The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
CHELSEA.

Madam Morey OF Wilder came last
week to visit her daughter Mrs. Wal
ter S. Goss.
States Attorney Stanley G. Wilson
was in Windsor on business Saturday
and in West Fairlee Monday
Madam Nancy Magoon, who had been
spending few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas J. Quaide, has re-
turned to the home Of her son, Daniel
Magoon Of Washington.
Miss Jane Laird, who has kept house
for VIII c. Goodwin during the past
year, has completed her services there
and is stopping temporarily with her
sister.in-law, Mrs. Ellen Laird.
The teachers Of this town were in
Williamstown Friday to attend teach
ers' institute, and on Thursday of this
week they will 60 to Burlington to at
tend state teachers meeting on FRI
day
The venerable George Bradshaw, now
past eighty years Of age, went last week
TO Barre to visit his daughter, Mrs
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the wedding of his granddaughter, Miss
Mooreroft.
Leon c. Cilley of Washington has
hired out to work for the winter for
Henry Laid, who expects TO get out
large amount of lumber for the Electric
Light and Power company, and viii com.
mence his labors about the first of No
vembeF.
Fred Allen who has been employed
during the past four years by the Roy
brothers of Barnet. mas severed his coR-
nection with that firm and has accepted
a position with the local Electric Light
and Bobbin company, and commenced his
labors Monday.
There was an unusually large attend
ance at the grange last Friday evening,
when the entertainment was given by
several children, whose parents are mem
bers Of the grange. The entertainment
was especially pleasing Refreshments
We're served after the entertainment
Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin accompanied
her husband, Representative Corwin, to
Montpelier the first of the week to
be present during the various functions
Of ladies week aud they were also ac-
eompanied by Mr. Corwin's sister, Miss
Nellie NJ Corwin.
The pupils Of the high school plan
10 visit the legislature and see the
wheels Of government 60 around, next
week, and to help defray the expenses
Of the trip, they will hold a grand
promenade at the town hall Thursday
evening Of this week. at which time the
Imperial orchestra OF this town will fur
nish the music Let the old and young
turn out and give tne girls and boys
good lift.
At the auction sale Of Noah G. Tay-
Tor Tuesday, there was a large crowd
and auetioneer c. f. Smith was in trim
to keep the crowd good natured and
Oh the anxious seat and good prices
were realized The farm was purchased
by George Hutehins of East Barre for
50 500 Mr. Taylor mas not decided as
yet whether he viii remain in town
or look elsewhere to locate.
Auctions are all the rage here now
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fever. w. Henry Alger. who for the
past fifteen years has lived on the Elijah
Barnes farm, on the north road to
Brookfeld, on the west hill, will sell
his farm, stock and tools and hay on
Thursday, Oct 81, at which sale DIR.
Charles n. Barber of Barre will WELD
the hammer On Wednesday. Novem-
her 2, Roy B. Sanbom. administrator
of the estate OF his father, the late
Benson Sanborn. adyertises to sell the
farm, stock, tools and hay, and at this
sale Charles +. Smith Of Barre City will
conduct the sale Both of these farms
are grand hill farms, in good localities
and in good state Of cultivation and in
each case there will be a good opportun
ity for some one TO purchase good prop
erty at their own figures.