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

/ Alden Bacon Of Barre was in town
last week and was the guest of his
brother, Charles A. Bacon, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Goss enter.
tanned for a day recently, DR.. Kingsford
and wife and Prof Burton and wife Of
Hanover, N. H.
Mrs. kellogg of Amherst, Mass, has
been the guest of her daughter who is
teaching school in the Braman district
and boarding at DR.. Ralph Merchants
| Mrs. Carrie Bacon, who has spent
several months with her sisters in Barre
mas returned to Phil S. Coughs in South
Washington, where she makes her home.
Deputy sheriff VIII Z. Worthley Of
| Washington was in town Wednesday and
committed to Jail, Jack Joslyn, to serve
term Of twenty days for intoNea-
ton.
Judge Dana IT, Morse of Randolph
came, Wednesday, and is experimenting
the reconstruction Of the filter at the
county reservoir, which is located in the
Jail brook,
DIR. II. +. Jewell of Corinth. who re-
Gently suffered the fracture of one hip,
was brought to Fred ii Stanton's, the
first Of last week. where he can be treat
ed by Dr. A. T. Marshall.
Miss Belle Chandler, who has been the
guest Of Mrs Ada Hall Bacon, went the
first OF the week to South Royalton to
visit Mrs. Edward Hope before return
ing to her home in Walpole, Mass.
Mrs, Lydia Wright, VINO has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs Horatio J. Hoga-
boom, who lives on the Eershire stage
road, for the past three weeks has re.
turned to her home in Forestville, Conn.
Fred +. Allen. who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dana Al
len. has returned to Barnet, where ne
las fine position with Roy Brothers
manufacturers of wooden sporting goods.
Justice Of the Peace John Nj. Com.
stock found himself more than busy
Friday, going to East Brookfield in the
forenoon to hear case and in the after
noon sitting on a case in his own town,
Norman II, Hill, who has been the
popular and obliging clerk in the local
meat market during the past two years,
has bought a farm in Vershire and win
take possession of the same and 90 there
to make mis- home in the spring.
Fred osgood Of Boston came the first
Of the week and is a guest at Fred C.
Waldo's. Mr. Osgood was an East Ran
dolph boy, who went to Boston thirty
years ago and entered the employ OF
Noyes Brothers at salary of two dol
Il l. he al.
manned in their employ.
John McColIom, jr., former Chelsea
boy, who since taking a course at the
Albany Business college, few years
since, has made good as an employee in
a large store in Littelton, y. H., was in
town the first OF last week to visit his
father, John MeCollom, and other
friends.
Perley s. Willis, former resident of
this town, VINO for several years, has
lived in Fairlee, was in town Wednesday
and Thursday, buying cows. Mr.. Willis
Is son Of Daniel Willis, late of this
town. He is a hustling and successful
farmer and stock dealer. He is brother
Of Mrs. Fred G. Waldo and Mrs Truman
IL spear OF TINS town.
Leonard H. Bacon left Thursday morn
ing for Montague City, Mass, where he
viii be the guest for few days Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert B. Emery. His sister,
Miss Gertrude Bacon, was to accompany
MN from Claremont, N IT,, and remain
over Sunday. He win also visit HIS
brother, Richard H. Bacon, and wife at
North Charlestown, n. H., before he re-
turns.
Julien C. Hood, who had been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Hood for several days, left the first Of
the week for Brockton, Mass, where he
acted as Judge of Jersey cattle. Mr..
Hood, who has been with his uncle, O.
|. Hood, Of Jersey stock fame for twenty
years or more, is considered one Of the
best judges of standard bred stock, but
more especially the Jerseys in New Eng.
land.