Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-26
Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxRY. local Editor.
lrs. Moses Dunnam IS SICK.

Mrs. Moses human IS SICK.
A. W. Whitney is improving.
Curtis NJ. Hall lost a valuable COW
Saturday night.
George Goodrich and Webster Hook are
on the sick list this week.
Frank Carleton and daughter of Barre
were in town Monday.
Several Randolph items, by mistake.
strayed into this column last week.
VIM. B. ID. Avery and wife Of Bradford
were guests at Dr. Corwin's Tuesday.
r. II. Lyon and wife OF Montpelier were
the guests OF Dr. .B. Smith over Sunday.
Mrs James Hosking returned TO her
home at Glare mont, Nh, Monday morn
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Allen are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a fine girl, born the
Dist.
J.H. Grifins, who has been at Manches.
ter, n. H., the past sumner, has returned
home.
Mrs Irwin Bowen, who has been sick
for the past three months, still remains in
a critical condition.
Mrs. J. P. Tracy, who has been very
sick with he grip he past two weeks, is
now improving.
Mrs. Emma Griffin, who has been at
hCm The past few weeks, returned to
MuuamstoWn Saturday.
Mrs. Jed Scott of Scottsmore, p. O.,
came last week 10 attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Melyina Stockwell.
Col N. o. Coburn went 10 East Barre
Friday nigh. where he installed the Off
GERS OF John A. Logan command No. 2, L.
Y. u.
The many friends Of Mrs. @. NJ. G.
Hatch OF Grinnell, Iowa, learn with re-
gret OF her severe illness. caused BY PERI
tonitis, and recovery is doubtful.
Owing 10 the resignation of the lieu
tenant-colonel OF the Sixth Massachu-
sets, Mai. Charles X. Darling is left in
command OF the regiment. He is likely
to be chosen colonel.
Mrs. Frank Hackett was called to Rut-
land Saturday by the severe illness OF her
brother F.W. Lewis drove with her over
the mountain as the quickest and most /
direct way to reach there.
The past week has been good time for 1
gathering the ice crop and Il has been /
taken out OF the factory dam to such an 4
extent that the electric light plant could 4
run the 500 lights only until 9 O'Clock /
Saturday night.
Joseph Lombsrd's horse became fright 1
ened Saturday while be was loading a
grist at Powers mil. IL ran down the
street, leaving the sleigh with broken
shafts at the mill where II eoliided with a
stone post. The horse was not injured.
Married, at the home OF the groom in
Lisbon, y. H., Wednesday, Jan. rs, by
Rev. James d, LaGro. Miss Mary +. Slack (
OF Chehea aud Herbert T.. Bowers OF Lis
bon. Tue newly married couple were the
recipients OF many presents both from
here and al Lisbon.
DR.. 5. n Goss met with an accident to
/. MS DAY Morgan colt last week which viii
nFFK1 HNU raasff To a. ]
lie drove out 10 George Goodrich's on the
west Hin and the colt was hitched 10
brace Ia the shed Ii r4obed the bride
on and becoming frightened ran out
through the field and into a bank OF
frozen Zoe and Garth, striking its shoulder J
anQ eitoer broke or dislocated IL. The
doctor raised the colt which was family I
pet and the loss is felt more keenly than
the mere value OF the animal Is
Mrs. Melyina NJ. stockwell died At her
nome, the residence OF her son, Walter r. \
ADAMS, South Washington, Jan. 20th,
asru ninety yerrs, one month aud ten
Gays She was born in Tnnbrfdge and I
was one OF twelve children, and the twin '
SISTER OF Mrs. Minerva Ordway, who died
~ lunoridge last March. Her father, ;
solomon w. Cushman, was lineal des. !
eendenl Of the Rev. Robert Cushman who
nnSured prominently in forming the 4
fuErlm colony which came over Ia the 4
Maynower Ia 1920. In 1898 Mis- Cush-
han married Benjamin II. Adams, a law
\ - VINO died 10 Maitsfield 10 1919 In :
- she married Nathaniel Ss1oksell, >
snsioner Of the war OF 1872, who died in
91qtn Washington in 1875. Mrs. stock q
W. became Christian in early life and I
Tultea with the Methodist church in Il
ls,unoHdge. Later she removed to the
aasth odist church la Waitsheld SIX =,
rnl.lren were the fruit OF the trst mar ~
rage two Of whom died in infancy. The :,
SSt.uef Tour are Benjamin w. Adams aud -
~ = Joseph IL Griffin OF Chelsea, Walter
Il 4 ADAMS OF south Washington and Mrs.
800 scott OF Scottsmore, Canada, all OF r
= t uoh we're present at the funeral services ~
y i nlea TOOK place at her late home on sun ol
- afternoon, Rev. Al. Eastman ofiicist. b,
i9s' lnterment was in the family lot at y
~ ghland cemetery, Chelsea. m