Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-17
CHELSEA HOME NEWS

n. v. piAbI, EuitOf
j. B. Atwood has full line of Xmas
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Flanders have
by the sickness OF their daughter, Mrs.
Harlan A. Flanders, who died of con-
sumption last week.
At Atwoods you viii find large line of
silk handkerchiefs The best supply OF
fancy and plush box stationery. Nice as
sortment of crockery. and 10 cent
counters, etc, etc.
Perley Rogers was arrested for assault
ing Harry Bacon, aged Is years, and
brought before Justice Hatch Monday,
plead guilty and was fined $1,000 and
costs. 1t was appealed to county court.
The shoe factory was closed Saturday
that the help might attend the funeral of
Frank fuller.
Court opened this week with prospects
of short term. Only 10 jury cases.
Frank S. fuller died suddenly of heart
failure, Thursday, aged % years. He was
a son OF Elihu Tuller, of Tunbridge, and
for the past few weeks had been at work in
the shoe factory as cutter. AS well as
usual that morning he went to his work,
just before noon he was seen to fall for
ward on his bench then sink to the floor
unconscious. Those near him fastened
to his assistance and physician was sum-
moned at once, but he died in a few mo-
ments. The deceased was member of
the III. Il. X. Hall Camp No. Is, Sons Of
veterans, in which he had great interest
The past year he was LIST Lieut.. and had
been in command of the Camp the past
three months, but few days before his
death he was elected commander for the
coming year. The funeral was held Sat
urday, Rev. B. B. Sherman officiating.
There was prayer at the house of c. r.
Godfrey at IL o'clock a. M. when the re-
mains were taken to Tunbridge and funer-
al Sc rvices held in the Cong'l church OF
which he was a member Rev. Mr.. RAM
age of So. Royalton assisted Mr.. Sherman
in the services at the church. The Sons of
Veterans, Ladies' Aid Society, and Shoe
factory hands each attended in a body, |
besides several members of the G.. A. r. |
and other friends from the place. There |
were also representatives from Camps % |
Barre, and "A So. Royalton. The Camp
conducted the services at the grave using |
the burial service of the Order. The pail /
bearers were brothers OF the Camp as fol- |
lows: +. l.. Hudson, b. H. Adams A. d. |
Glines, j. Nj. Atwood, J. III. Griffen, ID. b. |
Glines. Officer in charge, Past Captain /
Geo. Derby OF Campo, Mass. Mr.. Stimson, |
manager of the shoe factory, had charge OF I
the funeral, and Past Colonel Bixby COM
manded the Sons Of Veterans. The tlow-
ers were in charge OF the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY., the members of which contributed /
basket and standard OF flowers. The |
members of the shoe factory gave deli
cate design in the colors Of the u s. flag.
From Camp Is there was rich crescent \
design with the letters F. C. II. On the
casket, which was draped with the L. 5.
flag, were the diseased's cap, sword and /
belt. Mr.. fuller had been in this town
more or less for the past four years, boJh
as a student and a member OF the Sons of
Veterans. A short time ago he came here
to work. He had many friends in this
place as was shown By the large numbers
that followed him to his final resting
place. AS MIR. Sherman said. it was a rare
occasion where two towns met to mourn
the loss Of one SO young. He leaves al his
homea father, mother, and one brother to
mourn his loss.
Ozone in the flush of youth,
Gone ere the heart had felt earth's
whitening care,
Ere the stern world had soiled thy
spirits truth,
Orsown dark sorrow there.
"Fled like dream away,
But yesterday mid life's auroral bloom
To-day, sad winter, desolate and gray,
Signs round thy lonely tomb.
Friend Of my youth, FAREWELL
To thee we trust a happier life is given,
One tie to earth for us hath loosed its
spell
Another formed for heaven
One good second hand Pool Table with
Ill the fixtures for sale verycheap. Inquire
II +. ID. Barnes, Orange County Hotel,
Chelsea, VT.
Plush for Upholstering and Lining Fur
Robes at Berry's.
II you want Fur Robes Horse Blank
It's you'll find best assortment at Berry's
Shaft and String Bells at Berry's.
All goods marked down till Jan. LIST at
Berry's shop, opposite North Park.
North Tunbridge.