The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-26
CHELSEA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar D. Tracy left
Monday morning for a few days visit
to friends in Barre and Montpelier
Miss Myrtle Il. Bixby spent Sunday
and Monday in Williamstown as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Enos r. Walk
| er.
! Herbert r. Colby, who lives on the
! Powers farm on the east hill was in
Brookield Tuesday looking for a farm
| TO rent.
Charles Parizo of Graniteyille is TAX
ing vacation from his work as quarry
man and is visiting his father, Peter
Pari2O, on the west hill
Alden Bacon, who has worked in Barre
for several years, is spending a week in
town and is the guest of his brothers,
VIII L. and Charles A. Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fl. Talpey and
son, Trafton, returned Sunday evening
from Boston, where Mr.. Talpey was
called on business matters the week be-
fore
Rev. Fred Daniels, pastor OF the local
Methodist church viii speak next Sun
day morning from this subject, Cheap
Enough People-but Then" and cordial
invitation is extended to all to be pres
emit.
Eugene G. Thorne and William NJ.
Boyd have been appointed by the pro-
bate court as commissioners on the es-
tate of the late Love Ann Braman, and
w. w Braman has been appointed ad-
ministrator.
Under the new management OF the
Electric Light and Power company about
twenty men are employed this winter,
which is the largest number of men who
have been employed at the plant since
the manufacture of bobbins was com
menced here.
Mrs. George j. Helmer, who was called
here recently by the illness of her moth
er, Mrs, William +. Hood, returned to
her home in Upper Nyack, n. Y, last
week and was accompanied by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, who will re-
main with their daughter for several
weeks.
c. l. Hood of Lowell has recently pur-
chased and sent up to his farm on the
west hill pair of bronze turkeys, the
tom weighing in the vicinity of forty
pounds and the hen weighing about
twenty-five pounds From this pair he
purposes to start family of high bred
turkeys.
Word was received here Tuesday from
Heaton hospital at Montpelier that it
was found that 4. Allen Dickinson, who
went there Sunday for an operation, has
cancer Of the liver Ind could not be
operated upon. He will return to his
home here as soon as he is able to
make the journey.
Ernest A. Corwin and Hale X. Oar
ling were home from Montpelier over
Sunday, returning to the capital city
Monday afternoon and the former was
accompanied by his father, j. A. r. Cor
win, who will visit friends in Montpelier
for few days and at the same time
visit the legislature.
Edward L. Larkin is about to move
his steam mill to site near the South
Washington meeting house. where he
will set it up and saw out about a hum
bred thousand feet OF lumber for Fred
O. Waldo and Herman II. Campbell this
winter, and they expect to have as much
more sawed at the same place next win
ter.
Alyah J. Little, a former townsman,
who for several years has lived in Post
Mills in the town Of Thetford, is re-
urning to town and is moving onto the
arm on the east Hill which has been
occupied the last two years By ii. r.
olby, which it is reported Mr. Little
as purchased OF Alonzo II. Powers Of
Randolph.
Burt Kent, who has worked in the
iobbin shop for several years, was Civ
en- a Job which was new to him OF run
ming small bench saw and he had
not operated it long before he missed
the end of one thumb which enabled him
to give one OF the local physicians
4 short job. While the accident was
most unfortunate, vet Mr. Kent is for
tmate in some other respects, carrying, |
as he does, accident insurance.