The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-10
CHELSEA.

Oliver Dutton Of BrOokfeld was in
town on business on Thursday.
Byron Berry left last week for Ala
bama, where he eontemplates spending
the winter.
Miss Belle Chandler Of Barre was a
recent guest Of Dir. and Mrs. John y.
Bacon.
Ed. NJ. Coburn Of Burlington was a
recent visitor to bis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Cobum.
Mrs. Arthur Rogers has returned from
a visit 70 her mother, Mrs. Nellie Hood
81 yershire.
Miss Polly Coburn has completed her
services as housemaid In the family Of
William r.. Hood, where she has been
since July.
w. d. Hood, who lives on the west
hin, il building a new barn.
Elmer T. Wallace is building new
shed az the east end of his house on
Jail street Bacon 4 Dearborn are doing
the work
The annual inspection OF II. f. K.
fall Camp, M. 2s, 5. Of Y, Wednes-
day evening, November 5th, when a full
attendance u desired
Mrs Elizabeth Bryant went the first
of the week 10 Barnard TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. c. f. Allen.
=. A. Il. Corwin and son announce
that they viii take ID poultry for the
Thanksgiving market on Thursday, the
2srd inst
Leroy GoodeIl, after having paid
yist u friends in White River Junction,
Barnard and Woodstock, returned home
Saturday evening.
George T.. Hatch, who has been r.
u. FuIler's assistant at the Orange conn.,
" creamery during The summer and fall,
has completed his labors ther.
AT CopperiieId. in yershire, on Nov.
l4th, all machinery. stable contents, sup.
plies, household furniture and other ma
terial belonging to the Coppertield mines
that Is not disposed Of before that date,
viii be sold At public auction.
Peter Rostouskas. who recently dis
posed Of his real estate and personal
property, lett on Tuesday morning with
his wife and four children for Massa-
chusetts, in which state be expects to
engage in business and where be ex-
poets 70 make his future home.
The Indies Of the Congregational 40.
ciety VIII serve . public dinner IN the
church paFlors on Thursday, November
2a. which day being the market day for
me poultry raiserS, this dinner should
be Well patronizcd.
Dana A. Davis has d public auction
sale at the Alfred Norris farm on the
heights Ia Nershire, on November 18th.
AZ 10 a. M.
Miss Ethel A. Bailey Of Newbury
closed a successful term Of school IN
district number seventeen last Friday.
The pupils having no marks during the
term were Lila Sleeper, John I.arabee.
Anna Lucas and Ruby Kenerson.
4 regular meeting Of the Court Chel-
sea, Independent Order Of Foresters, win
be held Monday evening. November II,
when il il expected that High Chief
Ranger s. A. Armstrong Of Richford will
be present. Work viii be exemplified.
and full attendance Is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Folsom returned
20 Williamstown the first Of the week,
where they will make their future home.
Als FpAnOm has good position IN the
meat market Of Frank III Martin. Be
fore they left town wedding reception
was given them at the home Of the
Misses Andrews On Main street, which
was d most pleasant affair and largely
attended.
Eugene II. Kennedy has finished max
ing cider for this season, having taken
in over six thousand bushels Of apples.
from which he has made over six hun.
bred barrels Of cider. The apple crop
IN this section was not as heavy as
usual
The Chelsea Electric Light and Bobbin
Company has in the last two months
shipped seven carloads Of bobbins, which
Is the largest amount ever shipped in the
same time by the company since its
organization. The company will be
ready soon to commence taking in The
annual supply of logs for The manufac-
tufc Of bobbins.
Mrs. George Il. Hutch, who has been
visiting friends In Lowell, Mass, for
two weeks, returned the first Of The
week.