The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-13
CHELSEA

Miss Jane Laird went last week to
Williamstown to spend a few weeks in
the home Of her niece, Mrs Arthur Il.
Stearns, who lives on the southeast hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe o. Coburn were
in Corinth last week and, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Pearl II. Darling. Mr..
Coburn and Mrs. Darling are brother
and sister.
Miss Hazel Luce, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A, Luce, returned recently
from a visit to friends in Lebanon, n.
H., where the Luce family lived a few
years recently.
Miss Nellie A. Birge Of Stockbridge
has been engaged to teach the winter
term Of school on the west hill near the
church and commenced her work last
week Monday.
The teachers who boarded last term
with Mrs. Lizzie p. Smith, the Misses
Paulsen and Ward, have taken board
this term with Mrs. Charles w. Bixby
on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Bacon, who
came here recently from North Charles
town, n. H., are getting nicely settled
in their new home on the Elisha Burgess
farm on the Washington stage road.
Miss Mary Luce, who is a student
at the Randolph normal school, has re,
turned to her studies after spending a
short vacation at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Luce,
on the east HILL
AT q special communication Of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, + aud A. NJ,
held last Thursday evening, there We're
a large number of visiting brothers
present to witness the work of the NJ.
Nj. degree. The regular monthly com
munication viii be held Thursday even
ing Of this week
Washington Beede, who is the pres.
ent manager Of the town farm, has sold
his farm near Harry O. Flint's in Tun-
bridge to Mrs. Ella Spaulding of Wind.
sor, who expects to take possession in
the near future. Mrs. Spaulding is a
native of this place and was formerly
Miss Ella Royce.
L. Hinkley Sargent, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Philip L. Sargent, has purchased
the John Stewart farm in South Tun-
bridge OF his brother-m-law, Leslie
Smith This Is one Of the best farms
in Tunbridge and "Hink's" many friends
here and elsewhere will wish him the
best of success.
William Armbruster, former who
for several years has lived just over the
line on the east hill in lunbridge, was
seized with q paralytic shock Thursday
December 3, and lived but a few hours
The funeral was held Tuesday the 9th
inst, from his late home, Rev. G. G.
Parker Of Tunbridge officiating.
Fred f. Cleveland completed six
months sentence in the county Jail and
was liberated December s. He left inn
mediately for Barre City Mr.. Cleve-
land was found guilty at the June term
Of court OF furnishing intoxicating liq-
uor. and during the term of his SEN.
tence he has had work nearly every
working day.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Bugbee visited
friends in Randolph last week and while
there purchased Of Alonzo II. Powers,
his farm on the east hill in this town,
which contains nearly two hundred acres,
for 81 100000. This farm joins that of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee and viii be oc-
cupied by William Cady OF Lawrence
vile, N. ". who will take possession ia
the near future. Mrs Cady Is daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Bugbee.
At the annual meeting Of Waterson
post No As, G. a. r., held Saturday,
December 3, the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year; Comman-
der, Munroe O. Coburn; senior vice com
mander, Dan Clark; junior vice COM
mander, George Kennedy; adjutant,
Aerial Barnes quaTtermaster, Austin
j.. skinner; surgeon, Lyman p. Park
hurst; chaplain, Curtis o. Slack; officer
OF the day, B. Frank Smith; officer Of
the guard Walter r Adams; sergeant
major. FiGeld Bohonon; quartermaster
sergeant, Casper r. Abbotti delegate to
the state encampment. Dan Clark.
At the social dance held at Densmore's
hall Thursday evening, December s, there
were twenty five couples present and
the evening was much enjoyed. Music
was furnished by local four piece or
chestra, consisting Of Lyman d and
Fred d. Parkhurst, Willard +. George
and LYLE Beckwith This dance was
the first Of series which will be held
during the winter months, and the next
one will be held Wednesday evening
December 81.