Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-28
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
H. G. WOODRUFF, Local Editor.

Cecil Rogers of Lowell, Mass, is at W.
F. Hoods for the summer.
H. w. Carter OF Lebanon, N. H., was in
/ town the first of the week.
/ Geo. E. Kimball and wife returned to
/ Boston, Mass, Monday.
c. S. Emery was in Montpelier on bust
ness last week.
Miss Emma Halerson and Miss Nellie
Perkins are at r. M. Perkins.
Bert H. Davis is at home from West
Fsirlee for two weeks vacation.
Hon. John A. Reyes Of Winona, Mimi,
is in town.
E. j. Caswell was in Montpelier Thurs
day.
Herbert o. Bixby of Springfield was in
town last week.
John NJ. Atwood accompanied by Seth
+. Mills is at home for few days from
Manchester, n. H.
Rev. H. E. Howard is spending a three
weeks vacation at Round Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. Howard and Miss Nellie Weber are
visiting friends in the north part OF the
state.
Jabez Luce is once more at liberty after
somew hat extended sojourn in Jail We
understand that he paid board, costs and
taxes to the amount Of $50 besides an at
torney's fee before being discharged from
Jail. The original tax which he refused
to pay was little over two dollars.
Kengo Moriya. ia oanese, who is study
ing in this country preached at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning and on the
West Hill in the afternoon.
Any one having books or magazines to
be bound will please communicate with j.
M. Comstock.
Misses Stella and Fannie Slack OF So.
Royalton visited Miss Flora Corwin last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Newell Of Somer-
vile, Mass, visited at DR.. Goss' last week.
c. s. Emery has been appointed assignee
OF the insolvent estate of John 3. At
wood.
The members OF the Ten Pin Club held
very enjoyable picnic with Mrs. F. M.
Perkins, Wednesday July 20.
The male population of Chelsea was in
creased last week by the arrival OF two
nine-pound boys, one at Edwin Fuller's
Thursday, the other at Ira Thompson's
Sunday.
Monday evening, July is some lawless
person or persons raided the premises OF
Frank Yatter and did considerable dam
age to some OF his property such as cut
ting the boot to his wagon, breaking the
whfp. cutting his robes besides taking the
nuts from the axles OF the wagon and car
rying away one of the wheels. This kind
OF work is getting to be common occur
renee and some way should be found to
put stop to II.
HE. Roberts Of Boston, Mass, is in
town.
The mem beers OF the Ten Pin Club serv-
ed ice cream and ca AXE on the North COM
mon Saturday.
The families OF G. A. Densmore and F. /.
whitney with Mrs. c. 5. Emery are en-
joying few days'camping at Lake Morey.
Saturday is the last chance you will have
to get the CHELSEA HERALD and New
York Tribune for 81.
The Republican campaign OF 1892 in
Chelsea opened with an impromptu flag
raising Saturday evening. The Chelsea
Cornet Band, forgetting for the moment
all party affiliations, lent its aid TO the
occasion. After the flag bearing the names
OF Harrison and Reid had been securely an
chored, c. S. Emery, chairman of the Re-
publican town committee, briefly address
ed the audience which had assembled and
then introduced the Hon. John A. Keyes
OF Minnesota, Chelsea boy who has at
tanned prominence in the state of his
adoption. Mr.. Keyes spoke briefly, ex-
pressing the old opinion that as the Re
publican party had successfully solved the
problems of the past, so now it would
meet successfully the issues of to-day.
After months OF failing health, Dudley
Cabot, one OF our Oldest and most favora
bly, known townsmen, died at his home
on Sunday morning, July IL, 1872. he
was a thrifty and successful farmer. he
was born on West Hill Oct. %, 1910. He
spent most of his life in the vicinity of
his birthplace on the farm where Z. c.
Scales now lives. BY thrift, economy and
good judgment he gained a competence.
His father. Abel Cabot, was one Of the ear
ly settlers OF the town and was promi-
nent man in town affairs. He had four
sons AID four daughters. One son and
two daughters are still living. Hyde
Cabot, who resides in Chelsea village and
has occupied many places of public trust,
is the only surviving son. Mrs. Wilmol
Braman, daughter, and her husband OF
MONTPELIER were at her brothers funeral.
Mrs Clarke-the other sister, the widow
OF the late Chester Clarke, the well-remem
bered landlord of the American House OF
Montpelier-was not able to be present.
MIR. Cabot was twice married but had no
children. With his second wife, Lucinda
b. (Keyes), he lived nearly 40 years and
she survives him. Having a kind and
sympathetic nature, helping hand and
generous heart, he had many warm and
sincere friends who sorrow that they will
see his face no more. We should natural
ly expect that a man of such nobility of
character and such broad sympathies
would be Universalist. BY his request
his funeral was attended by Rev. 5. A.
Parker Of Bethel who spoke OF him as one
who did the work OF life faithfully ana
we'll. He was buried in the West Hill
burying ground in his family lot beside
his wife, father and mother and other
loved ones, in that hallowed spot where
he has seen the grave close over so many
neighbors and friends and in the shadow
OF the old church where he first attended
public worship and had his heart touched
by the great truths which fell from the
lips OF his Divine Master. c.
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