The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11
CHELSEA.

Charles A. Hixson of East Brook
field was in town Friday visiting
friends and was the guest of his cousin
Ben, A. Goodrich.
Mrs. Amos b Wright went last week
to Washington TO visit her sister, Mrs.
John Eastman, and will remain there
during the sugar season,
Mrs Roxanna S. Jones left Friday
morning for Montpelier, where she
will be the guest of her brother, Sheriff
Frank Fl. Tracy, and family.
Charles Bailey of West Unity, n. H.,
came last week to commence work
for Richard II Bacon and expects to
remain in his employ during the sum
mer and fall.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Bacon returned
to Claremont, n H., Saturday to re-
sumo her teaching after having spent
two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Erdix n Bacon
Mrs Oliver L Burgess, who has
been the faithful, courteous and oblig-
ing assistant in the local postoffice for
the past three or four years, has
Miss Sadie Royce, who has been
working in East Brookfeld since early
in January, has finished Work there
and is visiting her aunts, Mrs, Ella
Spaulding and Mrs George Young
Mrs Joseph X. Darling left last
Thursday for Newburyport Mass,
where she will visit her sister, and
later she will go to Concord, Mass, to
be the guest for time Of Gen Charles
X. Darling and family
The time of departure of the South
Royalton stage from the local office
has been changed from eight to seven
thirty O'Clock a m until further no
tice, and it made its first trip on
wheels this spring last Friday morning.
The condition OF James r., the Oldest
son Of Eugene r Kennedy, who is bat
thing with acute Bright's disease and
who is restricted to diet of skim
milk, is improving, and he is able to
20 out of doors when the weather is
pleasant
Mr. and Mrs Augustus d Hancock |
left last week for their new home in !
Franklin, Mass, where Mr. Hancock |
will manage a large farm Both Mr.. |
md Mrs Hancock have a large circle |
If friends here who will wish them the |
blessings Of health, happiness and pros
,erity
Miss Emma NJ Darling went Satur-
lay to East Corinth where she expects
o remain for some time with relatives
md friends During her stay there
he will have a family monument set
n the lot where her parents, the late
X Darling and his FIRST wife, are
,uried
Miss Geneva Doyle returned to Barre
lily Saturday to take up her studies
gain after having spent two weeks
With her mother, Mrs Loyeann Doyle
Ir and Mrs. + i Hood returned
rom Boston last Thursday evening,
where Mr. Hood had been purchasing
GODS for the firm OF T. f.. Hood &
o,
At the auction Of Edward G. Brown
asst Saturday the farm was not sold,
MT all personal property with the
Of hay sold at high prices;
earrings selling at sl2 to SIS; COWS
rom $50 to $50; pair of yearling
teers at $50, and other property in
bout the same ratio. Hay, however,
old at the low figure Of 1926 per ton
t the barn Only one bid which was
500 was made on the farm and Mr.
irown thought he could dispose of it
t private sale to better advantage,
nd withdrew it from the sale.
Among those registered at the
range County hotel last Thursday are
he following: G.. W. Gates, Franklin,
B Wells. F. S. Dudley, W s.
ryant, Randolph; f. p Lamson, G.
. Fullum, James McDerment, Brook
cid; f. G. Faneauf, So Royalton; {
{. f. Huse, d. Huntington, Corinth;
. H. Packard, Braintree; c. H. Me (
lister, Lee Kingsbury, G. E Stan ,
", Washington; w. J Kicker. Yer !
lire; H. b Cummings, A X Kit ,
.idge. Frank Brown, STAFFORD; M NJ.
Jilson, Randolph; ] n and George
IeClellan, Brookfield; P Dickerman, {
CO. Moody, NJ c. Flanders, Tun- [
ridge; H II Titus, West Fairlee; {
z G Rogers, Orange, and Fl. D. '