The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-17
CHELSEA
Bids For Carrying Mail Have Beer
Heard From.


Bids For Carrying Mail Have Been
Heard From,
The bids sent in TO the Department
for the carrying of the MALE over the
routes from this Office for tho next four
years beginning July lat, of the present
year have been heard from and have
been accepted as follows, From Chelsea,
10 North Thetford, known a. the "bush-
line route" Herbert Kingsbury Of West
Fairloe; from Chelsea TO Washington,
Elmer q. Reed from Washington TO
Barre City, David @. Adams; from Chel.
sea to South Royalton, Harry y. Bry-
ant. Mr.. Kingsbury also has a route
from West Fairlee to Ely Station.
Miss Grace G.. Bacon closed her win
ter term OF school in Washington and
returned TO the home of her parents FIJI
day.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Bacon left Saturday
morning for North Charlestown, n. H.,
TO visit for q time at the home OF her
brother, Richard II. Bacon.
Richard Fl. Bacon Of North Charles
town, N. H., arrived in town Saturday
evening for q few days visit TO his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erdix N. Bacon.
George w. Taplin is moving from the
farm he recently sold to William M.
Boyd TO the Edwin d. Fuller House
near the Orange County Creamery, which
be has purchased.
Miss Anna Dearborn who has been
teaching in the Austin District in North
Tunbridge closed her winter term and
returned to the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin N. Dearborn, Friday.
Russell and vinton Corwin entertained
at their home on Main street Saturday
evening select party of their young
friends, II being In the nature Of val
entine party, and most pleasant even
ing was the result.
Gates Blake, who has been seriously
III for the past two weeks with the grip,
does not seem TO throw off the effects
Of the disease owing to other troubles
which are chronic and his case seems
very grave at the present time.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy, who had been
in town for a few days visiting old
friends and making new ones, returned
TO his home in Montpelier, Sunday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Tracy win remain in
town a few days longer.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Vernon
A. Flanders was held from the home OF
her son, Elmer J. Flanders, on the west
hin Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. Fred Daniels officiating and the ser
vices were in charge Of Holton S. Annis
Three selections were rendered by a choir
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew l.
Sprague and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur F. Dewey and daughter. There
was a large attendance Of friends and
relatives, among the latter from out Of
town being, a son, Harlan A. Flanders
of Franklin Falls, n. H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew oTdway, Mrs. Dana Goodrich and
Mr. Frank Hoyt Of Tunbridgs and Miss
Flossie Tyler OF Williamstown. The re-
mains were taken Monday 10 Concord N.
H., where they will be placed in the
tomb until spring when they viii be
placed In the family lot Of her son, II.
A. Flanders, in Concord.
Friday evening Feb. 10th. there will
be an entertainment under the auspices
Of the graduating class Of the high school
which will be web worth an extra ef.
fort to attend. The principal feature OF
the evening viii be Magic and Slight
Of Hand performance by Mr.. Harold A.
Osborne, who is a member Of the senior
class Of Dartmouth College and comes
here under an engagement made through
the Slayton Lyseum Bureau Of Boston,
Mass, which fact alone is sufficient TO
warrant a big house" and the many
testimonials of his wonderful magic ar,
leaves no doubt but that the entertain.
ment will be one Of the best Of it's kind
ever given in this town Let there be
a good attendance and thus help the
class in their endeavor to entertain their
friends and neighbors. There will be
other interesting features during the en-
tertainment. Popular prices.