The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-08
CHELSEA.

Mrs. William A Hood left Thurs
day for Boston, where she will be the
guest for few weeks of her daughter
Mrs John D. Lane.
Judge c. II. Bgelow of East Brook
field, travelling salesman for the Brook
field Fork company, was in town Fri
day IN the interests Of the company.
Miss Sarah Boyce, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ella Spaulding,
foI several weeks, has gone to Brook
field to work in the family of e. A
Fits.
Deputy County Clerk, w II Sprague
was in Montpelier Thursday TO place
the order for the printing of the dock
cts for the June term Of Orange county
/ court.
Charles H. Spooner Of Mortified,
president of Norwich university, has
been engaged to deliver an address be-
fore the graduating class Friday even
ing, June 10.
Miss Bernice Rouelle, who has been
working for several weeks in the fam
| lily of Leslie Smith of Tunbridge, has
returned to Mrs, Ruth kennedy's where
she makes her home.
Wallace Lover, who has rented his
farm on the Vershire road TO Charles
Doyle for year, left Friday morning
for Mooers, n ", where he purposes
to remain during the year.
Harry +. Gates, who drives the
freight team between Chelsea and South
Royalton, had the misfortune to lose
one of his team horses Friday, which
makes the third horse he has lost this
spring.
Fred H. Allen, who has worked in the
bobbin shop since last fall, went, the
first Of the week, to Barnet to visit
| friends. Mr. Allen worked in Barnet
for several years, returning to Chelsea
last year.
Madam Lucy Beekwith went, the
first of the week, to West Lebanon, n.
H., to remain for few weeks and
while there will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank II HENDERSON, who
were formers residents here,
o. d. Tracy is making extensive
changes and repairs in and about his
residence, chief among which is the
work of enlarging his cellar to enable
him TO install furnace His work Is
in charge of Harvey w Spear.
Miss Hattie HaIvorsen, who has been
in New York City during the past
year, has returned TO the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Conrad Hal
vorsen, on the west hill and will re-
main with them during the summer.
Miss Shirley Camp, who has worked
in the family of Fred f Goodwin for
few weeks, has completed her labors
there and returned to the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert s. Camp,
at North Tunbridge, and her place is
taken by a Mrs. Clough from Wash.
ington
meeting of the trustees Of Chel-
sea academy is called ut the town hall
az ten o'clock, a m, Thursday, May
llth As this Ia the annual meeting
it is called for the following purposes,
viz, to elect officers; to hear and act
on report of officers; to provide for the
maintaining schools for the coming
year and to transact any other proper
and necessary business
Zephide Brunele of Barre City ar
rived in town with his family Tuesday
and has established himself as black
smith in Z. II. Kennedy's shop He
has associated with him his son, and
they will conduct thoroughly up-to-
date general blacksmith shop Since
they opened their doors Thursday morn
ing they have had more business than
they could attend to- Mr.. Byrnelle's
family occupy the Noyes house on
Main street. owned by Mrs. Charles NJ.
Goodrich of Northfeld.
Frank II Bacon Of Williamstown,
who lived on the Thomas Waldo farm
in the southeast part OF the town, near
the Chelsea line, died April 26 Of cry
sipeas at the age Of seventy-nine years.
Although born in the west hill in this
town, he had spent most Of his life
in Montpelier and Northfeld having
moved to Williamstown about three
years since to reside with his daughter.
The funeral was held from his late
home and the remains Wee
taken to Northfeld for interment He
Is survived BY wife and one daughter