Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-01
Chelsea Home News.
EMMA DARLING. Local Editor.

DSAter - Lhrkin Das SOLD his farm TO
p. l.. Sargent for Si05.
Mrs. Il. ID. Barnes has gone to Boston to
receive treatment for her eyes.
VIII A. Densmore is moving into the
house owned by L. g. Aldrich.
Mrs. c. ID. Clough of olcott recently
visited her father, Chester Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter have
moved TO the Marcellus Allen place.
George X Bixby he's purchased he Aus.
tin Skinner farm in South Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Will
Jamestown visited relatives here last week.
A. M Burnham has moved to Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson's place on the Jail road.
Joseph Dean OF Bethel commences work
today as cook at the Orange County hotel.
AS Rev. Mr.. Allen was i'll there was no
service at the Methodist church last Sun
day.
Wallace Sanborn is on a vacation on ac-
count of having one foot crushed by a
colt.
Mrs. c. b. Rumrill OF Heath has been
visiting Mrs. W. NJ. Flanders the past
week.
DIR. Arthur Goss spent few days with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Goss, this
week
Edwin l.. Larkin intends to move to
Lougee.
Mrs. wiram Morse died at Boston
Thursday, March 25th. The burial will
be at New Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. l.. A. Braman, who has been sick
WITH the grip for the past month, suffered
severe relapse Tuesday and is very i'll.
Il. ID. Barnes returned from Boston
Tuesday and reports that the trouble with
Mrs. Barnes eyes is located in the muscles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryant intend to
move from James Atwoodis into the
brick house owned by Mrs. Mary Tracy.
The oyster supper and sociable given by
the w. II. {. at j. NJ. Atwood's Wednes
day evening OF last week was well at
tended.
II. T. Cushman OF Bennington, clerk OF
Bennington county court, who has leased
the plumbago mines here, was in town
last week.
George d. Wood OF Hartford, depart
ment councillor of Jr. o. L. A. Nj, visited
Columbia Council No. II, Wednesday
evening, March II.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bixby have re.
turned from south Royalton and moved
in with Mrs. Bixby's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. b. II. Adams.
A special meeting OF II. f. X. Hall
camp. Sons OF Veterans, is called for FRI
day evening, April I'd. All members are
requested to be present
Fred Allen has moved into che house
recently occupied by Milo SAINT orn, and
Mr.. Sanborn has moved to the Drew
house purchased by him and vacated by
Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Griffin went to
Burlington last week and returned
Thursday, bringing their son, Julian,
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. He Is
now very i'll.
Last week Wednesday while X. w Al
len was delivering goods, his horses, TAX
ing advantage OF his absence, ran from
the upper village and were not stopped
until they had reached Dearborn's livery
stable Fortunately the road was clear
and no one was injured. The damage
consisted of broken whiffietree and tug
and one horse received q cut six inches
deep on one leg, rendering il unfit for use
for month at least.
We quote the following from the Argus
OF Albany, n. ", published Friday,
March 26th: "Hon. Matthew Hale one
| of Albany's leading lawyers, died at his
residence, No. 90, Washington avenue, last
evening. Mr.. Hale had been under a phy-
sicinn's care for some time, but his illness
did not assume serious proportions untii
a month ago, from which time ne Ialleu
gradually to the end.n From "Men OF Yer
month we take brief sketch OF his llie.
2Matthew Hale youngest and last surviv-
/ ing son of Harry and Lucinda Hale, was
| horn in Chelsea June 20, 1879. he grad
| mated at the University OF Vermont IN
/ 1851 and studied law with bis brotner,
Robert, at Elizabethtown, n ana wa
admitted to the bar in 1888. he hrst set
\ tied in Poughkeepsie, n. ", then lived
| few wears in New York city, afterwards
| moving 10 Elizabethtown, where he lived
until 1865, since which time he engaged
| in the practice of his profession IN Albany,
NY He was an active member oi w
1 New York State Bar association ana had
| been its president. In 1873 MIR. Hale was
/ the Republican candidate for judge oil the
! Ns,v Work court OF appeals, and was de-
/ feated bv Hon. Rufus w. Peckham, now
/ one Of the Judges Of the Z, ;. supreme
court. MIR. Hale married IN Looo, LII ~
daughter of the late Hon, Augustus =.
Hand. Justice of the New Nork supreme
conrt she died in 1867. In 1871, ne mar
/ ried Mary. daughter OF the late Sol.
/ Francis l.. Lee, formerly OF Dosson. l,sl..
| INNS AT the age OF IS years the las. olIee.
descendant of one OF Oneasss lassas aTsv T-sV'
worthy citizens of all time, passes a"a4. -
The nearest relative living mere - DE
-, Nrs : n. Goss. At the Orange
Tonniy Rar centennial held here Aug. %
| 1sq6. Mr. Hale was expected 70 " ~
ept but was kept away oy " neaien, a -,
/ nrensred. however, a sketch 70 De reau Oh
thot occasion. giving his personal remin-
iscences Of the bench ano par ot ..,. niay
wears ago, which was considered os mshs 1.,l.'
the most interesting feature o. ~ tne SLsI-
bration. he left widow and nNs m e9 ~
dren. three daughters and Two sOiisi '"S
oldest is years OF age.
Don't allow the lungs to be lmpalrseo ~ =,
the continuous irritation OF eousn. - -
Is easier to prevent consumption t1sh ~, -
cure it. One Minute Cough OuIs ss,,s,ie
ssrlv viii ward of any fatsl lung ttSuD5S' NY
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