The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-16

the Memorial day address. The Corintli
drum corps will furnish the martial
music for the day.
Oliver d. Medcalf has sold his farm
on the west hill to William Paul OF
Plattsburg N. ", who is expected here
sometime this week to take possession.
The consideration is 81 900, Mr.. Med
calf will move at once to the farm on
the Vershire road which is owned by his
brother, George NJ. Medcalf,
Edward b. Hatch came from Proctor
Thursday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard s. Hatch.
Mrs. Ellen Cleveland has moved from
her house opposite Col II, O. BiXby' $
store to the Orange Densmore house
pear the iron bridge on South Main
street, which she has recently thor
oughly repaired
The ball game Saturday afternoon at
Mattoons park between the local high
school team and the South Royalton
high school resulted in victory for the
home team the score being 8 to 3. The
game was close and interesting through
out, the Chelsea boys running in two
scores in the first inning, after which
the South Royalton boys got the lead
and held it up to the seventh INNING,
when the home team got down to bus
mess, which resulted in their taking
the lead again and winning the game.
II. Il, Bower umpired the game.
Attention is called to the large auc-
ton sale of personal property adver-
tised in another column by s. Ada Hall
Bacon on Saturday, May 20, at the Capt
Hall house on School street This will
be an unusually rare opportunity to pur-
chase property that was OF the very
best quality of its various kinds when
purchased and which has always been
taken care of and is in number one con-
dition to-day
Ralph Sanborn left Saturday morning
for Lowell, Mass, where he has accept
ed position with Charles !. Hood. lie
was accompanied by his brother, Roy
B. Sanborn, who will spend a few days
in Lowell and vicinity before return
ing to Chelsea.
William F. Hood, left Friday for Low
ell, Mass, to visit his son and brother
Julien G. and Charles |, Hood, respective
ly,
Charles H. Boraw has rented the Ben
son Sanborn farm of the administrator
Roy B. Sanborn and is moving his fam.
lily there from the DIR. Corwin tene'
ment
| Mir. and Mrs. Titus H. Whore OF
Williamstown weer in town Friday ano
Saturday and were guests Of the lat
ter's father, win A. Hood
Leonard |. Thompson has moved from
the Dana house on Church street to the
Minard house near the electric light
plant, and Burt Kent, who has lived il
the Minard house during the past two
| wears, has moved to the tenement IL
the Dana house vacated by Mr.. Thomp
/ son.
John w. Sprague spent Sunday in Easi
Brookfeld visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Sprague.
William A. Hood and Leon c. Gil
| ley were in Williamstown last Thurs
day on business.
Harold Corwin returned last week t
his studies at the Mount Hermon schoo
/ for boys at Mortified, Mass, after hav
ing spent two weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Corwin.
Prof. X. R. B. Flint of NorthfielC
was in town Thursday and Friday in tn,
endeavor of "lining up" some Of on
boys for students at Norwich uniyer
sity. Mr. Flint is graduate Of tina
institution and since his graduation HI
has been associated with that institu
ton as one of its professors. On hi
trip here he was accompanied by Mrs
/ Flint.
Miss Ida Iougee, who is membe
of the senior class of the NorthfielC
seminary at East Mortified, Mass, wa
a recent guest of Mrs. Charles w, Blk
| by
Sheriff B. H. Adams was in Barre Cit.
on business last Friday.