The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
CHELSEA

Barre lily Wednesday
Charles II Baraw has been entertain
ing during the week a his guest, Ray
: mond Doeg of Montpelier.
Misses Eta and Olive Fairchilds Of
Derby have been guests during the week
of their cousin, Mrs. II. w Spear.
Miss Mabel Spear Of yershire was a
recent visitor in town and was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Baraw.
Ben A. Goodrich having resigned al
lister, the vacancy has been filed by
! the selectmen, who appointed Fred j.,
Alderman.
NJ. and Mrs, Lyman D. Parkhurst have
recently entertained their daughter,
! Mrs. Truman Aldfich, and husband Of
Post Mills.
| Will Hathaway has engaged To run
the engine in SIocum Brothers mill in
Washington and will move there in the
lnear future.
Mrs. Charles N. Goodrich and son,
Arthur, of Mortified are guests Of the
formers parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. b,
Smith, this week.
Henry Park, superintendent Of the
Hood farm on the West hill, went to
Lowell, Mass, last week with carload
Iof young Jerseys.
| Edward Nj. Smith, former resident
of this town, was here Thursday and
decided his farm in Willianstown to his
son, Stanley Smith.
I
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon returned Thurs
day evening from Brookhcld, where She
had been for two weeks caring for Mrs
Marcus Peck, who was i'll,
Miss Joe i. Hill, who teaches in the
graded school at East Barre, is spend
| ing a short vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hill.
Col. H. 0. Bixby returned Thursday
evening from Massachusetts, where he
had been for several days the guest of
friends in Lowell, Boston and Worces
ter
Royal B. Townsend is spending his
Easter vacation from Kimhall Union
academy at AIeriden n H., with bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W P. Town
send.
Miss Lizzie Dickinson, who has spent
several weeks with her sister IN ST.
|Johnsbury, has returned to town and is
at the home Of her parents, Air. and
Mrs. Il. Allen Dickinson.
Thomas Flood OF Manchester, n. IT..
and Fred Hall are working for Fred f.
Goodwin while nc IS saving the stocl,
|of logs that has been delivered in his
millyard during the winter
". r. Davis, proprietor 81 the Wa
terhlry Inn who came here Oh business
Friday, was DELAYED here couple of
days by illness, recovering sufficiently /
however, to return to Waterbury Fri I
day morning.
While doing chores recently Hosea t
Carpenter, who works for Frank Hem.
enway on the West hilI. got into a mix /
up with COW, when endeay0ring to tie I
her up, and came out with Il seriously /
sprained shoulder
Several Of our farmers have tapped
their sugar orchards, and while some Of
them have brought a little 81 the newly +
made product 70 the village to sell on
the whole but little sugar or syrup has
as yet been made in this vicinity.
AT the recent adjourned annual meet
ing Of the library trustees, the follow
ing officers were reelected. President.
George L. Stow; secretary treasurer.
John MI Comstoek; librarian. Nellie N.
Corwin; assistant librarians. Mrs. George
L. Stow and Miss Mary Atwood
Mrs Jennie tBirchmorel LitchdeId Of
Weymouth, Mass, visited friends in
town recently, after which she went 20
Washington to visit her mother, Mrs
W. II. Jenkins Mrs. Litchlield was a
former Chelsea girl, whose parents were
residents Of the upper village.
Mrs. George Ryder. who has spent the
winter with her son, George, in Concord,
n. H., arrived in town Thursday evening
and after brief visit in town will 90
to her home ear Corinth Corners Mrs.
Ryder although eighty eight years old
is we'll preserved III mind and body and
manages her own affairs.
III A. Kngsbury Of West Fairlee was
in town Friday to show and make
price on his farm on the west hill to
L. w. and T. S. Austin OF BROOKLYN.
\. Y. The New York gentlemen were
much pleased with the place and the !
price was agreeable and they returned
to New York Friday afternoon 70 con.
slider the matter before closing deal
Mrs. Fred W. Lewis. who injured one
knee two years ago SO seriously as to
necessitate the use Of erutches for near.
y a year, was so unfortunate recently {
As to fall on the ice and sustained an !
other severe strain Of the same knee and
IS again confined to che use Of crutches !,
Her many friends sincerely hope that
Ter recent injury viii not prove as seri
lus as it is feared, and that shc will
soon be able to discard her crutches with /
iafety. i
Rev. Fred Daniels. pastor Of the local
Methodist church, was called TO East
8rookfield Thursday to oiiiciate at the !
uneral Of the late Cyrus II. Whitney.
xho died Tuesday after a lingering and
PAINFUL illness. Mr. Whitney is sur 4
lived BY a widow. who was Miss Eu- :
hera Sprague. sister Of Lyman !
snragle. who resides on Chelsea West
iii. also by three sons. Daniel A..
merchant in Barre City. Prof. David !
) Of New York and lee Of Brookfeld. Z
nd two daughters. Misses Gladys and l
Andra. both Of Brookfeld. He was ?
bout lifty-fye years old. il