The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-28
CHELSEA.

y. A, Goodrich, proprietor Of the Chel-
sea livery, vas in Barre City on bus.
mess Saturday.
Hale w. Nation spent a portion of
last week at the home OF his mother
in-law, Ms. h w. Morse, OF Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Sprague spent
Sunday at the home of the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sprague, OF
Brookfeld
John Lane, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Gil
bert II. Lane, left last Thursday for
Hartford Conn, where he expected to
find employment as a chauffeur.
Mrs, George W. Taplin. who has been
a long time sufferer from rheumatism
and other complications, has not been as
we'll OF late and is now confined to her
bed.
Mrs, Abbie /, Davis of South Wash
ington has sold her farm to win c..
Yeartaw OF Washington, and title passed
Friday. Possession will be given about
the first of May
Supt II. d. Casey of Williamstown
held teachers examinations here Thurs
day and Friday OF last week, at which
several teachers availed themselves of
the opportunity to qualify
The remains Of Miss Fannie Bakeley,
a native % this town, who died at her
home in Bethel, were brought here for
interment in the Allen cemetery on the
west hill last Friday The deceased was
maiden lady about eighty years of
age and was a sister of the late John
Blakeley She is survived by one broth.
err, Lewis d. Blakeley, of Randolph.
Eugene II. Kennedy has rented his
blacksmith shop in the upper village to
H. Burnelle of Barre City. who will take
possession about the first Of May He
win occupy the tenement on Main street,
owned by Mrs Charles NJ, Goodrich Mr..
Brunette viii come to this town with
very high recommendations as an expert
horse sheer and number one all-around
blacksmith
A reception was rendered Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Whitney and MIR. and Mrs. John
w BickuelI at grange hall Friday even
ing, when large gathering assembled
TO extend congratulations to the worthy
newly married people. Several valuable
presents were given to each couple, X.
RI. Bohonon presenting the same and the
grooms responded feelingly, Punch and
waters We're served
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy was
in Newbury Thursday and arrested one
Edgar Webster, on the charge of statu-
tory rape, and brought him back to town,
and on Friday, at the office Of States
Attorney Stanley c. Wilson, he was Civ
en- preliminary hearing and was bound
over to the June term of Orange county
court. bail being fixed at $1,000 which
he failed to furnish and was committed
to Jail to await the action OF the grand
jury. The hearing was before Justice
John NJ. Comstock and the respondent
was represented by David S. Conant OF
Bradford.
News has been received hsge OF the
death. at her home in Mauston, Wiscon-
sin, on March Z, OF Mrs. Elbridge G.
Dodge, who before her .marriage was
Miss Mary Ann Nourse, and, while not
a native of Chelsea, spent several years
of her girlhood on the west hill on a
farm now owned by Frank Heminway,
near the c. l. Hood farm, and which il
now used as a pasture. Her husband,
Mr.. Dodge was "A native of this town
and will be remembered by many OF the
older residents, as we'll as by many of
the younger ones, who had the pleasure
of meeting him during the old home
week of 1900 Besides her husband. who
is now over eighty, she is survived by
four sons and one daughter.