Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.


AIonzo Npyes is in Boston this week.
| A. A. Abbott Of Bethel spent Thanks
giving in town.
Minnie Whitney visited Miss Cooley In
Barre over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dow have return
ed from VISIT to Barnard.
George A. Emery of Royalton visited
his uncle, G. 8. Emery, Tuesday.
We understand that Wesley Bugbte ha.
fine "horse dairy" OF eight animals.
H. 8. Annis made his last trip for the
winter with his "bakery' cart Tuesday.
Union Thanksgiving services will bs
held at the M. E. church at Z p. m. Thurs.
day.
j. A. r. Corwin took in 20,656 lbs. OF
poultry this year, paying therefor w.
623 46.
We take pleasure In announcing that
the souvenir edition OF the HERALD will
be out Dec. 9Th.
Isaac Recor and wife have decided the
Ben Robbins place to Leroy Goodell
Consideration, $500.
Henry Il. Mosher fell from q haymow
last week and sprained his ankle, so that
he is now on crutches.
The Ladies' Reading Circle has COM
menced its winters work, with american
Literature as the subject.
Albert Chandler, who had but recently
gone to Boston to spend the winter, died
there at $3.50 p. m. Monday.
DR.. Godfrey is moving into the north
part OF the Woodruff tenement, where his
patients may hereafter find him.
Mrs. A. W. Whitney was thrown from
her wagon hear A. B. Wright's place last
week, but was not seriously injured.
f. p. Bliss OF Corinth is canvassing in
town for work, entitled tsThe Oracle OF
the Age, or How to Achieve Success"
E. A. Corwin, Frank Martin and Walter
Carpenter went to Boston, Saturday, to
assist G. r. Corwin In his Thanksgiving
trade.
Out of total tax OF t,S11.S4. Treasurer
Townsend has collected Il, 1925, leaving
s853.69.
Daniel T. St. nley and Miss Heleh
Stanley went to Providence, r. l., Friday,
Mr.. Stanley intends going West later.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. o. Burn ham have gone
to Rhode Island for a visit Of several
llOutnSs NAs ~ A<nvio oHA AiSi
son occupy their rooms during their abb
sence.
The many friends OF Hon. r. M. Harvey
good. He expects to 60 to California with
the hope OF improving his health, as soon
as his business will permit.
We understand that two worthy resi-
dents OF the West Hill indulged in a
small sized muscular encounter q week
ago Sunday, but we are glad to report
that no bones we're broken.
Willard Moore has finished his appren
ticeship in the jeweiry store OF Charles
Wyman at st. Albans, and goes tolGreen-
field, Mass, the last OF the week, where
ne will be employed in similar estab-
lishment.
We learn that George Hutchinson, who
went to North Carolina recently, is to 10.
cate at the new town of Pinehurst, several
miles from Aberdeen, N. G. Bernard w.
Flanders is temporarily employed in the
store OF Ordway g. Tarbe1l at Aberdeen,
and Leon l.. Bemis Is running fruit and
candy store in the same town.
The coming December term OF court
will be short one. 1t now looks as
though week would be sufficient time
in which to do the business. Not more
than three civil cases will probably be
tried by jury as the criminal docket is
light Only twelve divorce cases are set
for trial, against % for last term.
The winter schools commence next
Monday. The following S list OF
teachers as complete as we are able to
give it at present writing: /, Martha l..
Noyes; 2, J. M. Comstock and Misses
Spalding and Wells; s, Kate Mehuron
10, Addie M. French; II, Eunice d. Moul-
ton; u, Harriet N. Lewis; 10, Clara j..
Laird; II, Ada J. Sherburn.