The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-09
CHELSEA
Mrs. Florence Parker Died Sunday Az
ternoon After Long Illness.

ternoon After Long Illness.
Mrs. Florence Parker died Sunday AZ
ternoon at the home OF her mother. Mrs
George Lougee, on the Randolph road
after q long illness, from the effects Of
an abcess, The funeral was held from
her late homie Wednesday afternoon al
one o'clock, the Rev. Fred Daniels Off.
eiating and the services being in charge
Of Edwin A. George The singing was
By a trio composed OF Misses Edith and
Anna Dearborn and Calvin N. Dearborn
and the interment was in the Tunbridgc
cemetery near Harry o. Flnts. The
bearers were B. A. Goodrich S. B. Allen
Frank Austin and VIII A. Reed. Mrs
Parker was about nineteen years of age
and Is survived BY little daughter,
Christine Parker, who lives with her
grandmother, Mrs, Lougee, also one sis.
ter, Miss Clara Hood and four brothers,
Forrest, Carol and Ernest Hood all Of
this town and Herbert Hood Of Tun-
bridge, also two half brothers who live
in Rhode Island.
Miss Matte Stevens Is in South
Washington and is the guest Of Mrs.
Abbie T. Davis.
Mrs. Amanda Allen returned Satur
day from Barre City, where she had
been two weeks visiting friends.
II. d. Corse, who lives on the TT. A.
kngsbuhy farm on the West HILL Is
carrying on John d. Baliou's sugar place.
G. i. Snnonds has finished work for
Dana 4 Simmons on the West Hill and
has gone 10 the home Of bis mother in
Brookiield.
B. II. Adams, ir., purchased several
horses at the auction sale at West Leb-
anon, n. H., Saturday for his sale
stable here.
Alfred Gustavinson IL working for
Curtis NJ. Hall, who has been seriously
i'll for several weeks with a nervous
trouble, but who is slowly improving,
being able to ride out.
". II. Sprague has purchased OF Les
he a. Bragg The old Griffin farm in
Washington and took a deed Of the same
Tuesday. Mr.. Sprague purchased the
place as an investment. there being
large timber lot on the farm.
w. 1Mitt" NATION has moved from
his home on Jail street to his farm on
the East Hill and has rented his tene-
faent here in the village to Mrs. Walker
who has taken possession Mrs. Nellie
Alexander viii continue 10 keep house
for Mr.. Mattoon on the farm.
Chief Of Police Frank Ketehmm NJ
Randolph was in town Wednesday to
commit to the county Jail for a term
Of twenty days, Frank Harvey OF Sher-
brooke, p O., who was convicted OF the
first ofense Of intoxication before jus
tice Of the Peace Homer W Vail Of
Randolph Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Roxanna Jones received the sad
news Tuesday OF the death Of the wife
Of her brother, Wayne Tracy, whose
home is in Bradford, Penn. The deceas-
ed was about sixty-eight years Of are
and viii be remembered by many here,
she having visited here some years ago
with her husband who is n native OF
Chelset, being the son Of Eddie Tracy.
late Of this town.
Postmaster Willard S. Hatch held an
examination for applicants for the 20.
sition Of rural mail carriers at the school
house Saturday forenoon when ifteen
applicants presented themselves for OK
animation. The examination held at
this time were for appointments on
three different routes, one being IN Oh
apge, one in Vershire and another start.
ing from Randolph Center and covering
q portion Of Brookheld.
Miss Gertrude NJ Bacon, who has
taught in the primary room OF the grad
ed school here for the past three years,
left Monday for ClAremonf, n. IT,, where
she has accepted a position in the grad
ID school. Miss Bacon mas been very
successful teacher here, which il appre.
,itily an assurance Of success in her new
ield Of labor, and she goes to her new
position with the best wishes 81 d large
circle Of friends who at the same time
regret her decision to relinquish her
sharge here which she had conducted 50
and well