The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
CHELSEA.


| D. w. Boomhower was in MontpelieI
on business Tuesday.
E. D. Barnes went Tuesday to Mont
Ipelier and Waterbury on business.
| G. A. Croker Of Fairlee was ID tow
| Thursday to have dental work done.
Sheriff WI ii sprague was IN Gran
liteyille Wednesday night On lcial busi
ness.
Thomas G. Waldo and A. Corbeil d
| Willamstown were here on business Of
Tuesday.
Archie George went to Windsor Mon
day where he has situation in a ma
chine shop.
Miss Annie Sleeper of Montpelier il
visiting her mother, Mrs. sleeper Of tbs
upper village.
Erdix n. Bacon, who resides on the
west hill, il entertaining thorough run
/ of the German measles.
Miss Alice Dewey ii spending a few
days in South Royalton a. the guest Of
her uncle, George Dewey.
Mrs. Austin Il. Skinner was in Wash.
ington Tuesday and Wednesday visiting
her sister, Mrs Zeruah Seayer.
Mrs Charles 4. Corwin left Wednes-
day for her home in Somerville, after a
brief visit among relatives and friends
here,
Fred Braman is great sufferer from
senate rheumatism in one leg, and has
been confined to the house for several
weeks.
Byron Berry Of Barnet came Tuesday
night to visit his daughter, Miss Lou
Berry, who u suffering from tubercular
trouble.
Lewis j. Gray has moved from the
farm be recently sold On the west hill
to Ralph Walkers, near the west hill
church.
Miss Emma Sargent returned Tues
day TO her work at II. o. Mattoon's after
spending a week with her parents at
East BFookfield.
w. G. Holmes returned the first of
the week from the New York markets,
Where he had been 70 purchase goods for
the spring trade.
Charles A. Luce has rented his farm
recently vacated BY Edward G. Holmes,
to z. D. Abbott, who will take posses
sion in the near future.
Mrs. Edwin ID. Fuller left Wednesday
for Lowell Mass, I'd visit her husband
and to complete arrangements for NOV
ing to that city in April
Fred i. Goodwin, with small force
Of help, started the Goodwin 4 Davis
sawmill at the north end Of the village
the first part of the week.
Mrs. A. a. Maynard, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Davis, returned the first Of the week to
her home in White River junction.
Charles d. Boardway, who is working
in store in Claremont. n. H., came the
first OF the week for visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin A. Boardway.
Walter s. Goss took brief vacation
Of two days the first Of the week from
his duties in Ordway, Holmes a. Co.'S
store, and visited friends in Montpelier.
Phil Clough, who recently sold his
farm on the East hill to New York par
ties, has bought the George W. Jersey
farm on the East hill Consideration,
$2e5.
Contrary to expectation and report,
Fred a. Ordway has decided not TO move
into the Minnie (Sanborn) Goss house
on Main street, which has recently been
vacated and partially repaired.
Clarence II. Corliss. commander of
camp no. IS. S. of ", has appointed
the following Memorial day committee.
senior vice division commander, f. c..
Reed, past colonel, H. D. Bixby, and past
captain, Il ". Lucas.
Allen Dickinson, who has driven the
stage from Chelsea to Post Mills for the
last two years, win finish his service
in such capacity this week and win dc
vote his time this year 10 carrying ON
his farm at the head Of Court street.
The tickets for "Aunt Jerusha's Quilt
ing Party which holds the billboards
for Wednesday evening, April 3, viii be
on sale at Col. H. 0. Bixby's store, and
the play bids fair to furnish much
and should draw a liberal
patronage.
The Rufus Brown farm sold last week |
10 Thomas Waldo Of Williamstown for
sS225, has been sold by Mr.. Waldo to |
Charles w. Bacon and Will c. Goodwin |
Tor the same price as paid by Mr.. Waldo. !
Messrs. Bacon and Goodwin propose 10
hvide the farm.
The following statistics are reported |
from competent authority. There are
among our residents, 1Oi persons who
ire 40 years of age or over; and 16
who are so or past. The Oldest person |
n town is Charles Parker, WIN is 90 /
years of age, and Elisha Mattoon stands
iext to the head at 90.
The school directors announce the fol.
owing appointments for the ensuing
year; Rev. George r. Lake to be town
Of schools in place of the
Rev. I, N. Moody, who Is not to be
'eturned to this parish by the Methodist
conference, and constable Charles u.
Godfrey to succeed himself as truant
,tficer.
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