The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-18
CHELSEA.

Hon. William H. Nichols Of Randolph
was in town Thursday on official bust
ness.
Carl Rugbee left Tuesday for Lowell,
Mass, expecting to remain there during
the winter
Mrs. Eta G. Allen Of Newton juno
ton, N. H., is in town for few weeks
the guest of relatives.
Dea. James C. Holmes Of East Brook
field was in town Thursday the guest
of his son, W. G. Holmes.
Arthur II. Morey, the local photo
grapheT, has returned from several
days visit at West Fairlee.
George Fogg of Tunbridge was in town
last week accompanied BY his niece,
Miss Carrie Fogg, of Manchester, n. II.
r. III. Williams 81 West Cornth, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Orange County
Telephone Company, was in town We'd
nesday.
Fred Il. Allen, who has been i'll for
two weeks, has so far recovered as to be
able to resume work at the hobbin fac
tory on Monday.
Ms IL. Il. Darling and Mrs. I'll. +. Bry-
ant were in Woodstock last week to
attend the district meeting Of the Order
Of Eastern Star
A son was born on Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles H Baron and On Monday
la daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Dickinson.
The scholars in the primary and inter-
mediate rooms in the graded school
closed last Friday for vacation until
after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hunt We're in Williamstown the
first OF the week as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Van McAllser Of that place.
Mrs. Louise B. Hunt, daughter OF j.
&c. Davis OF this town, was married in
Hartford on Nov. s, to Arthur A. May
nard Of that place by the Rev. Mr..
Stroyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. Hadlock, the pur-
chasers Of the Calvin Goodwin farm on
the Wet Hill, have recently assumed
possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Hadlock came
from Fabyans, N. Ii.
Janitor Elmer Il. Wallace Is thorough
~ cleaning and renoYating the court
house and putting things III order for
the December term Of court, which con-
yenes on Tuesday, Dec. 5th.
The Rev. I. n. Moody called to East
Randolph ON Wednesday to officiate at
the funeral of Milo Camp, former
townsman who died on Sunday evening
at the asylum at Waterbury.
Wyram Morse, who went from this
place to California year ago, returned
last week. intending to remain here until
next fab when he plans to return to
California to reside permanently.
Loren Goodrich and Ray Ballou, who
recently went from this town to Stock
ton, Cal, have secured positions, the for
mer in d wholesale hardware store, and
the latter as Waterman in a lumber
yard
Hon. William Paul of West Fairlee
and Hon. Cyrus w, Lathrop of Williams
town were id town on business Wednes-
day, as were also Geo. w. Swan of
North Tunbridge and ], II. Sprague Of
East Brookfield.
The mill machinery of the local firm
Of Goodwin s Davis, which was moved
70 llieik sNtstHl IAlti III " washington atfT
several weeks ago for the purpose of
saving out their lumber has been moved
back and set in position to resume
custom work. Mr.. Goodwin, with FIVE
men, sawed at their Washington mill
In five weeks 100000 feet of lumber
| Leon Burgess, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Elisha Burgess, died on Tuesday
morning Of bronchial pneumonia, fol-
lowing measles, at the age Of seven
months. The funeral was held from
the house on Wednesday afternoon and
the interment was in Elmwood ceine-
terry Ten children have been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess, and this is
the first broken link in the family
circle.