The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-21
CHELSEA.

States Attorney Stanley c. Wilson
was in Strafford on official business Sat
urday.
| Rev Fred Daniels returned last Thurs
day from weeks vacation, which he
spent with friends and relatives in East
Montpelier
Hon. George L. Stow was in Washing
ton and Williamstown last Friday hold.
ing his usual sessions of probate court
in these towns.
Hale X. Darling, ir, went to Mont
pelier Saturday to remain for few
days with his father, who has work in
the capital city, preparing the index OF
the session laws.
Among those from out of town who
We're here on business Saturday were
0rson Whitney of Tunbridge, John NJ
Scribner Of Corinth and Burt Blaisdell
Of East Randolph.
Miss Laura Colby, who has been teach
ing school in West Corinth, has closed
her winter term and returned to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Colby, who live on the west
hill.
1t is reported that Mrs Abbie l..
Davis has sold her farm in the south
part of Washington VIII Yutesu Of
Washington fiat, who will take posses
sion about the first of April Mrs Davis
has as yet not decided where she will
60 on leaving the farm.
Deputy Sheriff Selva II. Thayer of
Braintree was in town last Thursday
and committed three DRINKS to the
county Jail, This made Deputy Thayer
three trips in one week. making total
commitment OF six gentlemen of leisure
to the county institution.
Norman H. Hill, who has been an eff
Gent and popular clerk in the Chelsea
meat market for the past two years,
has completed his services for Mr.. Bar
raw and is working at the bobbin shop,
and later in the spring expects TO move
to Vershire, where he has purchased a
farm.
Postmaster Willard S. Hatch, who has
been seriously ill for several weeks, is
improving, although he is as yet con-
fined to the house His brother, George
d. Hatch, who had been visiting him
for few days, returned to his home in
Milford, n H., Friday, but Mrs. Hatch
remains in town to visit friends and rela-
tiyes for short time.
Wallace Sanborn was called to Barre
City Saturday by the serious illness of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin San
born, who are spending the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. James Field Mr.
Sanborn returned Sunday evening and
reports his parents as comfortable, and
although both are feeble, they are ex-
pected TO recover unless unforeseen COM
plications arise.
The vital statistics Of our town for
the year of 1910 show that there were
only three marriages, twenty.one deaths
and twenty-five births. OF the deceased
one was over ninety, four over eighty,
seven over seventy; three over sixty, one
between fifty and sixty; one between
forty and fifty; two between thirty
and forty; one between twenty and
thirty and one between two and three.
OF these ten were males and eleven fe-
males. OF the twenty-five births, ten
were boys and twelve girls.
Dorothy Mira, the only child of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee r. Whitney, died Thurs
day evening at the age of ten months
and six days after an illness of several
days with bowel and stomach trouble.
The funeral was held from the house on
Main street Sunday afternoon, Rev. Fred
Daniels officiating, and the remains were
placed in the tomb. Among those from
out of town who were here to attend
the funeral were Mrs. G. H. Whitney
and daughters, Misses Gladys and Audra
Whitney of Brookfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel A. Whitney of orthfeld and
Prof David d. Whitney Of New York
City.
Attention OF the people of Chelsea
and adjoining towns is called to the
drama, over the Hills to the Poor
House" which will be presented by the
New Chelsea Dramatic company at the
opera house Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary o. This play will be the third
of a series the company will present
during the winter and on account Of its
being a fiveact play, with so much
change of scenery, the company will not
go out Of town to present the same,
so all who desire to take in this play
must remember that this will be their
only opportunity to see it and they
should bear in mind that it will be quite
necessary, in order to secure good seats,
to make no delay in arranging for them.
This play will be followed by their
third annual hop. Music for both the
drama and dance will be furnished BY
the Chandler music hall orchestra OF