The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-17
CHELSEA


Miss Sarah Little Of Post Mills Is
the guest this week Of Miss Neva Nj,
Bohonon. Miss Little Il the daughter
OF our former townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvah J. Little
Miss Evelyn Reed, daughter Of Deputy
sheriff and Mrs AFRO A. Reed Of VII.
Jamestown is the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Anna Dearborn.
Dustin A. Boardway who went last
spring to Island Pond, where he accept.
cd position in a meat market, his en-
gagged tenement and his family win
move there the last Of this month, prev
vions to which Mrs. BoaFdway adver-
tises to sell at auction most OF their
household goods and furniture,
In the case Of State vs.. Clark which
was heard before Justice J. M Comstock
Tuesday, the types made rs say that the
fine imposed WIS five dollars, which
should have read twenty-five dollars,
and we desire TO have this error correst-
ed for the reason that we do not want
the public to understand that person
convicted Of the charge Of cruelty to
animals can get off with a five dollar
fine in this town.
Tho Chelsea Brass Band which has
been in eomatose state for nearly
year has revived action and practice,
win give an open air concert from the
band stand on the North Park Satur.
day evening al s o'clock, and has been
engaged to furnish music during aold
home week."
,. II. Adams has taken the job Of
cutting the hay on the Bennett Morgan
farm and also on the Leander Bennett
farm which he recently sold 10 Mr.. Nor.
gan and with force 81 eight men com.
meneed his job Thursday.
Mrs. Myra Norris Of Barre City was
in town last week and was the guest
Of her father, y. Franklin Smith OF
South Main street.
Mrs Irine Page and granddaughter,
Miss Luvia Page Of plainneld are in
town this week and are guests at the |
home Of Dea. Willard s. Hatch.
Miss Ruth T.. King Of Franklin, Mass,
has been engaged b. the school directors
10 teach in the Grammar room the COM |
ing year Miss King Il graduate or
the Franklin, Mass, high school, and Of /
Boston University, has had successful
experience teaching and comes highly
ana with this change in
the teaching force, and the necessary
assistance that the new superintendent 4
will afford our schools Il is hoped and 1
expected that our student body win DO
able to accomplish even better work |
than they have in the past. u Is ex-
peeted that the number of students in
the grammar and high school win be
materially increased at the opening Of
the school year.
Charles L. Godfrey advertises 70 SET
at public auction at 1890 a. m. Satur
day, July Gath, the we'll known Josep.
II. Edwards farm on the west hill This
is a good farm with good buildings ana
is to be sold as advertised TO the high
est bidder, and it will be a golden op.
portunity for man TO Get a bargain.
Miss Helen SturteVant, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. WI X. Sturtevant Oh Hart.
ford, was married on june Goth to Mr..
tlahh a tNFttJ - AiaAtt0iu laart
Duprey is well known to many here
since her mother, Mrs. Sturteyant Yves
a native Of this town, being a sister Of
Alyah Robinson who resides on the west
hill.
Mrs Hanna lGilman) Wright died at
her home in Lowell, Mass, last sun
day at the age " seventy years Her
remains were brought here Tuesday for
in the family lot in Highland
cemetery. accompanied BY her daughter
Mrs Terhan and her brother Warren
Gilman, who also resides in lowell Mrs,
Wright was a sister Of Frank Gilman
md Mrs Wilbur Smith Of this town.