The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-06
CHELSEA.

Ray F. Titus returned the first of the
week from visit to his uncle in Clare
mont, N. II.
Rev. and Mrs. John A. Lawrence re-
turned Friday evening from a three
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Tillotson Of Wash
ington were recent guests for a day OF
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Il. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Angel of East
! Brookfeh were in town Thursday, the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Will
/ son.
Frank Il. Bixby was in East Barre
Wednesday to deliver several head of
cows and young cattle, which he had
sold to East Barre parties.
John w. Untiedt Of West BroolSfeld
was in town Friday night on an official
tour of the county in his capacity Of
county fish and game warden.
States Attorney Stanley G. Wilson
left Friday evening on a business trip,
which will take him to several Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire cities.
Walter Adams, who suffered a severe
hemorrhage of the nose about two weeks
since, has so far recovered his usual
health as to be able to resume work
again.
Leon Bugbee, proprietor of the freight
business between Chelsea and South
Royalton, has been laid off from work
for several days by reason of Illness, but
is reported to be convalescing now
gIr.aI.if NJ, &C.,, ,x,d.a &c.. eo,,ov,1
years has made his home with his niece,
Miss Mary J. George, on Wallace avenue,
has taken up his abode at the home OF
his son, Willard +. George, on North
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph III. Griffin have
gone from their farm on the West Cor
NTH road to South Washington to re-
main during the winter with Mr.. Grif-
fms sister, Mrs. Mary Bill, whose health
is very poor.
Madam Ann e. Goss was in South
Royalton last week to attend the district
meeting of the Woman's Relief corps,
after which she journeyed to Randolph
to visit our former townsfolk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo II. Powers.
The senior class of the high school
gave Halloween party at the town
hall Tuesday evening, which was largely
attended. A literary and musical pro-
gram was carried out by students and
teachers, and all who were in attendance
had a very enjoyable time
O. Fay Allen left Tuesday night for
Boston, on short business trip, which
included the prospective purchase of
Metz automobile, and during his absence
his store is in charge Of Frank c. Dick.
inson. Mr. Allen was accompanied by
Wesley w. Underhill and Willard +.
George.
f. A. Corwin, A. w. Whitney and w.
s, Goss, the appraisers of the Alfred IT,
Talpey bankrupt estate, met the first
OF the week and appraised the estate,
and meeting of the creditors is called
to act upon the request of the trustee
to dispose OF the estate at public or
private sale.
The branch library on the west hill
has recently had complete change of
books sent there, which affords the peo-
pie OF that section of the town an oppor-
tmity to receive the benefits of the
institution without having to make
trip to the village.
Richard II. Bacon has been making
extensive repairs in and about his resi-
dence on the Washington stage road,
among which are the building of large
modern yeranda, new windows through
out, relaying chimneys and replastering
several rooms. George Lavine of Brook
field did the mason work