The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-19
CHELSEA.

Cf1GLOGA,
4 Deputy Sheriff w. Grant Jackson Of
Topsham was in town on official bus
mess the first of the week
Mrs. Hale X. Darling went to Mont
pelier Saturday afternoon TO remain for
few days with her husband.
Earl and John Doyle, who have been
visiting relatives in Barre City during
the past week, returned home Monday
afternoon.
Martin merrill. who has worked in
Washington during the past year, has re-
turned to town and is working for Fred
II. Bohonon
Mrs. Sarah jacques Of East Barre is
working in the family of G. II. Kent,
who lives in the A1inard house, near the
electric light plant.
States Attorney Stanley G. Wilson
left Monday afternoon for Randolph,
where he viii be engaged on official bus
mess for few days.
Alfred II. T'alpey, manager Of the
Electric Light and Power company, left
Monday on a business trip to Boston
and other Massachusetts cities
Miss Rose Dunbar has finished work
in the family Of B. H. Adams and her
place is taken by the Misses Sabine of
Barre and Weber of Thetford.
Representative Ernest A. Corwin re-
turned to his legislative duties at Mont
pelier Monday afternoon after spending
Sunday in town with his family.
Mrs. Alfred II. Talpey and son, Traf-
ton, who have been spending about three
weeks at the home of Mrs. Talpey's
parents in Massachusetts, returned Mon
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodrich Of
Mortified, who came last week to attend
the drama and dance, remained in town
over Sunday and were the guests OF Mrs.
Lizzie Smith.
Miss Lena Lyford. who works in the
family Of Horace Monkey, returned the
first Of the weel, from visit at the
home OF her brother Herman n. Lyford,
of Washington.
Miss Charlotte Paulsen assistant prin
cipal OF the high school, who has been
seriously i'll for nearly four weeks, seems
to be improving and her ultimate recoy-
cry is expected.
Mrs. Earl Il. Parker. who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. ordway, during the past
week, returned to her home IN Barre
City Monday afternoon.
Stage Driver Elmer G. Reed is laid
aside from duty temporarily with a
smart attack Of the grippe, and during
his illness his brother, William A. Reed,
is driving stage for him.
Miss Leonie Thorne returned last week
to Massachusetts,, where she is teaching,
after having spent a three weeks vaca-
ton at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene G, Thorne.
Miss Bernice Rouelle, who has been
visiting Mrs. Ruth Kennedy and other
friends in town for few days, has re-
turned to Bethel, where she has employ
ment in the family of Scott Blossom.
Charles L. Densmore of Bethel, who
played here last Wednesday night with
the Chandler music hall orchestra, Of
which he is member, remained in town
few days as the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Densmore.
Camp brothers, who recently pur
chased the Dennis d. Giles saw mill,
just a little way north of North Tun- !
bridge, are buying hard wood lumber ex-
tensively paying as high as $40 per
thousand in the log, delivered at their
mill, for some kinds of lumber.
DR.. George ]. Helmer, who, with his
wife. was called here last Friday by the
serious illness Of Mrs. Helmer's mother,
Mrs. William F. Hood. returned to New
York Sunday evening. Mrs. Hood is
much better and expects TO return to
New York with her daughter in a few
days.
The officers-elect in the local grange |
were duly installed Tuesday evening,
January 10, by Arthur Folsom Of Tun-
bridge, and the officers for the ensuing
year are as follows: Master, Hale w |
Nation; overseer, John Bicknell; lee
turer, Miss Ellen Dewey; secretary, Mrs.
Nellie I. Perkins; treasurer, Miss Marion |
Ramsdell; chaplain, +. Ralph Walker;
steward, Leslie Fl. Bohonon; lady assist I
ant steward. Miss Carrie Ransom; gate T
keeper, George Dickerman; fora, Mrs. +
Leslie Fl. Bohonon; ceres, Mrs. Alice /
Walker; pomona, Mrs. Nellie Burgess. I
Mrs. George Moody Of Tmbridge assist
ed Mr.. Folsom. After the installation /
of cake. coffee and dough- (
nuts were served and the large number I
in attendance had a very on iowa HE time !