The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-13
CHELSEA.

Van d. McAlister and son. Leon, were
in town on Sunday, visiting friends and
relatives.
NJ and Mrs. Ralph c. Wilcox Of New
Britain, Conn are spending the week IN
town with the latter's mother, Mss w.
Il. Spague.
Walton Emmerson, who Is serving q
three months sentence IN jail for lar
ceny, Is working for Houston S. Fits,
through haying.
Mrs. Edwin l. Hibbard and children
Of Montpelier are in town for visit
70 the formers mother Madam Ellen
Laird. and other relatives.
Or. +. Il. Godfrey went Monday 70
Burlington to attend meeting q the
Vermont board IF medical registration.
q vhsch beard be il president.
Mrs. rnsIine Neyss sent last seek
e. visit friends n Randolph and while
there win be the guest Of cur former
townsfolk Mr. and Mrs. A. i. Powers.
AZ the teachers examination held here
last week under the supervision Of Prof,
John M Comstock, there were only four
teachers present to take the examina.
ton.
John Sprague commenced work Mon
day for Walter H. Emery Russell r.
Corwn IS working for Dean Gilman and
MILO Sleeper for Don 7. McAllister
through toe hay season.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bleknell Of lion,
n. y. came last week for q brief visit
at the home Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs Almon B. Bicknell, who live
Just over the line in Tunhridge.
Mrs Lillian Downes, who was at one
time a teacher here but whose home has
been in the West for several years, Is
Tin town visiting her aunt, Miss A. 4.
Clement, on South Main street
N. L. Boyden Of Randolph Center, VIII
liam Paul Of West Fairlee, Deputy Sher-
i'll I'd w. Kent Of Randolph Center
and Fred Hartwen 81 Boston were IN
town on business Monday afternoon.
Willard P. Townsend has been ap-
pointed by the probate court admins
traitor Of the estate Of the late Eliza
Ann Blxby, and A. w. Whitney and
Fred ~ 0rdway nave been appointed
on the estate.
Mr.. Walker Of Boston, who has been
in town during the past week assist
ing IA the moving and resetting OF the
machinery at the bobbin shop, will re-
main with the company for time az
and all round man.
Lyle r. Beckwith returned last week /
from Albany, N. VI, where he has just |
the commercial course 81
study in the Albany business college, |
ana will remain for time with his
parents, DIR. and Mrs, Fred L, Beck
with.
Miss Laura Fuller closed successful
term OF school in South Washington /
July /, it being the fourth on fifth term /
she has taught in succession In that
district During the term she had nine
teen scholars whose average attendance
was ls43.
Ernest Alderman, son Of Mr., and Mrs,
Frank J, Alderman Of Yershire, was
married recently at st. Jodnsbury, where
ne will make his future home. The
bride is a sister Of Mrs. r. e. Stearns Of I
Vershire and was Miss Mum before
her marriage.
Harry Sisco and Jesse Scisco, who |
last week were sentenced in county court |
to three months imprisonment in the
county Jail, which sentence was sus- I
pended and the respondents placed in I
charge Of the probation officer have each /
places to work, the former for (
G. B. Smith Of Bradford and the latter
for Chauncey Currier Of Faglee, and each
went 10 their work the first Of the
week.
News received here Of the recent death
# Mrs. Julia Abbott Flint of South Il
aoyalton has saddened many hearts here
sho knew her in her girlhood days,
which were spent in this town she was
Il years old and is survived by a hus
land. George E. Flint, and one son, Glenn
Flint Of South Royalton, also by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Collamer 2. ABB
soft. and two sisters, Mrs Abbie Bix5y
md Mrs Fred w Smith, both Of this
own. and four brothers, Casper, Wilbur,
Erwin and Arthur A. Abbott Of South
Royalton.