The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-25
CHELSEA.

Erastus b. Dickinson, who broke one
OF his ribs recently, is slowly recover
ing from the injury
0rlo s. McNabb has taken a con-
tract to paint the new Jail barn and
commenced his job last week.
DIR. Arthur II Paul of New York
City, who spends few weeks here at
the Orange County hotel each sum
mer, arrived last week.
Horace H. Jones and his sons, Car-
ence and Horace, have gone to White
River Junction where they all have OBJ
tanned employment for the summer.
Robert Johnson who lives near the
Chelsea line in the town of Washing
ton was recently married to the widow
of the late Calvin Brown Of West Cor
NTH
Rev Sherman Goodwin of South
Royalton preached at the Congega-
tional church last Sabbath in exchange
with the local pastor, Rev. John A.
Lawrence
Allen f Dickinson, who is afflicted
with cancer on the liver and who has
been declining during the spring is now
confined TO his bed. with little prospects
that he will improve in health,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph III Griffin re-
turned Tuesday evening from Boston,
where the latter has been during the
winter, taking care of an aunt OF Mr..
Griffin The latter was called there
last week to attend his aunt's funeral.
Mrs Emma i. Darling, who has been
spending week in town as the guest
OF Mrs Hale X Darling, returned
Tuesday to East Corinth where she ex-
poets to remain until about the middle
of June before returning to her home
here.
Curtis Carpenter. who lives at Corinth
Corners advertises to sell at public auc-
tion, at his home, his entire property,
consisting of real estate. stock, farm
ing tools, pressed hay, and household
goods. Frank j Alderman of ershire
will be the auetioneers
win G. Goodwin has just completed
the building Of spacious modern
veranda on the front side of w. II
Sprague's residence and carpenters Cal
vim \ Dearborn and Charles A. Bacon
have completed the jail barn and are
now at work for George w. Taplin,
making repairs on his barn near the
Orange County creamery.
During his absence from home last
week Eugene II. Kennedy purchased
for matching and finishing
lumber which machinery he will soon
have installed at his mill in the upper
village and which the building and re-
pairing public will find il great con
venience and will save them the trouble Of
taking their lumber to Washington or
North Tunbridge to get finished
o. Fay Allen has installed one of
Bishop and Babcock's up-to-date marble
soda fountains with German silver trim /
mings There is probably not another 1
small town in the state which can boast /
Of such an elaborate outfit in the soda |
fountain line He has had connected |
with his fountain the Bank system I
spring water and everything about the
fountain is absolutely sanitary.
Oscar Corse OF Vershire, an expert /
enced steam boiler inspector, has been /
IN town for the past week cleaning out I
the boiler at the electric light plant I
and he reports that he has removed
sand and lime from the inside of the
boiler which was nearly three feet
leep; also that he found the flues com
pletely filled with lime which has ac-
rumulated by precipitation since the
boiler was last cleaned.
John Moore, son of our former towns
man, "Gil' Moore, who lives in Brit
sh Columbia, arrived in town last Fri.
lay after an absence of twenty three
Years, during which he has travelled ex-
Among his travels may be
trip to the Klondike where
le amassed a fortune as a miner Re
turning from the gold fields he located
n British Columbia, where he owns a
arge ranch and is proprietor of a mag
lifcent hotel He is accompanied by
lis wife and his sister, Mrs Jennie E.
dayall, of Paxton, Mass, and they are
topping with Mrs Abbie L. Davis at
he old home at the extreme south end
# the village. Upon his return home,
lis father, who is now eighty-two years
Id, will accompany him to make his
uture home During his absence from
lone, his extensive business is under
he management of his brother, Willard