The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-04
CHELSEA

Mrs. Truman Aldrieh OF Post Mills
has recently been the guest Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman d. Parkharst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander sgueer Of
Plattsburg, n. Y, are visiting az the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. George A.
Tracy.
Mrs. Lucy Robbins Of Lebanon. n. H.,
came last week to assist III caring for
her son, Q. Il. Allen and wife who were
both i'll.
Wallace Sanborn is taking care Of
Henry Adams. who seems to be failing
and his place in the livery stable Is TAX
on by Frank Titus.
The carpenters have completed their
work on The repairs at the Jail and the
steel workers, plumbers and painters
are having full sway now.
Miss Florence Burgess is taking a va
cation from her work in the family Of
II. X. Darling and Is spending the same
with her parents, Mr.. and Mira, Elisha
Burgess.
Miss Sarah j. Dearborn Of West Fair.
less Is in town this week with a large
line Of fall and winter millinery and Is
meeting the trade at the store Of Mol.
i. Q. Bixby.
Miss Katherine stone, who has been
stopping il town rs The guest of Mrs.
H. w Dearborn since the death Of Nr.
Dearborn. few weeks since, has re-
turned to her home in Nashua, \. Fl
Norman w. Hunt is laid aside from
work temporarily entertaining good
smart case Of the mumps, and during
his illness his barber shop Is IN charge Of
his brother.in-law Albert Benedict, Of
South Royalton.
Wilbur r. Dewey. who has lived on
the old home farm on the West hin for
upwards Of sixty years has recently
moved TO the village TO the place which
came to him BIZ way Of his sister the
late Adelia tDeweyl Whitney
There has been deal Of sickness in
town Of late and among the victims Of
general distemper have been Mrs.
George A. Tracy. Mrs. Win A. Hood
DR. and Mrs. Fred I. Beckwith, Mrs. w.
II. sprague and Mr. and Mrs. o. Fay
Allen.
At the morning service at the Con-
gregational church last Sabbath, the Rev.
George r. Lake who has been the much
beloved pastor for the past three years
rendered his resignation to become Ell
fective at the end Of the present month.
Mrs. May Dickinson, who cared for
her brother, Ben A. Goodrich, during the
early stages Of his Illness with pneu-
monia, is now herself Ill with the same
disease and is being cared for BY Miss
Tassie Sprague professional nurse
who took care Of Mr. Goodrich Is long
as her services were required.
Charles Mccosco has moved his family
from the Stilman Rich house near The
church on the West Hill to the George
FL Hardy farm on the West Hill which
he purchased few months since Of
George Colby. Since Purchasing the
farm Mr. McCoseo has made extensive
repairs on the house and win later mako
some needed repairs on the harm. tt is
gratifying indeed TO see these back
farms picked up, buildings repaired aud
home established again.
George M. Medcalf has recently pnr-
chased the decree which will mature On
the fifteenth of December next, fore
closing all the right and title and inter
est OF Milton F. Hutchinson and those
holding under him. in the Chelsea mill
property, and he took possession Of the
mill November lst and upon the 18th OF
next month viii become the owner Of
the property unless Il IS redeemed On nr
before that date. Mr. Medcalf run the
mill last winter and Is familiar with the
business, and viii no doubt enjoy a lib
eral patronage.
The annual meeting Of the Tyrian club
was held at the club rooms Tuesday ev.
ening when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President,
H. ~ Madison; vice presidents, e. Al
Corwin; secretary O. Fay Allen. treas
mer. James R. Leonard; executive board.
S. G. Wilson, B. H. Adams, jr., aud @. Z.
Burgess After the election of officers
good number Of the members with ladies
repaired to the Orange County hotel
where mine host Barnes had provided
a sumptuons repast for the banqueters,
and after ample justice had been done
to the luscious viands President Matti.
son introduced as the toastmaster.
States Attorney Stanley G. Wilson, who
performed the duties with bis usual
ease and grace calling up.
on nearly an Of the gentlemen and some
OF the ladies, all Of whom responded in
a manner which added to the pleasure
OF the evening.