Chelmsford

When James Maynard was three, a health visitor came to his home in Chelmsford, just northeast of London, to check on his development.

Here she found the chair she wanted; paid for it, and gave directions for it to be sent to Chelmsford.

Miss Cattledon wished to buy an easy-chair that would be comfortable for an aged invalid: her sick aunt at Chelmsford.

The nephew, therefore, used to stop at a little inn at Chelmsford, and begin to dress in character.

Chelmsford and Billerica were each incorporated about the same time, though a few days later.

As for me, I got permission to go on, taking with me my friend the Staff officer, who had despatches to forward from Chelmsford.