The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-06
CHELSEA.

The listers started out Saturday, April
/ /, to engage in the work Of taking the
annual appraisal.
Mrs. Elmer G. Reed, who has been
critically i'll for several weeks, seems
to be failing and there is but little hope
OF her recovery
Gilman Sanborn, who has been serious
| " i'll for several months, seems to be
improving of late and his ultimate re-
eoyery is now expected.
Everett b. Jackson returned to his
home in Brookfield Monday evening, aft
er spending couple OF days with his
mother Mrs. w. II. Sprague.
John Goodspeed Of this town and Miss
Bell Sabin of Barre were united in mar
riage at the Methodist parsonage Mon
day evening by Rev. Fred Daniels.
Hale X Darling finished his work in
Montpelier last week and has gone to
Brattleboro, where he will have work
with ex-Attorney General G. G. Fits.
John Goodspeed, who has worked for
| b. FL. Adams the past year, has finished
work there and engaged to work for
Truman Spear during the month of
sugaring.
| George +. Griffin has taken the con-
tract to furnish the lumber for the new
barn which the county is to build at
the jail, and has nearly all of the logs
delivered at the mill.
0rrin Lyford has moved his family
from the home of his brother, Harry
Lyford into the old house on Fred G.
Waldo's farm and will work for Mr..
Waldo the coming year.
Joseph H. Griffin, who has been work
ing during the winter for Newell Bick 1
ford of Randolph Center, has completed
his services there and returned to his
home on the Corinth road.
Miss Leonie Thorne, who has been
spending two weeks vacation at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eu |
gene q, Thorne, has returned to North /
Westport, Mass, where she is teaching
school.
A. w Hoyt has rented his cows for
a year to George f. Griffin and will I
take up his residence at his home here
i'm the village at once and will work for
time for Fred Il. Goodwin at the
mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard + George have
taken apartments at Mrs. Dennis Dens-
more's on North Main street, where they |
win keep house. Mr. Georges carriage 1
painting business will be conducted on
the premises.
f. G. Brown. whose house was de.
stroyed by fire q little more than week
ago, adyertises to sell his personal prop
erty at auction on the premises, which
are known as the Perley Fogg farm.
on Saturday OF this week. The sale
will commence at ten o'clock and +, J.
Alderman OF Yershire viii be the auc-
tioneer.
Col. FL o. Bixby finished moving from
the tenement in Mrs. Lizzie Z. Smiths
house on Main street to the J. B. Ba-
con place, near the Congregational
church, Monday and expects to be set
tied and established in the new home
in Il few days The colonel and his
mother had occupied the tenement in the
Smith house for the past twenty eight
years.
The librarian Of the Chelsea public Ii.
brary desires to call the attention of !
the townspeople and especially Of the
to the colored pictures of birds
which can be seen at the library on Sat :
urday, April s, and succeeding Satur
days. Pictures of the birds. which will
soon be with us, may be seen, and the !
children are invited to watch for the
first appearance and report.
Fred L. Pray and wife of vershire
were in town Sunday and Monday and ,
were guests of the formers mother Mrs. I
Albert W. Hoyt. Fred's many friends
here viii be pleased to know that he ,
Is having all the work he can do at !
his trade as blacksmith, and that since
going to Vershire, he has purchased |
building lot and bought house at Pike
hill in Corinth. lie has taken the same
down and will have it moved to Yer |
shire and rebuilt this summer and will !
occupy, the same as his home