The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-26
CHELSEA.

Charles A. Campbell, one Of the jury
men drawn for the December term Of
court from BTaintree, was in town We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Milton f. Hutchinson, the new pro.
pEietor Of the Chelsea Mills, was in
Barre on business Wednesday.
Miss Nancy Marsh, whose home Is IN
the family Of William Luce, Is reported
as very i'll.
Herman Slack, who recently sold his
personal property at auction and who
for several years has lived on the Hack
EFT place on the west hill has moved
into The Harvey Spear tenement on So
Main street.
Orange county examiner, Prof. John
NJ Comstock. viii hold teachers exam.
nations in Chelsea on November 3Oth
and December 1st.
Among those recovering from
an attack Of severe cold are William
f. Dickinson, Austin l.. Skinner and
Fifield Bohonon.
Adolphus Trudell, who resides on the
George H. Bacon farm on the west hill,
had the misfortune recently TO lose
horse, it being one of his farm team, and
the misfortune falls very heavily upon
him.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Bacon visited friends
in Barre City Wednesday.
The antiquarian social held at the
Town hall Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the ladies Of tile Methodist
church, was wen attended and many Of
the ancient costumes worn by both lad
les and gents were worthy OF special
mention and description, but both space
and time forbid.
Postmaster Willard Hatch has set up
stove in the waiting room at the post
Office. the friendly heat from which viii
be greatly appreciated during the win
ter months by the patrons Of the Office.
Walter Driry, for several years the
! foreman at the bobbin shop and all
around man at the electric light plant,
has moved bis family into the companys
house near the plant
f. S. story's vaudeville company open
ed weeks engagement at the opera
house Thursday evening with good.
house.
Miss Maud Merrill returned Wcdnes.
day evening from a visit Of several
weeks with her friend Miss Margaret
Chestnut, Of Burlington.
Acting Probate Judge March NJ viii
son Of Randolph was in town on business
Friday and was accompanied by his
brother, James Wilson of Bethel.
Joshua N. Knight and wife Of Grinelle,
Ia, who have been in town for several
days as the guests Of Hon and Mrs. J..
X. Darling, left Friday for West Fair
lee to visit friends and renew old ac-
quaintances
The grading Of the academy grounds,
which has been in progress for several
days under the very able supervision of
Yardmaster Elmer n Wallace, was com.
pleted Friday.
4 The hustling firm Of J. A. r. Corwin
& Son shipped 5000 pounds OF poultry
to market Friday morning, the greater
portion Of which were turkeys, for which
they paid 25 cents per pound
Floyd Bixby, who has been i'll for
several weeks with whooping cough and
asthma, does not seem TO recover very
, rapidly and is confined to the house.
Mrs. W. H. Corwin has recently re.
ceiyed the sad news Of the death OF her
brother, @. w. Collins, who died at his
home in Delevan, Wis November 18th
at the age of 60 years Mr.. Collins was
native Of Corinth, from which place
he went TO Deleyan in 1861, where Tic
has since that time made his home.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Atwood left
, Tuesday for Boston, Mass, and will
spend the winter with their sons, John
and Fred, in Dorcester.