The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-22
CHELSEA

Alfred and Wlnn Jackman OF the hrm
81 Jackman Brothers Of East Corinth
dwere in town on business Monday.
Edward B. Hatch left Tuesday morn
ing for Proctor where be has accepted
position with the Vermont Marble
company.
Fred a. 0rdway left the first Of the
week for the New York markets 70
purchase fall and winter goods for the
firm OF Ordway, Holmes & Co.
Hale X. Darling came home Monday
afternoon, returning Tuesday afternoon
10 Brattlehoro where he IS illling an en-
gagement with exAttomey General
Clark c. Fits
f. D Barnes. manager Of the Flee
trie I6Qft and Bobbiu Co. hrs completed
covering the roof Of the plant with iron
roofing, thus repairing the damage done
b the recent fire.
Samuel Billet, who came from Ore
qon about q month ago and purchased
the Carl Beekwith farm on the East
Hin has purchased Of A. W. Whitnely a
lot 81 forty acres which joined the
Beckwith farm.
Fred Hanson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thus j. Hanson. who live jlH,t over the
ine on the West Till n Tnnbridge has
gone 70 New York City where Be has
accepted fine position with q glove
manufacturing company
Edmund NJ. C0burn Of Burlington ar
rived III town Monday evening for a
brief visit 20 his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Munr0e @. Coburn on the Nershire road.
after which he win 20 to 81. fohnsburv
to visit his sister before returning 70
his home.
The slate roofing at the jail has been
completed and the p3mmeFs from
Montpelier arrived Monday to begin
their work. The steel cells have arriv-
"a and the work Of placing them VIII
begin this week, and the work viii be
pushed on TO completion as fast a. pos
sible.
George ~. Britt II tire White Enter
taimnent bureau has a contract for at
least three numbers il lecture
course here this winter The first en-
terlainment IN the course win Be- held
Saturday evening, 0st0ber 2nd ard VIII
Be given 81 the Ladies Commonwealth
orchestra Of twelve PIECES Of Boston.
While Probate Judge George Z.
stow and Mrs STOW were driving to
Randolph from tbeir home ii Chelsea
Monday afternoon, Mrs stow was
stricken with sboals That rendered her
Unconscious. The we're about ia miles
from Randolph village when che Judge
spoke TO Mrs stow bat resolved no
answer. He constituted 10 his destina-
tion. the home Of Mr. and Mrs A. Fl
Powers. where Mrs Stow has sinve re-
MANNED steadily failing and unconscious
&C 8ll times e. A. Davis, treasurer Of
the Bethel National bank, and near
relative, was called 10 the bedside Of
Mqs. stow When Mrs Stow started
from home she was d perfect health.
By the courteous hospitality Of
States Attorney StQpley g Wilson a
unique custom was inapgrrated BY q
reunion Of the gentle who composed
The grand jury at the June term Of
Orange county court in 1909 The
pleasant oecosion was held Tuesday at
Martha's Vineyard" farm in the
UIE8fIY 0tnlTlIb Oh DfHthltAAith JAUNa-
tain IN Tunhidge, Wlliuh il owned by
Mr.. Wilson and O. d Track An elab-
orate dinner was put up BIZ Mr.. VII
son with Charles 0ndway, the popular
proprietor Of the Tainbr5dge hotel as
chef. Those present were Avery Fl.
Flint Of Bwintree John b. Perham Of
Brookfeld, Pred g. Waldo and George
A. Tracy OF Chelsea; Reuben Lord Of
Orange: Homer w. Yeil Of Randolph
j. Frank Quimby Of Stafford; Nelson
IF Porter Of Thetfori; Henry r. Hay.
ward Of Tlmhridgo; Charles g. Simpson
aud George W. Downing Of Washing.
ton; States Attorney s, G. Wilson and
Deputy Clerk w. Fl Sprague ii Chel-
SEA. The day was spent in social inter
course, games and sight seeing, It be-
ing one Of the best points Of viewing
the surrounding country and distant
mountain peaks in this secion Of the
county. The custom Is one which
should Be perpetuated and the first OBJ
seryanee was one which wiz carry
many pleasant memories. Had it not
been for the fact that the state fair
was in session nearly, if not quite All
oG the grand jurors and several other
invited guests would have been present