Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-28
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

HAZE DARLING, Local Editor.
i Have YOU seen Corwin's new wall papers
A nice tenement to let. Apply to
Wv Y. .. EMERY
Mrs. @. P. Dickinson is rapidly recover
| ing
| Mrs. Mary j. Dunbar is visiting a
/ Woodstock.
have large line OF seasonable rupbe
goods. y. A. ~ CohWiN'
!! Get your sugar tubs at Corwin's. Prices
are lower than ever.
Ladies, YOU can buy nice wrapper 10
CSC. at c. p Dickinson's.
A. w. Whitney has rented the Churchll
property and is moving in.
IA new lot OF ladies' wrappers just re-
ceived at c. P. Dickinson's.
Don't fail to see Corwin's samples be
fore ordering new carpet
w. M. Flanders expects to remove U
White River junction soon.
Don't forget that Corwin is selling
clothing at very low prices.
C. Q. Cross, who has been quite serious.
ly sick, is now able to be out.
Mr.. Cobb OF Burlington visited his sis.
ter, Mrs. Kate Hardy, last week.
E.. L. HARDWOOD has hired the tenement
belonging to the Cong'l society.
Mrs. w. w. Braman will occupy the
tenement now used by Lucien Aldrich.
Joseph Landon is SO much improved
that he expects to resume business shortly
l.. J. Pierce advertises to sell his house
hold effects at auction at p. m. Saturday
lam prepared to do painting, papering,
whitewashing and kalsomining.
At L. c. A LDRlcH.
The Methodists held sociable at
George I. Densmore's last week Wednes-
day.
Carpets are very cheap this year. Cor
win has just received new line OF sam
piles.
e. A. Corwin has been appointed school
director in place Of j. M. Comstock, re-
signed.
Daniel I. Stanley is visiting his brother,
John A. Stanley, and will remain through
the summer.
II in want OF a new carpet this spring,
look at the new line OF samples at G. p.
Don't fail to try package OF Aunt Je-
mima's pancake flour for giiddlecaKes.
For sale at c. P. Dickinson's.
Those not having yet procured dog IL
censes, or rather licenses for their dogs,
will do well to attend to it at once.
About forty couples attended the social
dance at the town hall last Friday even.
ing. Densmore's orchestra played.
Weunderstand that Rev. Mr.. Forrest
will conclude his passionate at the M. E.
church at the close OF the present confer
snce year.
E. ID. Barnes has been running the shoe
shop for q few days, finishing up the
shoes bought by him at the execution
,ale.
Lester Darling viii, move into the house
.ecently vacated by F. w. Smith, who
axes possession lof the William Robbins
place April LIST.
The ID. w. Ramsdell place near Brough-
on Corner was sold at auction for taxes
~ Constable Calef, Monday, and was bid
III by Mrs. Eunice A. Adams.
DIR. Godfrey has had bell placed at the
eft side Of the hotel door. The doctor
las been engaged by the town as "city
physician" for the ensuing year.
There is some talk OF having a mock
ecently held at Brad ford. Some think
nat few trials OF the genuine kind
would help the town.
An interesting relic lately came to light
n the shape OF al lengthy autograph letter
rom Daniel Webster TO William Hebard.
The letter relates to an invitation to Mr..
Webster to deliver an address before the
Nhig members OF the Vermont legis-
ature.
Owing to my limited means and the
necessity OF having ready money TO pur-
base goods and, also, believing that 1t is
or the best interest OF my customers as
veil as myself, shall sell goods for cash
II ready pay only after April /, 1895.
c. p. DICKINSON, Chelsea, Vt.
The case OF the town OF Washington
gainst Luther Ramsdell will be OF con-
iderable local interest when tried. The
owns claim between seven and eight hun
red dollars of Mr.. Ramsdell as the ex-
ense resulting from his wife's sickness
nth smallpox. II. A. White and r. M.
iarvev appear for the town, and Darling
Darling for the defendant.
We insert the following by request. In
smuch as the last item in this column of |
asst weeks issue has been the occasion OF |
much comment, and many have been led |
0 regard it as an unwarrantable slur upon |
Rev. Mr.. Forrest, it Is only in justice to |
hose who have been attributed with its |
authorship, to state that it was written |
y Mr.. Forrest himself and published at |
lis request, and it is hoped that hereafter |
will be "prayerfully read" with that
act in mind.
Mrs. L. Folsom, now resident of Ale |
an, Mich, but who formerly lived on |
East hill, has in her possession
seven-dollar bill, measuring three by |
our inches, which bears the date 177S
me side reads as follows ''This bill en-
tiles the bearer to receive seven Spanish I
allied dollars or the value thereof in gold |
r silver, according to resolution passed |
y Congress at Philadelphia, september
s, 1878. No. 265, S53." There is picture
4 the center, and a plain border sur
ounds it, in which on the top is the
lord, "Serenabit' in capital letters. On
he reverse is 'Printed by Hall and Sellers,
77S."
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:-I have
cen sick for five years but am now as
re as have ever been. shall open my /
hop at once and ask for the patronage OF /
bo1 lra han i