The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-18
CHELSEA.

Mrs. Arson S. 0rmsby of Vershirt
came last week to spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Quaide,
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene H. Kennedy are
rejoicing over the birth of their fourth
son, which the stork left at their home
Thursday, October 10.
The barn connected with the Orange
county Jail is undergoing repairs, besides
being clapboarded. viii c. Goodwin is
the carpenter in charge of the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred II. Talpey and son
returned Saturday evening from Boston
where they went ON the excursion and
where Mr.. Talpey has been looking after
business matters during the week.
Sheriff b. II. Adams was in White
River Junction on official business Fri
| day and attended the b-monthly auc-
| tion sale of horses at the Wilmington
sale stables in West Lebanon, N. H.,
Saturday.
Stanley G. Wilson has sold his Frank
Mcconnell farm in the southern part
of Washington to Ora L, Eastman, who
has occupied the place during the past
year. Mr.. Wilson reserved a sixty-acre
timber lot.
Madam Flanders. who for the past
year has kept house for Frank j. Titus,
has completed her services there and her
place is taken by Mrs. Charles Carr.
Mrs. Flanders has taken rooms in w NJ.
Mattoons house.
Nlalohn Carey, the Oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Carey, who live on
the Sylvenas Hubbard farm OH the west
hill, win soon 60 to Keene, n, H., where
he viii commence an apprenticeship in
the spring department Of the car shops.
John Larrabee, who was recovering
from a serious attack of appendicitis,
following an attack of peritonitis, suf-
fered second attack of the former last
Friday, and an operation is advised by
a council of physicians. as soon as he
is able TO go to hospital.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood and her sister,
Mrs, Alice Hadley, and her chauffeur,
Richard Dryer, who have spent the
summer here at the formers home on
Maple avenue, left Saturday morning for
Mrs Hadleys home in Boston, making
the journey by automobile.
Col. II. 0. Bixby and wife and their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Willis U. Bixby OF
Boston, were in East Brookfeld last
Wednesday as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar j. Trask. Mr.. and Mrs
Bixby lefsS for Montpelier Friday, to
remain with friends a few days before
returning to theirs-home.
D. D., James g. Prize, Fred Prize. G..
NJ. Edison and Ernest Riddle of Will
Jamestown and members of Summit
lodge, also Mr.. Stimets and Charles |.
Boyden of Randolph, members OF Phoe-
nix lodge. were in town last Thursday
evening to visit George Washington
lodge, No. 81, T. and A. M.
At the administrator sale Of prop
erty belonging TO the estate of the late
DR. A. B. Smith, which was held Satur-
day afternoon, the house on Vershire
$3.50. and the debts which were owing
to the estate were sold at five cents
each, the purchaser being E. ID. Barnes,
1t is reported that w. P. Townsend,
administrator of the estate of the late
Mrs. Newell s. Bixby, has sold the place
near the electric light plant, which was
owned by Mrs Bixby and which has
been occupied for several years by Mr..
and Mrs. Fred r. Goodwin, to b. X.
Townsville, possession to be given some
time in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon b. BiclnelI left
last week for California, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Monkey, whose home
is in Laws. They were to stop off for
few days at Gaylord, Kansas, where Mr..
Bicknell lived at one time. After visit
ing their daughter, they purpose to visit
Los Angeles and Pasadena and possibly
some other points of interest before they
return. They planned to be away about
six weeks.
The eighth reunion of Co. d, 18th
regiment, Vermont volunteers, was re-
Gently held at the home OF Azariah
Barnes on the Washington stage road,
when the following members were pres
ent: Lieut.. James L. Farnham, Charles
b. Smith, George Durkee and DR.. John
Durkee of Tunbridge, Charles II, Dodge
OF STAFFORD, Joseph II. Griffin and Aza-
riah Barnes of Chelsea, Henry Cram of
Providence, r. J. The officers elected for
the ensuing year were: J. /. Farnham,
president; j. r. Griffin, secretary; c. b.
Smith, G. w DuTkee and A. Barnes, ex
ecutive committee.