Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-16
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Mrs. VIM. F. Hood is sick with grip.
The bobbin company started its works
On full time this week.
Mrs. Ellen Scales is spending a few
weeks at William z. Pratt's in Williams
town.
Among those on the sick list this week
rs Miss Mary A. Wills and Harvey
Spsr
T. Raymond Thorne, who has been
gy sick the past four weeks, is slowly
Improving.
Phil Clough fractured his left wrist
bit Thursday evening. DIR. Corwin re-
tlcei the fracture.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Davis of the
Waterbury Inn were at the Orange Coun-
y hotel over Sunday.
Mrs, George A. Tracy went to Platts-
burg, n. Y, last week to spend several
weeks with her parents.
Ms. Clara B. Fits of Manchester, n.
I, trained nurse, came Saturday to
are for Mrs. Ellen Hood.
H~AA9 SAdt n 1CbuIHto IOWtlI,
Elss Monday, where he had been at
Hood farm for few days.
Dr. A. T. Marshall is suffering from a
sTsfs attack of grip and is attended by
d. Hayward of Tunbridge.
There were no services at the Cong'l
hufch Sunday morning on account of
ns Illness of Mrs. Lake, the pastor s
Wife,
The two rural routes, driven by John
SIorlss and Charles Durkee from this
psotHce, handled about 1900 pieces of
aal during the last quarter ending Jan. 1.
j. 0. Kendall, D. D. G. NJ, accom-
Ealed by DR.. Nowlan of STAFFORD, made
Official visit to George Washington
oge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ, last Thurs
ay evening.
charlie Durkee, mail carrier on Route
MZ, who has been occupying the Beck
san house, recently purchased by
aaries Blaisdell, has moved to Dexter
A'kln's on the East hill.
Dr. F. H. Godfrey went to Burlington
aonday, returning yesterday to attend
meeting of the state board of examin-
physicians, of which he is president.
@Was accompanied by Mrs. Godfrey.
D. W. Flagg's Wonderland Moving
'@4lfe To- OF Barre will show for two
,sns at Town hall, Chelsea, Wednes-
y and Thursday evenings, Jan. % and
Mr. Flagg is we'll known and his
.us stay in Barre of seven months in
1ss first class show.
Vaesea court, l. o. F.. held its annual
saiiation of officers in Foresters' hall
S'1ay evening. The installing officer
y VIII Scott of Washington. Over so
uoWn to the banquet in the dining
,~l over the hall, including about fif-
~ VISITORS from the court in Washing
u after the banquet were dancing
Noa social hour.
,S a. the annual meeting of the stock
~suers OF the Granite Mutual Insurance
+-Fnny, held at the home office in Barre
~. ~ tuesday, Jan. Z, w. H. Sprague was
sI y IL the director from Orange county.
a.. woodruff of Barre city, a former
- - boy, is also director and vice
4. 'uSnt OF the company. Mr.. Sprague is
''Al agent for Chelsea and Brookfield.
MS Ms, Ellen Fits Hood died at her home
49, 1.am street Tuesday morning at 2
80 ot chronic gastritis, after an ILL
"A -, " several weeks, from which she
gD-. zen "a great sufferer. Her age was
~ % years. She was widow of Ira
N M 20 whom she was married 81 years
l. S; aI came to live in the home where
h.. r,7G' Three years ago she married
tivo,a. Derry, from whom she obtained
H. year ago. Mrs. Hood left be-
Wa ~, 81 aged mother, Mrs. Hannah Fits,
a,, tasiues IN Vershire, one sister, Mrs.
sa TloeIh Bryant, of this town and two
bFn Me-, Houston S. Fits, also of this
Is,4i ana Frank B. Fits of Vershire.
ssa5 sea- - brother, Webster Fits, is sup
Gysa..Oo nave died in the KIondike sever
tom a I ago The funeral will be held
Ds' late home today.