The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-08
CHELSEA.

Postmaster Willard S Hatch, who
has been confined to his house with
rheumatism and other complications for
several weeks, has so far recovered as
to be able to be at the office again
on pleasant days
| Herbert f. Comstock, WHO has been
spending two weeks vacation with
/ his parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ Com
stock, returned Tuesday to his studies
az Kimball union academy at Meriden,
IN. II.
w II Sprague was in Barre City
Wednesday evening to attend the regu
lar monthly meeting Of the directors Of
the Granite Mutual Insurance com.
pany
Carl NJ Beckwith is working during
the sugar season for his brother, Wal
ter III. Beckwith, and Herbert Hook
went to Vershire the first Of the week
to work through the sugar season for
Warren fuller,
Nathan ] Hill who has worked for
the past two months in the bobbn shop,
desires to announce TO the public that
he has closed his lahors there and
can be found at his shoe repairing shop
at his residence on Main street and
will give his attention to repairing
footwear as in the past.
Dan G.. Stoughton and wife Of
South Royalton We're in town the first
Of the week and were guests of the
latter's mother, Mrs Ellen Cleveland
Mrs. Elmer G Reed, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is failing rapidly,
and her death is expected at any time.
Mr.. Reed is remaining at home and
his brother, W. A. Reed, is driving
the Barre stage
Miss Helena Sargent has finished
work for Mrs Henry Gates and her
place is taken by Miss Anna Tucker
Of Washington
Miss Mae Rodden Of Mooers. n. u,
chief operator in the New England
telephone office at Mooers, arrived last
week, and is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Nathan ]. Hill, during her Easter
vacation.
The members of the high school to
the number of thirtytwo enjoyed a
sugar party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Bohonon on Maple avenue
Wednesday evening
Lyle R. Beckwth has accepted a
position as clerk in the post office and
commenced his services Tuesday.
Charles n. Hunt has rented the meat |
market, tools and fixtures for the term |
of one year and took possession We'd |
nesday morning Mr. Baraw the out |
going proprietor, will run the cart for I
Mr. Hunt for time, The new pro- /
prietor's many friends here, as well as {
In the adjoining towns, will be pleased +
to learn of his new venture and will /
wish for him the success he deserves,
and we do not hesitate in bespeaking /
for him a liberal patronage and the
public can be assured of obtaining good
goods on a square deal basis,
Richard Perkins, who has spent two
weeks at the home of j Oliver Per-
kins on the east hill, left Tuesday
for his home in Gloucester,
Mass.
Mrs, w. p Townsend sustained a
fall on the ice, the result of which
has confined her to her home for the
past week, but at this time she is re-
covering from her injuries so received.
Stanley G. Wilson has rented the
tenement recently vacated by him to
Leon +. Grant and the tenement which
Mr. Grant will vacate Mr.. Wilson has
rented to Joel Peavey.
The Orange county road commissioner
meeting was held at the opera house
Thursday, at which the state highway
supervisor, Charles w Gates of Frank
lin, was present and addressed the
meeting. This meeting was the most
largely attended Of its kind ever held
here.