The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20
CHELSEA


Mrs. Phillip J. Sargent went last
week to Tunbridge TO visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leslie Smith
Charles ]. Cosgroye Of Burlington
was in town recently to visit his moth
or, Mrs. Edna Cosgrove, on the West
Hill.
Miss Picnic Cilley of Tunbridge was
in town the first OF the week and was
guest at the home Of Dustin A.
Bcardway.
Archie +. Sanborn is moving this
week from the home of his father, Milo
NJ. Sanborn on North Main street to
tie place he has recently purchased on
South Main street.
Mrs. Lucy RitAins. who has since last
spring been housekeeper for Edward O.
Nation has completed her service in
such capacity and is stopping temper.
ariiy with her son, Q. Fay Allen.
Miss Mary Mckenzie, who has been
spending a vacation Of about two weeks
at the home of her parents in Corinth
returned to her work as maid, at Hale
X. Darlings the first Of the week.
Simon w. Gage, who has during the
past year occupied the Minard house
near the electwic light plant has rent
Cd Of Hcratio j. Hogaboom his house
on the Reokwith farm on the East Hill
and will move there at once.
At special communication of
George Washington lodge, No 81, r..
aud A. NJ. held Thursday evening the
officers for the ensuing year were in
stalled by Past Master w. H. Sprague.
after which the members enjoyed re-
freshments followed by social hour.
Fred L. Pray has exchanged his place
in the upper village known as the
John Parks place with Charles w. Ba.
con for his tenement in the Richard
Kennedy district which was originally
tho school house in that district, to-
gether with about three acres Of land.
Richard H. Bacon left for his home
in North Charlestown, N. H., Wednes-
day morning after few days visit to
hrs PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. 10. NJ Bacon,
IN the West Hill. He was accompanied
by his sister, Miss Grace Bacon, who
will be the guest Of her brother and
family for a short time.
Gilman Sanborn whose buildings
were recently destroyed by Are in the |
upper village has purchased from the
Abbott Brothers of Washington, the /
Sohurn place near the Lucas blacksmith |
shop. Consideration $500. Mr.. SAM |
born has taken possession and is NOV
ng his goods to his new purchase.
Mrs. George A, Tracy, who has been
fisiting relatives In Chazy and Platts-
,urg, N. r., for the past three weeks /
arrived Thursday afternoon, after hav I
ng been delayed from returning for |
our days by the severe storm, which /
he reports as being of the same nature
is il was here only that about two feet |
il hail and sleee fell in Northern New
FORK, which completely paralyzed rail-
Dad trofilc.
BY invitation Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. 1
Tracy, about twenty friends and neigh
,ors of their son, O. ID. Tracy, and wife /
adhered at the home Of the former on
n Wednesday evening, the occasion being
n honor of the first anniversary Of the
marriage Of the younger Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy The evening was most pleas
ntly spent in playing progressive
Whist. Refreshments of CONNECTIONS and
'unch was served.
Tuesday evening Deputy Sheriff Il
George M. Wilson OF Thetford drove in
o town with a contribution Of quar-
ct for the Orange county Jail Three
{ the soiourncrs were respectively, 10
eph Cronin of Maiden, Mass, William
thompson of Holyoke, Mass, and
alnes Kenny Of Portland. Maine,
ghich trio had been up earlier in the
ay before Justice II. NJ Heaton of
'hetford and convicted Of the first OF
ence Of intoxi0ation, for which offence
hey were given twenty days each in
all The fourth being Charles =.
lavis Of North Thetford who was
harged and convicted Of having fur
ished the red VINE" which caused the
own-fall Of the three travellers, and
or this breach Of etiquette Justice
lea ton imposed sentence Of four
lonths in jail. States Attorney Stan
y G. Wilson prosecuted the cases. Mr..
wilson vas in Randolph Wednesday on
aicial business.