The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-14
CHELSEA,

States Attorney S. c. Wilson went
to Montpelier on business Saturday and
was accompanied BY Mrs Wilson.
Mrs. Richard II. Bacon has recently
returned from weeks visit to her ia
ther, Rev. A. J. Eastman of Lynn, Mass,
Joseph H. Griffin is working for New
ell Bickford of Randolph Center while
his wife is caring for a sick relative in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Rowe Of New
Haven, Conn, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton $. Annis on the
west hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Norris Lucas and
son, Jerry, were in East Randolph sun
day as the guests OF Mrs. Lucas moth
er, Mrs. Arthur Camp.
Mrs. Wales Moulton who lives on the
west hill, went recently to North Tun-
bridge, where she was seriously i'll last
week at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Grant.
Assistant Judges Morse of Randolph
and Crafts OF Bradford were in town
Saturday to consider the matter of re-
building the Jail barn. whic hwas de-
stroyed by fire March o
c. A. Wright's moving picture and
vaudeville show will be at the opera
house, Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of this week. Seats will be
at ten and fifteen cents.
Milo Sleeper Max l.. Hayward and
John W. Spragie, three Of the high
school boys, are spending their vacation
working for Messrs. Talpey and Rounds
Vile in the bobbin shop.
James Kennedy the oldest son Of
Eugene II. Kennedy, who has been in
a decline for several weeks, has de-
veloped Brights' disease and is seriously
i'll and confined to the bed
Uncle Moses Grorge, who is in his
eighty-second year, is getting through
the winter finely, gets out to the post
Office every pleasant day and saws
little wood for a constitutional, almost
daily.
Frank A. Libbey, whose house was
destroyed by FIRE about two weeks since
is boarding at Albert G.. Bradshaw's
and his wife and son are at the home
Of Mrs Libbey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Smith
The New Chelsea Dramatic company
were in Williamstown Friday evening
and played the popular drama, over
the Hills to the Poor House" and were
accorded the reception of house which
was packed to the doors.
Will Buzzell of East Montpelier who
has been working for Edward 0. Mat
toon during the winter, has severed
his connection there and gone to work
for William w. Bramsn, who lives in
the south part Of Washington,
The wrestling match, held at the town
hall Saturday evening. was SO largely
patronzed that the total gate receipts
amounted to two dollars The con.
testants were viii Bannister of Brain
tree and Glenn Stone Of Randolph
John Larrabee, who has been serious
" in for the past week with an at
tack of Indigestion, following luncheon
Of seven oranges and about two pounds
of tripe, is reported as conyaleseing,
although be is still confined to the bed,
Mr. and Mrs Fred F. Goodwin were
called to Washington Friday evening BY
the serious illness Of the latter's moth.
err. Mrs. L. D. Tillotson, who seems to
be improving at this time. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodwin returned home Sunday
evening
Gilbert II. Lane, who lives just over
the line in Washington, has recently
received the news OF the marriage Of
his son, Halbert L. Lane, TO a lady in
Pasadena, Cal. where they have estab-
lished themselves on large chicken
ranch
Lewis Coats Of Williamstown has re-
Gently purchased the Joe II. Edwards
farm on the north end of the west Hill
and will take possession of the same
in the near future The consideration
is said to have been eighteen hundred
dollars and the property was owned by
H. A. Phelps Of Barre City.
o. d. Tracy, agent for Orange county
for the Leader Evaporator company of
Burlington, was in Washington on bus
mess for the company Saturday, and
reports a large sale OF sugar utensils
this spring and it is hoped That he
farmers who are consistent enough to
preserve their sugar orchards instead of
cutting them for wood or lumber may
be favored with a good sugar season.