The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
CHELSEA

Mrs. William Puifer, who has been II
town visiting relatives has returned te
her home in Kichford.
Harley Whitney Of Tunbridge was IN
town last week and handled the mail
on r. II, ID. No, 2, from the Chelsea
Office while the regular carrier, Charles
Durkee was laying low for a deer.
Arthur Hill, who has worked during
the past season for G. Il. Stacey OF
Vershire has finished his labors there
and is at the home OF his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. N. J. Hill on Main street.
County Examiner John NJ. Comstocls
viii hold teachers examinations in Brad
ford Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem.
Der gath and 25th, and nj Chelsea, Fri
day and Saturday, November ~ and
2sth.
BERTHE Mercy, former resident here
who has been driving the blush line
stage from this place 20 West Fairlce
since last spring, has finished his SER
vices in that capacity, and has engaged
10 work during the winter for Dea. Il,
T. Brown Of Vershire.
Tho time honored custom of serving
dinner at the Congregational church
dining hall, on turkey day" will be OBJ
served again this year, and the farmers
from all sections who bring their poul-
try here on Thursday, the 10Th can feel
assured that they can obtain good
square meakat the above named place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie f. George return
ed last week Tuesday from their we'd
ding trip 10 Lisbon, n. H., and on We'd
nesday evening reception was tender
ed them at the home Of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. George,
on the west hill when about sixty
friends of the contracting parties were
in attendance and left many valuable
and useful presents as tokens of their
esteem and good wishes.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d.
Carr on the east hill was the scene OF
d large and pleasant gathering Tuesday
evening, November 10th, when the
neighbors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
brating the twenty fifth anniversary Of
their wedding. Among those from out
OF town who were in attendance were
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Carr of Williamstown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Chase Of
Graniteville.
Mrs. Mary PARKS Flanders who has
been in town for several weeks visiting
friends for the first time in about TWEEN.
ty five years, left for her home in Boze.
man, Montana, last week, going via
Manchester, N. H., and Boston, Mass,
where she will stop few days at each
place to visit friends after which she
win proceed on her long homeward jour
ney. Mrs. Flanders viii be remembered
as the only daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. John Forks who for many
years lived in the upper village in this
town.
Justice Of the Peace John NJ. Com
stock was in Vershire Saturday, where
he held session of court in which
case Of Drugs Brothers VS.. Arthur Fos-
ter of Orange was tnreshed out. The
case was one in which the plaintiffs
sought to recover for the use Of team
carrying defendant to his home while
al work for them, also for board on
days when defendant did not work and
for damages by reason of defendant
leaving before he had worked his time
cut. After the wheat was sifted from
the chaff the plaintiffs recovered the
amount they sued for. ]. X. Darling
for the plaintiffs and Justice of
the Peace Dickey of East Barre APP
pcared as counsel for the defendant,