Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-24

MEN poA chii SHOES Al ", <z-0U ana %
tt j. A. R. CoRwIN.
We claim to have as good shoes at 81 &c
per pair as it is possible to buy at that
price. We warrant every pair.
tt ]. A. r. CoRwIN.
We are selling the same quality tea and
at the same prices as before the war tax
on tea. tt J. A. r. CoRwIN.
II you want fountain pen consult Fl.
o. Bixby. He has Just got new line OF
Waterman pens at 81. 2w
Has your horse contracted Dry or Brit
tie feet IL so try bottle OF Momson's
English liniment. II is guaranteed 70 re-
lieve all cases of this kind. The action of
this liniment is TO soften and cause the
foot to grow natural and strong. For sale
by w. Il. Hill, Chelsea. wv
DR.. F. L. Beckwith has returned from
Danville.
VIM. a. GnIeland has gone to Boston
for a few weeks.
Sheriff F. l. Whitney has returned home
from Montpelier.
Z. A. Corwin and daughter, Gail, are in
Boston this week.
There is to be union service at the
Cong'l church tonight.
The Mohawk Minstrel troupe partially
showed here last Friday night.
Willis u. Bixbv aud wife OF Boston ar
guests of II. o. Bixby this week.
The season tickets for the lecture course
will be on sale at Bixbys store Thursday,
Dee. 1, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Mrs. James Sanford had a birthday
party Sunday. when quite a number Of
friends and relatives were present.
Harry 8. Kent, who has been at work
on the new block. finished last week and
has returned to his home in Randolph.
w. F. Davis was in Lowell. Mass, Sat-
urdav looking after the dynamo for the
electric plant, which is overdue.
Charles A. Luce broke his left arm just
above the wrist last week. He was at A.
l. Newman's loading some calves when he
fell, causing the fracture.
Maj. Chas. X. Darling. accompanied by
his sister. Miss Emma Darling. of Boston
are spending Thanksgiving with their ia
ther, Hon. J. X. Darling.
Fred Counter. attached to the WASH
ington Minstrel show, was arrested Fri
day night for drunkenness and fined S.
and costs, amounting to Sl1.60.
= The teachers for the winter schools in
Chelsea are as follows: No 2, Anne Howe;
No. 8, Nellie Barnes: No. z, Hattie Dear
born; No. s. Louise Taft; No. 10, Martha
Moves; No. IL. Arthur Smith: No II, viii
ford Barnes; No. IS. Eunice Mouiton; No.
~, Clara Laird. The schools are 10 com
mence Nov. rs. except in Nos. and z,
which will commence Dec. 8.
n. E.. K. Hail Camp, M. 2s. Sons OF
Veterans, hold a camp fire Saturday even
ing, Nov. 20. at the town hall It is
complimentary reception for Msior Chas.
K. Darling of the 9th Mass. Regt., u. 8 A.,
who will relate his experience in the
Spanish American war at Porto Rico.
Hveryb body is cordially invited to cnme.
There is no ADM ssion fee and no collec-
ton.
The town OF Chelsea has always had
happy faculty OF being represented by It's |
best men, and the member from Chelsea
has invariably been prominent in legisla-
tive councils. This year Is prominently
no exception. Col. Emery has well earned /
hosts of friends. and in the many respon- |
sible positions in which he has beenI
placed has acquitted himself with entire
credit. Congratulations to Chelsea III
Montpelier Journal.
The following is the program for the
Chelsea lecture association: Dec. 5. s. A.
Steel. ID. D., subject. "Home Lite In |
Dixie During the War;" Dec. II, the
Dartmouth Glee and Mandolin club; Jan.
9, Hoyt l.. Conway, reader and imperson-
ator, subject, "Around the Stove;" Jan.
"a, Hon. Frank PlumIey, subject, "a ner.
ica:u Feb. 7, Rev. VIM. H. Davis. ID. d., o.
Eliot church, Newton. Mass. subject, "a
Summer Cruise on Wintrv COAST" Fen
%, Beedle's orchestra and double quartet.