Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-23
Chelsea Home News.
8. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.
Teachers Examination.

M examination OF eandidates Tor
teachers certificates will be held at
Bradford, Nov. 2S-29.
Chelsea, Dec. 1-2.
Examinations will begin at 9 a. m.
Candidates not personally known to the
examiner should bring testimonials of
good moral character, and in case of
those who have taught, OF ability to teach
and govern
JOIN NJ. CoMsrocK, County Examiner.
Miss Marion G. Camp is visiting friends
IN Fsirlee this week.
Everett Spear, son OF H. w. Spear, is
sick this week with indigestion.
John II sprague OF East Brookheld was
IN town visiting his Sun last week.
Miss Day, dressmsker, from South Roy
alton IS at j. A. K. Corwin's this week.
Miss Laura r. Fuller came home Satur-
day from sharon, where she has been
teaching this fail
Mrs. Luelia Griffith, mother Of Mrs.
Ernest A. Corwin, is very sick with pneu-
monia at the residence OF her daughter.
Miss Grace G. Bacon, who teaches in
Nilliamstown village, is spending two
weeks vacation al her home on the West
hill.
NJ T. sxeels, teamster for the Merri-
mack Fuel and Feed company at Franklin
Falls, \. H., is spending two or three
weeks with friends in town.
Thomas G.. Dearborn and Mrs. Ida G..
Savage, both OF Chelsea, were married
Nov. 18TH. Mr.. Dearborn is the popular
clerk al the Orange County hotel.
Assistant Judges Hon. William Paul OF
West Fair.ee and Hon. Cyrus L. Lathrop
OF Wilhamstown were in town Wednes-
day OF last week on county business.
Misses philana and Amelia Slack OF
Lisbon, n. H., have been ~ town the
past few days, going from here Wednes-
day 70 Newport, y. H., where they are
to work in the Peerless Mig. Co. shop.
Elmer j. Flanders and Miss Nellie Y.
Rich, both OF this town, we're married
in Lowell, Mass, Nov. 1st. They returned
home last week after visiting Mr..
Flanders brother Harlan A. Flanders,
az Franklin, \. Il.
Prof. W J. Harrington OF Boston and
n iss Augusta Bigelow OF Champlaln, n.
T., are iu town this week at the Orange
County hotel. They gave a concert at the
Methodist church Monday evening and
have organized a choral class Of about 80
memb ers
Master Russell Corwin, aged eight
years. son OF T.. A. C0rwin, went C
Boston Friday TO spend his Thanksgiving
facation with his uncle, Chas. r.. Corwin.
The young man reached his destination
IN safety. having telephOned TO his fnther
TO that effect on arrival.
The Chelsea Brass band is to have one
OF the old fashioned promenades in the
Town hall Thursday evening, Nov. 80
thanksgiving. There viii be an in
troductOry concert before the grand
march. This promenade Is for old and
Young, aud it Is always an enjoyable
feature for Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Maude Merrill went to Burlington
Wednesday Of last week to visit her
friend. Miss Margaret Chestnut, return
ing home Saturday afternoon. Miss
Chestnut WAS reporter here for Orange
County court for eight years and is nov
SLING a similar position for Chittenden
county with her home IN Burlington.
Arthur J. Slack, son Of the late Job NJ.
Slack, died Monday at the state hospital
Cor the insane at Waterbury where he
had been an inmate since the Institution
was built. having been taken there from
BrattleborO. His age was about 90 years.
The remains were brought here Tuesday
aud the burial was Wednesday morning
10 the family lot IN Highland cemetery.
Sheriff w. III sprague has drawn the
following petit jurors for the December
term of Orange county court which con-
renes Tuesday. Dec. 9Th. Bradford,
Gardner j. Garfield, Boyd II. Wilson
Braintrce, Jehiel f. Williams, Edward j.
Wheeler Brookheld, Harry NJ. Jones,
Charles S. Williams; Chelsea, Edwin =.
stone. Noah e. Taylor; Corinth. Roscoe
ri Williams, Everett b. Corliss; Fairlee,
e. e. lee. Ii. a. Cook; Newbury, Frank
y Brock, Dan b. Fuller; Orange, {. Oscar
peake, Nm. q. Rogers; Randolph, Austin
Emery, Win J.. Blodgett; STAFFORD. Frank
Brown, William III. Kendall; Thetford,
Charles Parker, 4. a. Quimby; Topsham,
bridge. William H. Jones. Thomas w.
smith; Nershire, George w. kimball,
Chester y. Grant; Washington, Victor
W. Curtis, LION w. SNOW; West Fairlee.
Edmund Z. George, Jr., Orison Nj. Hub
bard: Wiuiamstown. Charles NJ. seaver,
Clinton W. Cram. The jury calendar con-
tains fifteen cases Chief Judge John W.
RoweI has been assigned to hold the term
Of court.