Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-03
Chelsea Home News.
H.o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

H Perry went to Boston Monday.
con Goodell has gone to Waterbury.
frank Clough of Wilton, n. H., is in
town.
d. K. White OF STAFFORD was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Waldo is suffering with a iel.
on on her finger.
Charlie Goodell is at work for n. O..
Moore for the season.
Franklin Il. Davis OF Lebanon, n. H., is
r-sting friends in town.
Mrs. HacKett is working in the family
aIF. c. Sleeper at North Tunbridge.
4masa Button is at work In the Chelsea
livery stable for Townsend & Whitney.
Nr.and Mrs. f. F. Peters went to Bos-
ta7 Tuesday TO be absent about ten days.
W. NJ Boyd Of Randolph was il town
Monday selling agricultural implements.
DEF. l.. Beckwith has reprinted his
house. Flanders q Son have done the
Fark.
elss p. Roberts OF Boston came Sstur.
. asv. he is stopping at the Orange County
D. ID. Tracy has finally become the pos
SCISSOR Of a bull pup so long coveted. 1t
s G. beauty.
TX. Darling and family are boarding
At the hotel while his house is being re.
4 pared inside.
Col. c. S, Emery has been confined to
the house the past week with a quinsy
sore 10 bis throat.
f. f. Bixby has new ly painted his
a1fst had the job.
Mr. Dickinson OF Corinth has moved in
to one OF the unoceupied tenements In w.
" Nations house.
william F. Davis and wife came Satur-
cay night, having spent the winter in
jacksonville, Florida.
F.W. Lewis has sold his interest in the
Chelsea livery and sale stable TO W. p.
Townsend and A. W. whitney.
Mrs. McAllister and Miss Inez McAlils-
tsr have been visiting in Washington this
Eesk on a short vacation from work At the
aatei.
Hiram Morse has sold his farm to Albert
3 Banister OF East Brookfield, who takes
immediate possession. The price paid
Wss y 600,
Cashier II. n. Mattison was called to his
home 10 Salisbury Saturday by the sud
den death OF his mother. He returned
Monday afternoon.
Frank Larkin bought the Jasper Lyman
farm In Tunbridge last week al the suc-
ton sale OF that property. he will prob
ao.y not leave the farm he now occupies
until fall.
Do not skip over our advertisements but
read them each week as carefully as you
90 the news column. They are put here
iof your benefit as well as those who pay
Toy them. They will be more beneficial 20 |
sou through the year than all the daily !
and magazine ads. put together, for here |
you have an opportunity 10 inspect the |
goods before purchasing.
Hon. Alden Speare OF Boston is one OF /
TIE leading contributors toward the mag /
niheent memorial window TO be placed in |
TIE Methodist church at Newbury, IN /
5onor OF the old Newhury Seminary, /
which tourshed frcm 1884 to 1868 The /
window is to contain the names, in their \
proper order, OF all the principals OF the /
school. Great credit is due 10 Hon. Hor.
see W, Bailey for mis- efforts in the matter.
Inc cost OF the window has been contrib
atea by prominent persons, who have
gone out from the old seminary into all
'he states OF the Union.
Toe following is the program for the
academy graduating exercises To be given
% the town hall on Friday evening at
CLOCK, Prayer 1.-The Dandy Fifth, "Adah
r Austin; "Briton or Boer," w. Wesley
lnaerhill and Arthur p. Rogers; Gwen
,ng Chorus;n True Liberty Almena II.
Soourni jamie Douglas Sadie j. Nc
e2hneli The World Moves" Ralph l.
95lman Piano Duet; "Light," Ethel 5.
= s,9isomi The Low Shore Lass" Gertrude
~; :, Bacon "a Yankee General Wesley /
~ ~. Davis 'ln Gondola," (song); "Pos-
s,..oIltles OF the Twentieth Century"
24aiy T. Scales; "The Present Crisis"
george NJ. Davis: Opportunities" with
Of diplomas.