The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-09
CHELSEA

Mrs. W. p. Townsend was in North
Tunbridge Thursday to visit Elisha
Lougee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard p. Townsend
went to Barre city Saturday TO remain
over Sunday with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs, Don McCallister were
in WNilliamstown Friday and were the
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Van McCalhster.
Fred II. Goodwin and wife and son
Alcrland spent Sunday in Washington,
as guests Of Mrs. Goodwins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Tillotson.
George F. Griffin who has occupied
the Parks house in the upper village,
owned by Fred l.. Pray has moved his
family to the home OF his father, JOS
eph II. Griffin.
Mrs. Frank Fl. Tracy OF Montpelier
arrived in town Saturday for a visit
TO her former friends and relatives, and
while in town will be the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs Roxanna Jones. Mrs,
Lafayette Cheney Of Washington was
in town over Sunday and was the guest
Of Mrs. Jones also.
The remains Of Henry Mosher who
lived until few years since Just over the
line in TunbridGe near Harry 0. Flint's,
were brought here from Williston and
placed in the tomb 20 await burial in
the spring. The remains were accom-
panied by II. @. Forbes Of Williston, who
is veteran and who acted az one of
the bearers, the Others being Azeriah
Barnes, Curtis o. Slack and Wilbur f..
Adams, members Of the Waterson Post,
of which organization the deceased was
member.
The funeral Of James M. Sanford was
held from his late home on Court street,
Thursday at two o'clock, p. M. the Rev.
Fred Daniels officiating and the services
were under The directions Of Joseph II.
Griffin. Waterson Post G.. A. r. attend
ed in body and the memorial service
Of the Order was observed. The bearers
were members OF the Post, ]. III. Griffin,
Azeriah Barnes, Collamer p. Abbott and
Wilbur r. Adams OF the six children
Of the deceased only two sons, Charles
and Martin Sanford OF Randolph were
present, among other relatives who were
present were Frank Grant and wife, of
West Lebanon. N. H., Henry Packard
and wife Of Woodstock and Ernest Riley
and brother of Washington. The re-
mains were placed in the tomb.
At an early hour Tuesday morning,
February 2, Miss Cahsta Elley who
for the past two years has resided with
here sister, Mrs. Freeman Noyes on the
Randolph road, was found dead in her
bed, and it Is supposed that heart fail.
ure was the immediate cause Of her
death, which terminated long period
Of in health The funeral was held at
the home Of Mrs. Moves, Friday fore
noon, the Rev. Fred Daniels officiating
and the services were in charge of Cal.
vin n. Dearborn, the bearers being
George II. Densmore, William H. Lin
coin, Edwin A. George and William A.
Reed. Miss nlley was seventy -one
years old and came to Chelsea TO re-
side from Manchester, N. II.
At the regular communication Of
George Washington lodel, No. 81 f.
and A. NJ held Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 4, the work Of the H. A. degree
was exempliAed after which officers
were elected. for the ensuing year as
follows; Worshipful Master, Harry +.
Bryant; senior warden, Stanley G. Will
son; junior warden, Ernest A. Corwin;
treasurer, Hiram N Matdson; secre-
tary, Herbert 0. Bixby; senior deacon,
William II. Hills; junior deacon, Hiram
Morse. The officers appointed are; SEN
ior Steward, Mark Whitney; Junior stew.
ard, Charles H. Baraw; chaplain, Il. Al |
len Dickinson; marshall, George A. Ira.
cy; tyler, Erastus B. Dickinson. A
special meeting is called for Thursday
evening, Feb 18TH for the purpose Of
installing the officers elect, and the in
stallation viii be private.