The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-30
CHELSEA.


e, s. MrNahb Is doing job Of paint.
ing for Will Al Hood
DR.. Geo. II spiller Of Bethel win be at
the Orange County hotel Wednesday,
May 4.
Mrs Frances ". Bixby Is seriously AZ.
ilicted with rheumatism and al the pres
out time is confined TO her bed
Win H. Luce, our efficient road com
missioner. with his usual force Of men
and teams, commenced working the roads
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Burgess visited
at the home of The latters aunt, Mrs.
Henry Hodedon Of Barre City, the first
Of the week.
W. II Sprague il making extensive rel
pairs on Ills farm buildings III Washing.
ton Will G Goodwin ana Harvey W.
Spear are doing the work.
Superintendent II. D. Casey Of VIII
Jamestown spent two days IN town the
first Of the week, looking after the inter.
est and welfare Of the schools
Dean the younger son Of MIR and Mrs
Albert Camp, has accepted a position as
electrician under the new management,
and is running the electric lights
Lyman d and his son, Fred D. Park
hurst, went to Bfattlebor0 the first of
the week. where they have work for an
indefinite period at THEN trade al paint
ers,
Miss Lorraine Greene, professional
nurse from Burlington, was in town sew
eral days last week and was the guest
of Mrs, Walter =. Beckwith, on the east
hill.
Mrs Luna Il. Godfrey returned the
first Of the week from Tunbridge where
she had been the guest for few days
of Mrs. Elihu fuller and Mrs Leslie
Smith.
0. D Tracy advertises for a young man
to enter bis employ and learn the hard
ware business, and for an honest and in-
telhgent young man this Is remark
ably good opening.
Hon. J x. Darling who for the past
two weeks has been confined to his house
by illness. had the pleasure Of brief
visit from bis son, Gen. Charles X. Oar
ling, the first Of the week.
Mss Berniee Rouelle, who has made
her home with Mrs Ruth Kennedy for
several years returned the first OF the
week from Hartford where she spent
the winter with her friends.
Ben A. Goodrich and Loren J. Goodrich
were recently called to East Randolph
to attend the funeral Of their cousin.
Miss Esther the youngest daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert 4. Newell.
Milo sleeper sprained one ankle the
FIRST Of the week and has since been con.
fined To Ills home ia the upper village.
and Russell Corwin has also been IN dur
ing the week and unable to attend school.
Among onr young ladies, who are teach
ing out of town, who have not already
been mentioned are Miss Eunice D. Moui
ton, who is teaching in West Fairlee,
and Miss Elsie Hood who IS teaching II
Tunbridee.
Dr. sherman, veterinary surgeon
from Lowell, Mass. was in town recently
with Julian C. Hood 10 test the Jerseys
at the Hood farm on the west Hill,
which were shipped back to Lowell the
first Of the week,
Among those from this place who al
tended the auction sale ~ the property
of the late Judge G. Ct. Iathrop II VIII
Jamestown On Wednesday were Walter
II. Emery. States Attorney s. G. VIII
son and Deputy Sheriff Geo. a. Tracy
W. ". Underhiil IS moving this week
from the quarters be has occupied over
OrdwsY, Holmes s. Co.'S store for the
past few years, into the cd brick bank
block on Main street where he win
continue 70 conduct his constantly In
cressing Job printing business.
Mrs. Newell Bixby, who suffered
shock last winter and since which lime
h5s been confirmed invalid, has been
failing of late ard Is very low at tile
present time Her sister, Mrs. Amanda
Harvey Of Waltham, Mass. arrived last
week to assist in caring for her.
Don. Z. Baker Of Uudsrhil was rp be
fore Justice If the Peace Homer w Vail
of Randolph on Monday and pleaded gii,-
ty to furnishing and was sentenced to
three months IN the county jail and on
Tuesday he was committed 70 that insti
tuition b. Deputy Sheriff Dan D. Howe
of Randolph