Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-14
chelsea Home News.


Haze n. nj Bixby is sick with the
grip Hood is sick with pneu-
monia o.a,,sv "a very sick with
luUg fever -. arookf,eid was 10
,aau saturday. $780,
~. A Il. Powers is sick with the pre-
calling distemper'
!, GCouuty Court. .....
Charles p. Dickinson 10 visiting
Al IN Rutland this week.
- Ora Goodsle OF Tunbridge was q
ME- =, Charles E. Godfrey's last week.
CUES cI.,tou Allen and son OF Barnard
MT h'en Visiting her father, ID. .. bry-
an ~. Minnie B. whitney came from
NJ Tuesday night for months vaca-
u9 n...,ss R UorwIn OF Boston came Sat-
u'1aS night for few days stop Win mis-
fsther L.,..t p-
de- r l., is visiting his home here Tor
~ Flint and wife left today for two
-, trip 10 Claremont, n. d., Lowell
ma Boston, Mass.
49, lena spaulding has gone TO
psaSolnh 10 VISIT and Will then return to
ssr home in Barre.
company OF Bohemian glass blowers
..rs engaged Densmore's hall ana are
sjving entertainments and Exhibitions OF
their work
worried at the Methodist parsonage
n Allan M Ui L
De- ~ Chelsea and Miss Florence Ball
Of C0rintb.
AZ, psker was obliged to cancel indefi-
.,,aiv nc lecture which was billed here
-, Isl week, as be was very sick with
acute bronchitis.
n, story n. Goss celebrated his 10th
,i,tbsaS Feb. 7th by a family dinner par.
tvst The Orange County hotel. All OF
n children were present.
Wssley Johnson and wife, who have
bsen suending few weeks with his faith
:, rraman Johnson, have returned TO
tbelr home at Concord, n. n.
Mrs Julia A. Mills and Mrs. Ida NJ.
Gardner OF Lynn, Mass, we're called here
~ week by the sickness and death OF
their mother, Mrs. 5. M. NATION.
O,eutt Blrby has sold his wood TO G. p.
Diekinson. proprietor OF the Orange /
Coupty hotel. Ii is on the picnic ground |
that Is so much frequented In the sum-
mef.
stock Of e. d. Abbott 10 townsend a
Wbltuev. who have leased the harness /
shop Of j. A. r. Corwin, ana took possess
sion saturday morning.
John A. Stanley had quite a severe
sbccs Monday morning. IL was source |
OF much anxiety to his friends as he had /
suffered from a slight one a few years ago. /
He vas recovering from its effect and do
Ing s. well as could be expected at last /
report.
some miserable sneak cut the rope that /
held the striking weight to the town I
clock one night last week, so when Mr..
LAndon vent TO wind 1t up the rope part
ed and lei the weight fall to the ground.
Il was cut In three places about half way |
through.
All Of the entertainments presented
BY the Chelsea Entertainment association
have been Of high standard OF excellence,
but The climax is expected TO be reached
| next Tuesday evening, the 18th, with the
Stephenson String quartette, the sixth
and ast entertainment OF the series.
Albert Thompson's horses took their
regular run through the street Friday.
They made excellent time and brought up
short at the fountain. Their equipments
were somewhat demolished but the horses
we're not hurt and did not seem brighten
Cd. II isa lively team and Albert ought
70 Keep them better In hand or they will
hurt somebody one OF these days.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Nation died at her home
saturday morning, aged 81 yrs, 8 mo-, 7
"a. she had been In her usual health UNI
" within few days OF her death. The
funeral was Sunday from her late home,
new A. J. Eastman officiating. The In
terment was 10 Highland cemetery. She
was the widow OF z. w. Nation, who
ior many years had a tailoring business
mere. They moved from Norwich to this
bSs ne,3 IN ls6O. Four children survive her
,mniism Milton Nation, with whom she
mMed Mrs. K. e. Bigelow OF Ulysses. Neb.,
MS Grs; julia A. Mills and Mrs. Ida NJ.
oardner, beth OF Lynn, Mass. One aged
ssIer, Mrs. Jane +. Newcomb, who resid. 2
~ Wild her, has been an invalid for the /
past three years. Mrs. Mattoon was {
Iehoer OF the Congregational church 4
aug constant attendant at all the meet
Jugs when health would permit. ,
., robert Mudgett, who lived In Washing
, ~, ulea Feb 9th, aged 81 yr., Q mo. Al '
buI,agh ne mad slight shock several days /
p.n lre, the direct cause OF his death was
p pon pneumonia, but he would have :
a.. ~ 100 he WAS I'D anu l.
a. tne room few moments before he
S Slse' ne leaves one daughter, Sarah j., =
AZ oi W. Z. Jenkins, who lived with
mn van. owing to the impossible roads to
Az, oers tney lived, no one could get to or !
ns,ai .ne place for some time, and the fu- g
,s,..av was not held until Sunday. The in /
Pi sh,. was In the yard near John p.
vssa. beside his wife, who died several
ia ieas ago. Mr.. Mudgett was born in &
sns w, w. OF Trelee, county Kerry, Ireland, b
~ oane 70 this country when IS years v
ns,o -sss. he had always resided in the a
T Vg1s,aooraood in which he died, a hard. b
~ = ". farmer, except the term he serv-
pensio ene civil war, for which he drew a /,
"ha' shall We Have for DESERT 2
Is ss 5ssPp arises in the family every day