The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-28
CHELSEA

Dustin A. Boardway, who went to L
land Pond several weeks since 70 vlsl
relatives, has accepted a position IN
meat market there.
Deputy Sheriff b. II. Adams, IT., wal
in Randolph on official business Satur
day as as Frank G. Carey also on bus
mess, the same day.
Miss Nellie Corwin left last week foi
a visit Of several weeks among hel
friends and relatives in Lowell, Boston
and Somerville, Mass.
II. X. Darling returned TO hrs work
in Brattleboro Sunday evening. Mrs
Darling accompanied him TO remain
there for day or 50.
The Rev. r A. Poole closed q very
successful week of religious work here
in town on Sunday evening and returned
to his home in Barre City Monday.
Deacon Eyarts Z. Brown with bis wife
and son Of Verahire was In town Sun.
day and were the guests Of Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Henri Adams.
Miss Laura Fuller, a veteran teacher
with a record Of nearly eighty terms Of
school TO her credit, has been engaged
to teach the spring term in South Wash
ington and commenced her school Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Bertha Berry, Gilbert and child
who have been IN town for the past three
weeks as the guests Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Laura Berry who resides
in the upper village, left for their home
in Barnet Monday morning.
Martin McGriIl, who has worked
most OF the time during the past year
for Fred II. Bohonon has engaged to
work for six months for Leslie A. Bragg
Of South Washington, and commenced
his services there last week.
The estate Of the late Orcutt Bixby
has been closed and the home place In
the village near the Tracy bridge has
been purchased by Mrs. Frank r. Bixby.
Mrs. Rose Bixby viii make her home
with her. son, Frank and wife.
r. +. Hood has recently purchased a
Bowser gasoline tank which he has bur-
led in the rear Of the bank block and
henceforth win be prepared TO dispense
filtered gasoline ms a part Of his stock
in trade. He has also recently added to
his stock nice line Of shoes.
Thomas Burnes has Just completed
thirty day sentence in jail for intoxica-
ton and has engaged to work for a
time for Orlo s. AicNabb as a painter,
and at present they are engaged in paint
ing the buildings Of J. X. Darling.
Mrs. Tired Daniels, who went to Hard
wick with her husband to attend the
Methodist conference was overcome with
illness while there and was not able 70
return home with Mr.. Daniels, but it l.
hoped and expected that she win be able
to return home in the near future.
Fred A. Ordway, who has spent the
past three months in Southern Pines,
n. c., arrived home Monday evening,
having spent a week Ia New York pur-
chasing goods for the firm OF Ordway
Holmes n Co., and the past week hav-
ing been the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs Earl 4. Parker Of Barre City.
Jailor B. II. Adams, jr. furnished
eight men, Guests OF the state) Mon
day and under the charge and superyia-
ion of Deputy Sheriff Geo. A. Tracy they
raked both parks, and they were clean
ed up In the best shape that they have
been for several years. This certainly
Is move ia the right direction and
ought to Be sufficient reminder to
the Village Improvement society that
spring has come and that IL is time for
it to crawl out Of winter quarters.
Edgar G. Graves and James R. Grace,
who have been in town for the past
three weeks finished up the painting
and decorating the inside Of the court
house, completed their work Friday and
left for their home in Wells River, SAT-
urday morning, where they viii remain
for a few days after which they win 60
to Httleton, n. H, where they have an
contract to paint and decorate
the interior Of large block.