Chelsea's Notable People
	All of these people of Chelsea have left their footprints in the sands of time.
	Few communities can point with equal pride to so many outstanding and distinguished persons.
	Alger, Horatio Jr.		Author of the famous rags-to-riches stories and other books.
	Aldrich, Mildred		Author, wrote "A Hilltop on the Marne" after finding herself in the combat area of France in WW1.
	Antin, Mary		Author of "From Polotzk to Boston", "The promised Land" and "Those who knock at our Gates".
	Bates, John L.		Ex-Governor of Massachusetts
	Beach, Amy		First American woman to write a symphony, born in 1876, died in 1944.
	Blanchard, General William H.		Mapped out the plans for the bombing of Japan during WW2.
	Bliss, General Raymond W.		Surgeon General appointed by President Truman in 1947.
	Briggs, Captain J. B.		United States Navy.
	Brooks, Amy		Wrote many books directed to little girls.
	Bush, Vanevar		President's Roosevelt top scientific advisor, helped develop the atomic bomb.
	Chamberland, Mellen		Lawyer, judge, statesman and historian.
	Chase, Mrs. Frank H.		First woman in history to receive a federal pilots license.
	Cohan, George M.		Known for his many famous Broadway hit songs
	Cota, General Norman		Directed many of the battles in Europe and North Africa in WW2.
	Cragie, Mrs. Pearl Richards		Politician reformer and religious thinker wrote 20 books.
	Cummings, Dr. Loretta Joy O'Brien		Born on High Street, Chelsea and graduated Chelsea High School. Specialist in skin diseases
	Cushing, Lieutenant B.		Who became famous through his heroic work in blowing up the Albermarle during the Civil War.
	Cutting, Fred L.		Former Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner
	Denison, Mary		Contributed to American and English periodicals. Wrote the book "Captain Molly".
	Fall, Nancy Christian		Fourth woman admitted to the bar in Massachusetts. First woman lawyer to try a case before a jury.
	Fay, Frank B.		First mayor of Chelsea. Chief of the United States Sanitary Commission during the Civil War.
			Responsible for the creation of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
	Fennell, Harry		Born in Chelsea and educated in the Chelsea schools. Inventor of bi-focals. Sold the rights to Cryptox Co.
	Ferguson, John (Sandy)		Heavyweight boxer from Chelsea. Began boxing in Chelsea in 1898.
	Fisher, Daniel		Painter of landscapes, sheep and cattle. Lived in England
	Fitz, Clara Atwood		Illustrator of children's books
	Fitz, Eustis C.		Trustee of Brown and Wellesley colleges and ex-president of Boston Board of Trade.
	Fitz, Miss Hellen		Former president of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
	Flebbe, Beulah Dix		Won prominence as a playwright.
	Florence, Leonard		Philanthropist and founder of Leonard Silver Company
	Fraprie, Frank Roy		Author
	Frost, Rufus S.		Congressman and ex-President of the National Association of Woolen Manufacturers.
	Gilley, Frank		A chemistry teacher at Chelsea High School who wrote many scientific books.
	Gould, Elizabeth Porter		A well known writer of poetry and founder of the Chelsea Woman's Club.
	Grantman, Colonel William		Civil War Colonel
	Latimer, Lewis		Invented a method to make carbon filaments
	Lee, Laura		Artist and activist, born in 1867, died in 1954
	Lincoln, Joseph Crosby		Author of "Cape Cod Ballads", "Captain Erl" and "The Woman Haters".
	Low, John F.		Inventor of the famous "Low Art Tiles".
	MacNeil, Herman Atkins		Famous sculptor. Gaduate of the Carter School.
	Martin, Thomas and William		Experts in elastic webbing
	Mayer, Louis B.		Became the famous film tycoon of Metro-Goldwin-Mayer.
	McClintock, William E.		Former chairman of the Massachusetts Highway Commission
	Mitchel, Henry		At one time the foremost engraver in the United States.
	Montgormery, Jabez K.		Shipbuilder
	O'Mahoney, Joseph C.		Well known lawyer, born in Chelsea
	Orcutt, Samuel		Inventor of the first rapid printing press ever patented in the United States.
	Pillsbury, Rear Admiral John E.		United States Navy, assistant chief of the Bureau of Navigation
	Roberts, Ernest W.		Ex-Congressman
	Shillaber, Benjamin P.		Known in the literary world as Mrs. Partington.
	Slade, David and Levi		Known by their famous spices
	Stang, Arnold		Actor, straight man on the Milton Berle show and Chunky Chocolate commercials.
	Stanwyck, Barbara		Actress who starred in dozens of films and on the tv show "The Big Valley"
	Stone, Miss Ellen M.		Famous missionary
	Susskind, David		Famous for his work in television, motion pictures and theater productions
	Weinstein, Dr. Alfred		Wrote "Barbed Wire Surgeon". Book describes his experiences in a Japanese POW camp in WW2.
	Wheeler, Dr. William G.		Associate of Dr. Oliver Wendell Homes as examining physician during the Civil War.
	Whipple, George Chandler		Born in 1866, died in 1924. President of Boston Society of Civil Engineers, professor of Sanitary Engineering at Harvard, and Sanitary Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and secretary of the School of Public Health at Harvard. He was sent as Major and Deputy Commissioner to Russia by the American Red Cross. He was the author of several books on state sanitation, fresh water biology and typhoid fever.
	Young, Stella		Famous WW1 "Donut Girl"