The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-18
CHELSEA.

Miss Grace Bowin has left school for
the remainder of the spring term and is
teaching in South Washington.
Sylvester IL. Barnes of Barre City was
in town over Sunday as the guest OF
his daughter, Miss Edith Barnes.
Henry +. Gates had the further mis-
fortune to lose another of his team OF
horses, which makes the fourth within
a few weeks.
Miss Blanche Abbott went Monday
to Hanover, N. H., to spend the week
with her sister, Miss Hope, at the Mary
Hitchcock hospital.
Robert Hamilton, who has worked for
b. H. Adams in his sale stable for sew
eral months, has completed his services
aud left Monday for South Paris, Me.
The family Of William M. Boyd, whose
house was destroyed by fire last Friday
have moved into the house which be-
longs to the estate of the late Loveann
Braman.
Miss Lena, the oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Doyle, who live on the
Eershire road, is boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Doyle and attending
the graded school.
Dr. Ralph S. Merchant, who has made
| his headquarters at the home of Will
j. Scott ON the Washington stage road
during the winter, has gone now TO Carl
| j. Kingsbury's, where he can be reached
by telephone call, the same as before.
States Attorney Stanley c. Wilson
left Tuesday on weeks business trip, |
which will take him to various cities in
Massachusetts and Connecticut. Mrs. !
Wilson accompanied him as far as Clare
mont, N. H., where she will be the guest |
OF her sister, Miss Gertrude Bacon, for
a few days
Zephire Brunette, the new blacksmith
who recently came here from Barre City |
and located in the Eugene II. Kennedy I
shop in the upper village, is having a
large patronage and even more work
than he can do and he has already
demonstrated his ability as a number
one horse sheer and all around smith
Mrs. L. S. Farnham, who has been at
the Mary Hitchcock hospital at Hanover,
n, H., for about ten days with her
granddaughter, Miss Hope Abbott, who
is there for treatment, returned Mon
day and reports that Miss Abbott is
making recovery and win be able to re.
turn to her home in the near future,
Mrs Farnham left Tuesday for her home
in Lynn, Mass.
The many friends here of Charles /.
Hood of Lowell, Mass, will read with
pleasure that on last Saturday he round
ed out a full half-century of wonder
fully successful business career in that
city, when the occasion was fttingly II
observed in the nature OF holiday for
his employees, who gave him right
royal congratulatory celebration, and he
was also remembered by them with a
beautiful loving cup and other substan-
tial evidence OF their esteem.
At meeting OF the trustees of the
Chelsea academy, held at the town
clerks Office recently, Walter S. Goss
was elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of j. X. Darling, after
which the following officers were elected
j. A. r. Corwin, president; Geo. L. Stow,
secretary; Willard r. Townsend, treas.
mer; S. G. Wilson, DR.. A. T. Marshall
and w P. Townsend, executive board
The board of trustees for the ensuing
year are j. A. r. Corwin, Dr. NJ H. Cor
win, w 2. Townsend, w +. Hood, J.
NJ Comstock. Dr. A. r. Marshall, b. H.
Adams, A. L. Sprague, H. X Darling,
G. L. Stow, s. G. Wilson and W. s.
Goss.