Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08
Chelsea Home News.
81 O. BrxBY, Local Editor.

.,..,r George is at work for George
granger In Tunbrldge.
- rrma Kellogg OF Vershire is at
-5 In No family OF Geo. Goodrich
W." q Adams and wife visited Mrs.
- neople in Hanover, \. H., last
week. Go. 40 ~
us n west Fairlee were in town Sat
urday. .,,.. -. 49,
NJ +, a nair Of horses weighing 26OO Of
Geo, Aedeali ia.
Teams OF George Lougee and Leslie
c5fsrf collided Friday night one
smashed buggy
p-s George Z. Hatch was called to
atbol Mass, saturday by the SICKNESS u
M .9n. John b. Hatch.
Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Goodwin OF tair-
ala Me-. are visiting their daughter
Wrs Ruth Clifford, and family.
The ladies Of the Benevolent society VIII
..-rsa bean dinner in the Congl church
rsrlars Wednesday, May il, from y 20
o'clock.
Frank Button Of Lebanon, \. H., has
t.r Fl town for short visit 20 his broth
~ nd sister. He returned TO Lebanon
Monday
Mr.. hutchinson. father Of NJ. r. Hutch
i-.ra tbc proprietor OF Chelsea Mills
came Friday 10 reside here and assist ms
Son ia she mill,
Goa w. Cleveland has sold his place on
fts Washington road 20 Airs. Euhiee
H80t sister 0f Azariah ana Elgln D.barles'
NE price paid We understood 10 be soV9.
The Intermediate school closed TUESDAY
on are8unt Of the illness, with scarlel ma,
giK5ss Keuuey. teacher, and Miss Haze
BztH Or, Smith attends the cases
M houses are quarantined. No spread
tautIeipated.
Fiassie TYLER has been very sick for tht
,s.f iaar weeks with but little hopes OF
w. recovery. She was taken worse Friday
TigHf and = out OF her head all OF tht
lime. Her sister, Mrs. Sheridan, and mel
r7Hia Il. A. Wiley. OF Mortified are there
helping TO care tor her.
Eugene r. Darling died on Monday II
The state hospital for the insane water
hgrg Mr. Darling was committed 10 ina
institution from Corinth. He was former
Iy wen known as proprietor Of the Maple
,6sd a summer hotel with a large farm
adjoining at Corinth. For p years he wa
professor IN a school in New York, an'
had passed his summers at the Maple
wood Tor many years. Had he hVed thll
week out he would have been retired iron
his proiessOrship on half pay. ~
taught In the Chelsea Academy IN ~ OF q
he vas graduate OF Dartmouth. Funera
services viii be held at the Maplewood OF
Friday afternoon at Que O'Clock.
We quote The following from the Charles
town lMass.) Enterprise: Miss NJ
Blanche Townsend scored brilliant an
unqualified success in her whistling soio'
being recalled again and again by her oe
lighted auditors. who appeared 10 ACT a.
the fair artist had a gale of wind at ne
command and therefore need never tire
IN addition to her work in the Emerso
school Of oratory. Miss Townsend has pee
taking course OF lessons especAlly !,
whstlng and has recently whistled tuPol
several occasions in and near BOSTON VIZ
the most gratifying success, as Tor instai !,
when She was recalled four times ait'
rendering a selection before an audience
cultured people in Cambridge. IL Is plea
ant % note the success Of our Cheis'
Young people.
Waterson post No. as, q. A. X, have y
pointed the following committee 10 We
the schools in town Thursday, May ~
@. @. smith, district No. ?; Flheld 10
honon. No. 5: John b. Atwood, No. Z Az
tin T.. Skinner. No. 5; Curtis o. SLACK, >
9, Geo. +. Reed, IL; Leroy Goodeli, 10,
Hon. j. X Darling, II. There j. 70 .
union service in the Methodist ehuIS
Sunday morning, May 25th, when Rev.
j. Allen viii preach the Memorial serillo
The post cordially extend an invitation
all veteran soldiers and sons OF veterans
attend this service with them IN bod
Rev. j. IA. Dixon Of North Tunbridge y
been engaged to deliver the address NJ
mortal day, Friday, May 30th. The pr
gram for that day win appear in later
sue of this paper.