,
are visiting Mrs. stephen Montague, Mrs.
Wares mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bacon, Miss
Jennie Pierce and Archie Drew are to
unite with the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Elliott p Densmore, former business
man in this place, died of pneumonia at
Manchester, n. H., on Saturday. The re
mains were brought here on Monday,
and the funeral took place Tuesday at one
O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Sherman officiating.
Mr.. Densmore was Ga years old and for
many years owned and ran the upper saw
mill and dealt in lumber.
Elmer f. Bradbury and wife from
Bethel, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. f. Peters.
As c. o. Slack was returning from
South Royalton with load, last Friday,
he in some way fell to the ground, strik
in on his hip, and, although no bones
were broken, he was severely injured and
will be confined to the house for some
time. He had only just recovered from
an injury received while leading a colt,
and from which he was ''laid up" some
days.
Miss Nellie Locke is assisting Mrs.
Peters in her millinery store during the
spring trade.
Wednesday night OF last week, some
sneak thief entered the barn of George l..
Stow, Esq, and stole fine calf that the
States Attorney had been rearing, at the
expense of his temper and his Sunday
for five long weeks, and fur
Their investigation prompted the remark,
. Well, il they haven't added insult to in
jury, and taken a hundred pounds of
grain, by Gravy"
s Mrs f. F. Peters has just received a new
lbt OF HOuuh run New AUIh anu DpHtphs
The band gave a promenade at Hotel
hall, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wright from Canada is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mary Judd.
Mrs. Harvey Roberts died at her home
on Wednesday, April 18th, and the funer-
Al was heid from the house on Thursday,
attended by Rev. II. L. Forrest. She was
one OF the Oldest residents of the town, |
and a very worthy woman.
For SALE A quantity of nice carpets |
and household furniture. Call.
Il. III. CHURCHILL.
Eugene and George w. Fuller of Low |
I'll were here on Friday to attend the fu- |
neral of their mother.
Aurilla s. Fuller, widow of the late |
Fordyce Fuller, died at her home Thurs
lay, April 26th, aged 90 years, 10 months |
and IL days. The funeral took place at
The Congregational church at two /
o'clock on Friday, Rev. b. b. Sherman Of
iciating.
CARD. We wish to thank our friends |
md neighbors for their kindness, help and |
that we received during the /
Heath and burial OF our mother.
+. T.. FULLER, GEORGE w. FULLER, /
EDWIN FULLER, LAURA FULLER.
WANTFD.-Hotel cook, one that under /