Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-02

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cellent chance for dressmaker. For par
ticulars address Mrs. M. M. Stevens
Box 231, Chelsea, Vt. At
Rev. B. B. Sherman and family are at II
L. Bixby's.
Miss Lyle Tracy is visiting friends il
Montpelier.
! c. P. Dickinson has bought stylish
horse OF B. H. Adams, Jr.
Mrs. R. H. Lyon and daughters from
White River junction are visiting at Dr.A
| B. Smiths.
] H. E. K. Hall Camp, No. 2S,S. of ", will
celebrate the tenth anniversary OF its or
ganization August 4th.
| The services at the Congl church were
omitted on account OF the sickness OF the
pastor, Rev. B. B. Sherman.
Miss Lillian M. Wells has gone to her
home in Newport, N. H., where she will
spend her summer vacation.
The Repu blicans expect to throw out q
Mckinley and Hobart banner on Friday,
the day OF the county convention.
George A. Dickey, Esq, OF Bradford was
| in town Tuesday making arrangements
for sojourn Of several weeks later on.
Mrs. Appleton and Master Willie Deni.
son OF Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mrs. APP
pleton's daughter, Mrs. Edwin D. Deni-
son.
Mrs. DIP. and Miss Hattie Webster, who
have been visiting at G. p. Dickinson's,
returned to their home in Brattleboro last
week.
The public library will be open for the
exchange ofbooks next Saturday. Books
due on that day may be retained another
week.
W. f. Braman, administrator OF Dudley
Cabot's estate, has decided to Mrs. G. M.
Davis strip Of land adjoining the latter's
house.
Mrs. A. e. Mills and A. G. Mills OF Al
ton, Ill. and Fred K. Atwood OF Manches-
ter, N. H., are at J. B. Atwood's for the
summer.
VA. Corwin local editor OF the HERALD,
is taking three weeks vacation, during
which time he will visit Manchester, Bos-
ton and Lowell. s
The telephone line to Vershire is now in
running order. DR.. Godfrey has placed an
instrument in his Office for the accommo-
dation OF his Vershire patients.
The owner OF the East Hill plumbago
mine states that operations will be com.
menced there ABOUT the middle Of July.
The outcome will beawaited with interest.
H. H. Goss OF Brockton, Mass, made
flying visit to his parents, DR.. and Mrs. 8.
N. GOss, last week while returning from
the commencement exercises at Norwich
University.
Manager Magoon states that the coming
4th OF July celebration will be what is
commonly known as "corker:" Any,
thing that Henry has charge Of is bound
to be "tallP' affair.
It is understood that the Chelsea Dra-
drama "Placer Gold or How Uncle Nathan
lost his Farm" which was SO successfully
rendered last winter.
Charles L. Harris OF st. Louis is visiting
his uncle, John B. Bacon. MIR. Harris was
formerly practicing attorney In Nebras-
ka, but is now connected with the Carbon
Steel Co., Latrobe Steel Co., and q French
Steel company.
Mrs. Abel Merrill and Miss Maud Mer..
rili arrived from Boston Wednesday OF
last week and will spend the summer here.
Lovers OF music will be glad to learn that
Miss Merrill will officiate as organist at
the Cong'l church during her stay here.
George 7. Hebard, command No. 1, u.
v, u, will unite with the citizens OF Chel-
sea in the 4th OF July parade at 80 p: m.
Carriages are to be provided and seats FUR
nished for all old soldiers, free Of expense.
Every old soldier is invited to join In the
parade.
A number OF our prominent citizens,
whom we have heretofore reckoned as to-
tai abstainers, have recently received let
tiers from distilling concern urging them
to sample some of the choice brands OF
whiskey the firm carries. The truth will
come out at last.