The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
CHELSEA


Walter S, Goss is visiting friends IN
Montpelier.
Miss Lora Hood Is assisting as a clerk
in the Ordway, Holmes y Co.'s store, a.
Is also Mrs. j. Q. Perkins.
Miss L. +, Townsend, one Of Barre
City's most popular milliners, was in
town recently as a guest in the family
of her brother, W. ?. Townsend.
Mrs. May L. Dickinson has returned
from several months stay in New
York City, where she was the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Andrew w. Edison.
Fred II. Pray has competed years
engagement for A. w. Iloyt Of WASH
ington and commenced work Monday
in j. II, Kennedy's blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Daniel Mcfarland, who lives near
the Washington line on the north end
Of the West hill spent last week IN
Barre City, q guest Of MIR, and Mrs. y,
w. Mcdonald.
Julian @. Hood, superintendent Of G
l. Hoods stock farm in Lowell, Mass.
came Saturday evening to remain over
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Hood
Patrick Henry of Brookfeld and Mrs.
Nellie DANA Davis, daughter Of q.
Curtis Dana Of the West hill. were re-
Gently married at North Tunbridge by
the Rev Mr.. Hathaway
Austin l.. skinner who suffered a
slight stroke Of paralysis about two
months ago, has so far recovered as to
be able to walk about the house and get
out onto the porch in pleasant weather.
1t is reported that the Oscar Royce
farm on the East hill, owned By John
L, Bacon Of White River Junction, has
been sold to i. w. Deusmore Of Tun-
bridge, who viii soon take possession
Of the same.
Warren benjamin has rented Leslie
A. Briggs Griifen house near South
Washington and moved his family there
and will work during the summer one
half Of the time for Mr.. Bragg and the
other half for Richard Kennedy.
Charles A. Luce Of Lebanon, n. IT..
was in town last week looking after his
farm interests on the East Hill Mr.
Abbott, who has lived on the farm the
past year, contenpatcs moving to
South Royalton in the near future, III
which case MIR. Luce win move back
onto his farm, unless he decides 10 let
IL go to other parties.
J. H. Hadloek, who resides on the
Calvin Goodwin farm on the West hill,
adyertises his farm, stock and tools for
sale at public auction Saturday. March
2lst, Charles +. Godfrey, auctioneer.
Mr.. Hadlock win 20 to the White Noun
tains about the lst Of April for the
thirteenth consecutive season in the
employ Of the same man.
The auction sale Of household goods
and other personal property Of Fiiieid
Bohonon held Saturday afternoon was
attended BY a large crowd Of hungry
purchasers, which made the bidding
lively and good prices were realized
The real estate was sold at private sale
to Albert w Hoyt Of Washington for
1878. Mr.. Hoyt does not purpose to
occupy the place before next fall and
will endeavor IN the meantime to sell
his farm.
The remains Of Haven Foster were
brought here from his late home in Hol-
lis, NJ H.. hsi Thursday and placed in
tile tomb. increment to be made in the
spring, Mr. Foster was native Of
Chelsea, the son 81 Hezekiah Foster
For many years Mr. Foster was team
ster and lived in this village leaving this
town about thirty years ago lIe Is
survived by wife. who was Miss Maria
Sanborn, sister of Edwin and Benson
Sanborn Of this town and who IS very
low from the effects OF a cancer, also By
one SON. His aye was sS His remains
were accompanied BY Wallace 4. San
born, Who returned to Hollis Friday.
Among those who we're registered at
The Orange County hotel Friday and
saturday We're VIII Seeley and e 4.
ealef. Washington Il. X Woodland,
Portland. Maine; Edward Cove, War
zen: f. I. O'Brien Boston. Mass If +. |
Stowe. Barre; N E. Davis. Albany N
r.; T. T. Udall stralf0rd; I'll i. Dean,
Montpelier, James If Grow Hartf0rd
R. HI Upper. w II functions WI G
natten sharon q ] Arnold. STAFFORD /
!. L. Bacon White River junction; Or
leo. H. Spiller. Bethel: Z Rogers New
York N. ": C. Perkins South Straf
ord; II. H. Jefords, I'd Smith VII
J L. Crown. Hanover, n. Fl T