The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
CHELSEA.

Selectman Waldo has made temporary
| repairs on the Buck bridge, which will
be rebuilt above the abutments later
| in the season.
Deputy Sheriff ~. Il. Morthley Of
/ Washington, Weston nj. Seayer Of Will
! Jamestown and Wallace ID. Bagley OF
East Randolph were III town on bust
ness Wednesday.
Miss blanche Hutchinson Of East
| Brookiield was in town a few days re-
Gently as the guest Of Miss Margaret
Comstock.
Stanley G. Wilson nas been engaged
to deliver the Memorial day address at
| Tunbridge this year.
Ralph H. Gilman of Lisbon. N. H., ID
| spending short vacation with his faith.
Der and brother, Frank and Dean Gill
man, on the west hill.
Carroll r.. Little commenced work on
Monday FOR BafaM & Spear In the t'hel-
sea meat market and win run outside
| with the bart.
Miss Ida u. Lougee left Monday for
Randolph and will spend the summer
/ there and IN other places. returning TO
Chelsea in the early fall.
Miss Lila Sleeper, who has been work
| ing In thc family of John NJ Scribuer
Of West torinth. has finished her work
there and is at her home for a short
/ Time
Miss Emma Roweli returned to her
home IN South RoyaltoR the first OF
the week. having closed successful
years work as teacher of the gram
mar grade of orr high school
d AIxn A.1n1ta fItoxt. 'xtf bttpnxr xuL,.
has been critically III throughout the
as 70 be able TO leave her home and 90
/ TO Holton s. Annis' on the west hill
/ for visit.
Frank Dickinson returned to his
school work at Montpelier Wednesday
morning. having spent few days with
his mother, Mrs. May l.. Dickinson.
/ Nearly every winter since the water
/ system was installed at the court house
Il has frozen and the work OF relaying
the pipes a portion Of the way, which
ioriginally were laid only about two and
one.half feet Under ground. was COM
menced Wednesday under the supervi-
sion OF Sheriff Spragle, who will relay
the pipe where it crosses the highway
at least five feet deep,
There viii be special meeting OF
Waterson post, No. As. G. a. r., and
the Womans relief corps at the ). v.
| hall Saturday afternoon to complete the
arrangements for Memorial day.
Vinton g. Corwin, VINO came last
week to visit relatives, returned to his
homo in Somcryille, Mass, the first OF
the week. accompanied BY his aunt,
siiss l.ufia G. Hatch. who Will make an
extended visit among friends and rela.
| tises in Boston. Someryille and Lowell,
Mass. and Norwich. Conn.
Hon. John L. Bacon Of White River
junction has been in town for several
days on business connected with the
settling Of the estate Of his father,
tho late John b. Bacon.
! Charles i. Diekenson who assisted
Col H. O, DiNbE at the central Office
i oi the Orange County Telephone Co..
I has returned 70 his work at Waits River
j Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j.. Goodwin have
entertained as their guests this week
Mrs. Will Brcmncr and son, Earl, OF
Washington.
Mrs. Lucy Bcckwith, who has had
rooms III the Bacon tenement house near
Dr. Beckwith's, is making her home with
AIRS. Frank II. kenerson at the present
/ tiinc.
Mrs. Diautha (Lock) Clark, the young.
est daughter Of the late John and Sarah
Lock Of this town. died recently at her
homo IN Worcester, Mass, OF Bright's
disease.
Prof. John NJ. Comstoek was in Ran
dolph Wednesday, rs q referee in a
case between the school directors OF
Braintree and John Il. Larose, citizen
of that town, over matter Of trans
porting pupils, which resulted in so
cent per diem fec to Mr.. Larosc, and a
Recommendation that the truant law be
strictly enforced.
News has been received here of the
death Of Ernest a. Hines at his home
in Concord, ~ H., the 18th inst. Mr..
| Hines was Chcsea boy, going from
here to Barre, later to Montpelier, and
finally to Concord, wiicr be had lived
for about ten years, and where he had
been associated with the Monitor and
Statesman. published N that city, He
Is survived by widow and infant
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