Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-15
Chelsea Home News.
Il O. B1xpY. Local Editor.

IN pallou has recently purchased a
in nv percheron stallion four years old.
rsrnando NJ. Perkins has been quite
.es with a heart trouble, Dut Is DETER TINS
week.
q, and Mrs. Ellis Bohonon and Mrs.
~ Virgins Of Corinth we're IN town
Monday.
d. n G. Bliss and son OF Arlington,
w came last week TO II. ;. Annls' and
II a. 10 remain during the sum mer'
There is 10 be a game OF baseball on
u'tioonfs ball grounds saturday at p. M,
i-frsan the West Fairlee and Chelsea
mines.
faorye II. Hardy. who resided on West
\ Nh 8i7d Wednesday morning Of pulmon-
an tuberculosis, aged 81 years 10 months,
days
M. Lillian Peters Zottman Of Burling-
an v.g. m town the first Of the week 10
.r.pd the funeral Of Mrs. Mary J. r.
Peters.
Mrs. George T.. Hatch and son, John b.
F--rh. arrived from Athol, Mass, Mon
srvufght. John has just recovered from
4 id measles.
WORK ap the West hill church began
in asrnest Monday. The carpenters en-
ysrsd an Charles II. Godfrey, Charles A.
Bacon and Edwin i. Hubbard.
M. Tinkham Of Pomfret is IN town
tb. week incidentally canvasslng Tor
books and also the gubernatorial nomi-
nation Of Gen. John G.. Mccullough.
p.O. TAYLOR, who has been here the past
four weeks, working for the otter River
stove company, has sold IS Model Crown
ranges closing out the last one Monday
Re moved 10 Randolph Tuesday
Rev. A. }. Eastman, pastor Of the Congl
church. read his resignation sunday
morning. TO take effect at the end OF ms
fourth year Of service, June SIN, TO accept
cIi % the church in East Barre,
There i to be a meeting OF the Congre-
gsii0nal church Friday afternoon at .
o'clock 70 take action upon the resignation
Of their pastor. Rev. A. j. Eastman. All
/ members Of the church that can possibly
should attend.
4 Mrs. Armina r. Braloy, wife OF the late
/ Norman W. Braley, NJ. d., died at her
home in Barre city, Monday The funeral
was Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
/ Mrs Braley had many warm friends IN
/ this town where she lived for many years.
The family moved from here To Barre
thirty YEAR ago.
The Old Home Week meeting last FRI
day was again adjourned until next sat
urdsy al two o'clock p. M, and com =
. mittee Of five was appointed 10 invest
gate the sentiment of the town toward
holding a celebration this summer. Every
body should come 10 this meeting
Since May LIST {. l.. Speare has shipped
Tor the Corinth Cooperative Telephone
Go. supplies amounting to 5000. Thu
week there have been supplies ordered 10
IS miles OF line. The wire is being strunl
this week from Chelsea TO Nershlre an'
from Nershire village to West Fairlee an'
Nershire Center.
The graduating exercises Of Chelsei
academy and grammar school viii he mel.
Friday evening. MAY Is. Those who VII
take part are Florence NJ. Densmore
Il Guy Z. Hood, Hale W. Nation. Gladys I
Ballou, Herman c. Davis, Carroll =. Little
Jessie p. Davis. Oliver +. Burgess, Franz
II x Dickinson. George NJ. Thompson, Y
Fay Allen, Elsie NJ. Hood, Gail CorWin
Arthur A. Taylor, Dean II. Gilman
n Mrs. Mary j. +. Peters, formerly Mrs
Leander Iaplin, died suddenly OF angln
II pecioris Sunday morning, aged = Vt,
m, q d. Mrs. Peters has had a near
Trouble for some time, but OF late has pee
is Well as usual until Saturday afternoon
when she had a bad spell, and DIR. Godire
. was called to attend her. She was com
iortable in the evening and went to bed a
usual. She was found dead about ny
O'Clock and had been dead from Tour 7
SIX hours. She seemed to have passe
away as she slept without struggle. IN
funeral was at her late residence Iuesda
morning at nine o'clock. The remain
were carried TO East Corinth for burial b'
side her first husband.