Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-17
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

State Auditor Hale was in town Ii
q Thursday.
d shall be at the hotel in Chelsea, F,
day and Saturday, Jan. 25 and %.
n DR.. GEO. H. SPILLFR.
Q Edison Titus has sold his gristmill pro
8 erty, at the Beckwith mill, to Frank
Beckwith who will operate it.
! An oyster supper will be served in g.
} X. hall this week Friday evening, Jan.
} from to O'Clock. Everybody is invite
Lucien Aldrich OF Vershire has move
into the Nation house, occupying IL
rooms recently vacated by Joseph Landol
Property at DR.. Godfrey g auction on Sa
urday sold well under the spirited an
skillful manipulation Of Auctioneer G.
Smith.
Horace Durkee was recently injured sc
verely by the falling limb OF tree, wbic
struck him on the head. He is improving
at this time. ,,....t f,
d. g. Stoughton, while here last week
received news OF the death OF his brother
J. b. Stoughton, which occurred at Yves
Randolph from suicide.
The promenade concert last Wednesday
evening was we'll attended including near
" twenty couples from South Royalton
| Dancing followed the concert.
B. s. Flint was called home the first o.
the week on account OF the dangerous ILL
ness OF his father, g. 8. Flint, who it il
thought at this time cannot live.
The DR.. Godfrey place has been sold tc
". E; Davis, for many years steward at the
Profile House, White Mountains, and who
is now occupying like position at jack
sonville, Fla.
itutY .<,.k d. fl~II
young folks ball" at the townhaIl FRIDAY
evening OF this week, with supper at the
Orange County Hotel. Downing's orches-
ira is to furnish music.
r. W. Allen has bought the ice on the
Densmore mill pond, where he will soon
harvest his supply for the season. The
board of health has forbidden the use OF
ice from the shoe factory pond and also
the Beckwith mill pond.
Mrs. Almra Wiggin, widow OF the late
Peter Wiggin, was brought here for bu-
rial Saturday, the 18th, she having died
on Thursday at Lebanon, NJ H., where she
had made her home for some years with
her daughter, Mrs. Roland Lougee.
The shoe factory has again closed its
door, or rather its door was closed by
Sheriff Whitney last week, who placed
nearly dozen attac hments upon the
stock OF shoes owned by the leasee, Mr..
Winship. 1t is understood that Mr.. Win.
ship will not attempt to 60 on with the
business and that he has engaged to work
for the South Royalton company.
The annual election OF officers for Geo.
Washington lodge, F. and AM, occurred
Thursday evening and resulted as follows:
Worshipful master, w. s. Hatch; senior
warden, L. r. Denison; junior warden, E.
ID. Barnes; treasurer, James Haskins, Jr.;
secretary, H. o. Bixby; senior deacon, W.
II. Emery; junior deacon, B. H. Adams,
Jr. The other officers are to be appointed
by the master and wardens.
N. G.. Moore on Monday killed for beef
a nice looking, fat OK which proved to be
a victim OF the much dreaded and legis-
be most affected and contained at least
dozen ulcers, from the size OF robins
egg to that OF teacup. The lungs were
badly diseased but to no such extent as
the liver. Mr.. Moore had observed no
sickness Of the animal which appeared to
eat well and took on flesh rapidly when
being fed for market. He Immediately
put the butchered animal out of the way
ind notified the board of agriculture.
Below is the list OF letters remaining
unclaimed in the postoffice at Chelsea for
he month ending Dec. 81, 1894: Ladies,
Mile v. Colleory, Mrs. Harry Russell,
Miss Carrie Tucker. Gentlemen, Guy
Irving b. Clement, Clarence
emery Crane, d. w. Lame, B. G. Flint,
Timothy Godfrey, E. B. Perkins, James
Webster. To get any OF these letters, ad.
lressees will apply, calling for advertised
natter, giving the date OF the list and
aging one cent. Look at the advertised
list which hangs over the delivery win
ow in the postoffice. This list is changed
he first OF each month. Advertised mat
er is held one month before it goes to the
cad letter Office in Washington, d. G.
my mail matter not deliverable will be
eturned to the sender, provided the
epder's address is given on said mail
natter. Such matter is held thirty days |
Mess the sender orders otherwise. Reg
stored matter, card or request matter,
natter marked transient" or "To be
allied for" and mere papers, circulars or
Torthless matter are not advertised. See
hat your letters are properly stamped and
before mailing. Matter mailed
7ithout being addressed is sure subject
Or the dead letter office, and matter
,ailed without postage is "Held for post
ge" from either the sender or addressee
nd often causes annoyance to both par
les. Letters held for postage or better
ERECTION will be found directly over the
eiivery window.
HERBERT O, BIXBY, p. M,