Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-06-03
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING, Local Editor.

E. R. Darling OF New York city was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Lucy A. Dickinson is visiting rela-
tives in Brattleboro.
Wesley Underhill is working for L. r..
Denison in Washington.
Charles X. Darling of Boston is visiting
his father, j. x. Darling.
Mrs. H. o. Bryant and Fay Allen Wis
tied Mrs. Clayton Allen at East Barnard
recently.
Mrs. II. A. Kingsbury end daughter,
Emily, visited friends in Tunbridge the
first OF the week.
Fred Richardson and family of Brain.
tree visited his sister, Mrs. Everett Har-
wood, last week.
One of Mark Stoddard's twin boys died
Tuesday morning with whooping cough.
Age three months.
Mrs. David Emery had a stroke Of apo
plexy Wednesday of last week and re-
mains quite feeble,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard OF Al
stead, n H., have been visiting Stillman
Rich OF the West Hill.
A. G. Stone OF Montpelier and Daniel
Sloan OF Indianapolis, natives OF Chelsea,
were in town last week.
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Mass, visited his mother, Mrs. Irene Car
penter, for few days recently.
Lewis O'Brlan, A. g. Mills and F..E.
Atwood OF Dartmouth college have been
spending few days at j. b. Atwood's.
Mrs. George Hardy has returned from
White River Junction, where she has
been caring for her daughter, who is i'll.
Rev. William H. Davis, ID. d., pastor of
the Elliot Congl church at Newton,
Mass, accompanied by Mrs. Il. A. Davis
of Bethel, visited their mother, Mrs. q. l..
Stow, Monday.
Leander II. Bennett died last Friday at
his home in Wa7l. ngton. Funeral ser =
vices, conducted hv Rev. Mr.. Allen, were
held Sunday Afternoon.
Mrs. Loren Bacon of Corinth has come
to live with Mrs. Lucinda Cabot, and
Miss Laird, who has been there for year
past, has returned home.
Col. Martin S. Hall of Fitchburgh, Mass,
was in town over Sunday visiting his Sis
ters, Misses Nancy and Martha Hall. The
colonel is a native Of Chelsea and is now
probation officer ia Fitchburg.
Mrs. Frank Titus and son, Ray, are Wis
ting her parents in ClaremoDt, n. II.
Mrs. Belle Roberts OF Barre is keeping
house for Mr.. Titus during their absence.
Harry j. Corwin of Lowell, Mass, sails
next Saturday from Boston on the Gallia
for Europe, where, in company with
friend he will spend eight weeks IN Eng
land, Scotland and France.
Horace Moxley met with quite loss
last Sunday. He went to the field to
catch his gray horse when the animal in
attempting to jump the fence became en-
tangled in the wires and was thrown with
such force as to break its neck.
At the meeting Of the trustees OF Chel-
sea academy held last Thursday at the
town clerks office The following officers
were elected: President, J. b. Baconi sec
retary, G. l.. Stow; treasurer, W. r.
Townsend; executive commlttee, .. N
Goss, j. NJ. Comstock and j. A. H. Cor
win.
DIR. George J. Helmer, the osteopath
now intends to spend July and August IN
Chelsea and will open an intirmary BRING
ing three assistants and also patients
from New York. He ststes that because
Of the large mum Der who have already APP
plied for treatment it will be necessary
for those in Chelsea who desire his ser
vices to apply in advance and SEND theh
applications to him at once. HIS address
Il i36 Madison Avenue, Corner 31st street
New York City.
Notwithstanding the rain, Memorial
day services here may be called success
Fifty.three soldiers graves were deco
rated, and in the afternoon the town hal
was well fiiied. The program consisted o.
music. prayer by Rev. Mr.. Allen, sone
! nv Winifred and Minnie Barnes, and an
| address delivered by Charles X. Darling
of BOSTON. The schools in town wer'
well represented and the children followed
I the q. A. r. to the cemetery to assist II
decorating the graves.