The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-01
CHELSEA
A SON was born to Mr., and Mrs. Elva
q Bicknell, Friday, June 26.

A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs Elv
.. Bicknell, Friday, June 26.
Ben A. Goodrich has sold his valuabl
stallion, Gold Thorne, to Hiram Ward 0
StraHord.
A majority Of our farmers have com
menced haying and report that the crol
is going to be light.
| John Mcknight of Corinth was il
town Friday and Saturday, the CUES
Of his nephew, IL. X. Darling.
| Fred Il. Allen, who is here on yaca
tion from his work at 4. It Barnet, il
working for Fred G. Waldo through hay.
ling.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ II. Corwin returned
Saturday from several days carriage
drive, visiting friends in Washington
county
j. NJ. Angel and wife and two daugh-
ters and j Ii. Sprague OF East BrookiieId
were guests Of W. H. Sprague and wife,
the first OF the week,
Rev II. j. Wycoif with his wife and
two daughters from New Haven, Conn,
came Thursday to spend few weeks
with friends i'm town and are boarding at
H. NJ Comstock's.
5. &. Wilson, b. II. Adams, Jr., and
Geo. L. Stow left Monday afternoon BY
way of Bradford for St. Johnsbury to
attend the convention OF the second con.
gressional district as delegates from
this town.
Donald Comstoek, who graduated from
Dartmouth college last week, is spending
a few weeks with his parents. Ned A.
Hatch will remain in Hanover during the
summer vacation, where he has posi-
tion in a restaurant.
Col. II. o. Bixby and Carl NJ. Beck
with were in Burlington Thursday and
Friday to attend as delegates from Chel.
sea both the Democratic state conpen.
ton and district convention Of the ID
congressional district.
Calvin Goodwin has sold his place on
Jail street to Mrs. Caroline r. Heath of
Corinth. The consideration was 5000
possession to be given October LIST, and
the sale was made through the Geo. A.
Tracy Real Estate agency.
Andrew Hunt of Waterbury, against
whom an indictment was found by the
grand jury at the recent term Of court
for selling property that was under at.
taehment, was landed in jail by Deputy
Sheriff f. W. Kent OF Randolph last |
Thursday
II. x. Fisher of Boston, a piano sales
man and tuner. was at the Orange Coun- |
ty Hotel last week, and while in town
sold to Landlord Barnes a nice Crown
organ, which adorns the hotel parIor,
and he also sold Hobart A. Cable piano
to I. II, Bohonon Of Maple avenue.
Carroll and Charles Little. son of our
former townspeople, Mr., and Mrs. Philip
] slsittle Of Leorninster, Mass. both Of
paSn have e. 1ioyment in the machine
hons beth Grinder company
-4tlsed in ssl Monday for a months
and are Ct Fred Bra
mans.
AIRS. William G. Austin died Saturday
after a snort illness from stomach ffoas
bic at her home ON the old strairord
'oad at the age of % years. The funeral
vas held from her late Ecme Monday
It 10 o'clock a. m, the Rev. Fred Dan.
els officiating, assisted by the Rev. n.
!. WyckoA, and II. w. Dearborn con.
Incting The intarment was in Highland
cemetery. Mrs, Austin is survived by
Ter husband, who has the sympathy OF
|. large circle of friends.
The funeral Of Robert w. Laird was
eld from his late home on North Main
treet Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
he Rev. Fred Daniels officiating. and
l. w. Dearborn conducting. The inter.
lent was in the family lot in Highland
emetery. Three nephews, w. A. Hood,
: i. Hood and A. E. Bacon, and one
on-in-law, {. w Bacon, acted as bear.
RS. The funeral was attended by a
'rge circle Of friends and neighbors.
'ho deeply appreciate and feel the loss
most highly respected friend, neigh /
or and citizen. Mr.. Laird was seventy.
ght years old