The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-26
CHELSEA.

Amos H. Wright ls III Washington.
where he went Last week to visit friends.
Mrs. Perry of Bradford Il III town,
tile guest M her uncle. John Corliss, All
the Orange County hotel
Fred II. Allen returned Saturday even.
me- from weeks visit to friends III
Barre City and Montpelier.
Rural Mail Carrier John Cofiiss was
unable To cover his rDHte bid Monday,
but made an attempt, however
Albert G ThnrBer of Cnrinth mas IN
town on business on Monday, as was
alsp Frank N Fits of Nefshife
walter Hoyt 1T stafford WA III town
Sunday and Monday, thin guest of III. N.
AiAttison ut the 0range County hotel
Alrs. Arthur Camp. who has been rlsit-
ing her daughter, Mrs, Lewis M. Lueas,
Hal returned to her home III Worcester.
Yinton Al Corwin, WHO came last weei.
tel short visit ia his old homie here.
returned Monday afternoon To Boston.
County Examiner John III comstocl,
left Monday afternoon for Bradford,
where he viii hald teachers examina.
tions to-day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Chandler ana children III
Finbridge were here the first III the week
I'D visit the formers mother, Mrs. Nellie
Alexander, 1T William All. Mattoons
Fred n Waldo has recently bought 1T
III W. Duttpn BIT Royaltoa ! registered
tioistein FHiesan butt, Statesman LIN
coin Aggie ND. 434s2n one year Oil,
far s50
Donald Caastoek, who Las been Il
guest of his parents. Prof. and Mrs John
NJ ltemstoek. FOR d few days, returned
Ito bis studies Mt Dartmouth college ID
Monday afternoon
Ben Il. Sargent, who has bern work
inc IN the hohbin shop, finished hts la-
bofs there Saturday, and went 6n Mon
day % Manchester, M III, where IN ex-
peets to find employment
The winter term of both The high
school and the grammar school closed
On Friday and Miss Olive Hanks, teach
Ter Ut the grammar school, a4as gone b
her home ID South Randolph
Mrs Enniee Holt, who has been eriti-
rally III for several days, seems To Be
gradually failing, and her recovery seems
doubtful She Il being cared for hy Mrs.
Emily Perkins and Miss Smith
Fred e. Pray, who has been laid aside
from work far TIVE weeks With Tile
grippe, has 10 far reoos erred a. I'd return
10 duty and Eugene H. keuuedvs black
smith shop Is again oIea for business.
Harry F.. Bryant, after having been
confined to the house for nearly two
weeks with grippe and asthma, has 80
far recovered III health a. III ~ abIe
10 resume his work of driving the South
itoyaltoR stage again ca Monday morn
ing.
Charles A. Luce of Lebanon, y. IT.,
came Saturday evening. having been mo-
titled that the tenant on biz farm, HI &.
Holmes. was confined III Jail. Mr. Luee
viii remain IL town until some tempo
rarY arrangements are made With son1e-
one 70 care for his farm and stoc&
On Saturday evening the messenger
of death entered the hCme 81 Tic late
Rufus Brown for the third TIME within
six weeks, when Sir Brown passed
away Ut the age 81 SIS years About
Xix wrecks ago heF son, willie Brown, died
after 4 lingering iilaess I'll several weeks.
anI about t@o weeks ago her husband.
Rufus Brown, was taken from her, and
although feeble 1t che Time Of Der hns-
hands DEATH she lost All courage and
failed rapidly until the end came Satur.
day evening Her maiden name was
0liria r. Waldo. and she Il survived by
tgo daughters, Miss Emma. who resides
NJ home. and NrwC. y. Persons Of Barre.
The funeral Nill bseheld from her late
on Tuesday ard TIE remains
viii he placed IL the tomb 10 Highland
cemetery beside the remains u BET has-
band ard son.