Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-23
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

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Frank Skinner OF Barre was in towr
over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Whitney was in Barre
over Sunday.
Rev. J. o. sherbur ne preached at the M
e. church Sunday.
Hugh Clark is clerking for F. D. Rich
ardson at Vershire.
The creamery is now making about oOO
lbs. OF butter per day.
Mrs. Mary j. F. Peters is visiting
friends in Lowell, Mass.
Amos Emery OF Royalton was in town
Saturday visiting his son, C.S. Emery.
100 more remnants Of all-wool carpets
csc. yard, at Bell Brothers., Randolph.
Mrs. John B. Bacon has resumed her
position as organist at the Congl church.
The school board will meet for the pur-
pose OF selecting school books May 18th.
The family OF p. j. Little and wife was
increased Saturday by the addition OF
daughter.
Franklin e. Davis has sold his piece of
land near Geo. F. Folsom's to Mrs. Mary
A. Folsom.
Miss Kate Stone OF Claremont, N. a.,
Is visiting her uncles, Franklin and n.
W. Dearborn.
F. G. Little has been appointed guardian
OF Joel Jersey. Mr.. Hersey is very low
with diabetes.
James Sanford desires to thank those
who assisted him to procure horse to
replace the one lost by him recently.
At the coming county conference OF
Cong'l churches to be held at East Cor
nd fha txfil1
be delivered by Rev. B. B. Sherman.
The funeral of Rosa Goodell, an eight
cen year.old daughter OF Mrs. Lydia
Goodell, was held at the Cong'l church
Thursday. She was buried at Marshtield.
The docket OF the June term of the
Orange county court will contain 40 law
and 16 chancery cases. Twenty-eight
cases have been set for trial by jury and
AZ for trial by the court.
twill interest many former acquaint-
ances of Miss Lillian Peters 10 know that
she was married March s27th to Frank
Zottman al Liyermore, Col, and that they
will reside at Burlington. Vt.
Atthe auction sale OF property belong
ing to the estates of 5. B. Hebard and
we'll. The real estate belonging to MIR.
Tracy was bid off by Frank H. Tracy for
S410.
The arrangements for the observance of
July 4th by exercises in the town hall are
not as yet completed. but it Is expected
that there will be an exhibition Of the
work OF the various schools in geography,
history, reading and arithmetic.
l. G. Perkins OF Danbury, n. H., former
husband OF Mrs Ira A. Jesseman now in
jail charged with arson, was in town
Thursday, for the purpose of obtaining
custody OF his three children, whom he
took back to Danbury with him.
The memorial sermon will be preached
at the NJ. K. church at 1880 a. IN. Sunday
by Rev. Mr.. Forrest, and the G. A. X. and
kindred organizations are expected to at
tend in body. There will be no preach
ing at the Cong'l church, but the Sunday
school will meet at the usual hour.
DIR. Godfrey, the town physician, and
Overseer E. d. Barnes went to Topsham.
Friday, to investigate the matter OF re-
moving Mrs. Gustus w. Cleveland from
that town here. AS she was found I'M
able to be removed, an arrangement was
made whereby she will remain with her
parents in Topsham for the present.
The Memorial Day arrangements have
been completed. Waterson Post, G. A. r., |
has invited the Union Veterans Union, |
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of veter. |
ans to join with them in the exercises OF |
the day, and committee has been APP
pointed to visit the schools the day before |
Memorial Day. The decoration commit
Zee is composed Of George +. Reed, DR.. S. |
n. Goss and George II. Hardy, and will be
assisted by citizens committee, consist |
ng OF &. S. Emery, Fl. w. Dearborn, q. p. |
Dickinson and f. O. Tracy, The process |
sion is expected to form at one O'clock,
lfter which an address will be delivered |
n the town hall by Maj. F,W. Reeder OF |
he 18th Missouri regiment. The music |
will be furnished by drum corps.