Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-10
Chelsea Home News.

L. D. Humphrey is visiting his old
friends on the west hill.
The creamery is daily receiving a large
load of milk from Williamstown.
A year ago Fast Day, L. FL. Sanborn
fell, seriously injuring his hip, .neces-
stating the use OF erutches. He has so
far recovered that ne now uses only a
cane.
| Nj. and Mrs. n. II. Caswell have return
ed from Bridgeport, Conn, for the sum
mer.
Finest line of ladies' and gentlemen's
! pocketbooks ever shown in town.
A. r. HOOD & SoN.
The annual convention of the w. c. T.
U. will be held at iopsham, May 16 and
II. The delegates from the Union here
are Harriet Bixby and Maria Medcalf;
alternates, Mrs. A. II. Powers and Mrs.
Fl. Z. Allen.
Last Sunday morning, as Miss Mary
Wills was going into the cellar, she, in
some way, owing to the darkness, fell
over box, cutting an ugly cash in her
cheek and was otherwise severely bruised.
can save you money on room paper.
Three hundred samples for walls and
ceilings. / viii hang l., in workmanlike
manner, if desired. 3m Il. A. MACON.
Mr.. anu Mrs f. L. Harwood We're at
West Randolph the first OF the week
Martin S. Hall Of Fitchburg, Mass,
spent few days of this week with his
sister Martha.
for the Fahyau House, White Mountains,
for the season.
Alonzo Noyes, C. p. Dickinson and Ju.
liza Adams were all quite iI during most
Of last week. Mrs. Noyes is very slowly
gaining.
Mrs. W. p. Towsend is in Barre this
week.
Arthur Kenerson is to move to the Ful-
Ter house on Jail street, as is also Geo. n.
Simonds. Myron Wilmot commences
housekeeping in the Skinner tenement,
vacated by kenerson.
This is indeed an early spring. Many
cherry trees are in bloom. II. o. Bryant,
last week found one of his apple trees
clothed in white, and G. NJ. Hall found
strawberry blossoms.
1t is reported that Eugene +. Densmore
has bargained for the Marston house,own- /
ed by A. B.Powers, and that David @. Carr
has purchased Mrs. L. A. Braman's place.
Marcus Boutwell, of Montpelier visited
Mrs. A. j. Copeland last week, returning
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Copeland,
who will spend two or three weeks there.
j. X Darling and Geo. l.. Stow were at
Montpelier the first OF the week, in at
tendance upon the May term OF the SUI
preme court,
Dr. A. b. smith has been appointed adj
ministrator Of the estate Of his father, the
late b. II. Smith, and will sell at public /
auction. Saturday OF this week, both the /
real estate and personal property,at STRAIT ]
ford. See announcement in another coli I
umn
Moses Durham says, 1T is worth some t
thing,onc in a while, to know that a man 4
can be mistaken
The road machine was put into use for 4
the first time this season, on Monday. /
Road Commissioner Nation has been 4
busy for some time repairing culverts.
The foundation stone for the townhall /
is being drawn from the old Gould mill. 1
A look at E. A. Corwin's house is ''good /
for sore eyes, since its new coat OF paint, /
and the same remark Will apply TO Miss 4
Gustins residence.
The yery sudden death OF Mrs. p NJ 1
Hunt, which occurred Sunday morning, I
was a shock TO the community she haV-
ing been In her usual health up TO the 4
last moment OF her life. TIE cause was /
attributed to heart failure. The funeral
was held from the house on Tuesday, Rev. T
Mr.. Forrest officiating.
The fire district apparatus is now stored /
in Mrs. Woodruff's barn, very conyen- (
lent place
The roads are reported to be in unusual
~ good condition this spring.
Archibald Mills and wife and Miss AL
ice Mills are here for the summer.
For farm wagons, either one or two
horse, call on f. II. Tracy.
For further Chelsea items see Fridays
paper.