The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-20
CHELSEA.
Wedding of Miss Olive Fairchild and
lanes George Pirie Very Pretty.


A very pretty and quiet wedding was
solemnized in this WALLACE Monday,
April 18th, when James George Prize
and Miss Olive Mary Ashley Fair
child were united in the bonds Of mat
rmony at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey W Spear on South
Main street, by Rev. John A Law
renee, pastor of the local Congrega
ticnal church Only the immediate
friends and relatives were present and
after bountiful wedding dinner the
bride and groom left ON brief we'd
ding trip. The bride is cousin of
Mrs. Spear and the groom is one OF
the hustling and substantial men OF
Williamstown and is associated In the
granite industry with his father,
James X. Prize. The groom has a
large circle of friends who extend
hearty and sincere congratulations.
George l. Griffin, who is making an
immense quantity of maple syrup and
sugar, left Tuesday for Barre City
with two loads
Albert II Talpey of the Electric
Light and Bobbin company returned
Monday morning from brief business
trip to Boston
Horace T Walker, who resides on
the west hill, was in Waterbury a
portion of last week to attend the
Methodist conference.
Albert Bugbee of Boston "a son Of
the late Erastus Bugbee, arrived in
town Sunday for few days stay
and visit with friends.
Clarence Jones, the older son Of
Horace H Jones, is in East Ran
dolph for the sugar season and is
working for Charles NJ Waldo.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Mayall of Paxton,
Mass. who had been in town few
days looking after her real estate here,
returned to her home the first of the
geek.
Since selling out the meat market,
Charles II Baraw has purchased a
large team and is drawing feed from
South Royalton for George NJ. Metcalf,
the local miller
Mrs. Harry o. Cole returned Sat
urday from Randolph, where she had
been spending week, assisting in
the care of her mother, who is dan
gerously ill with pneumonia.
Eugene II, Kennedy eontemplates
making extensive repairs upon his
residence in the upper village this
summer, and has contracted the job
TO carpenters, G. n. Dearborn and
Charles A Bacon
Mr. and Mrs Titus II Wilfore OF
Williamstown spent Sunday and Mon
day in town, the guests or Mrs Will
fores parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
A Hood They returned to Will
Jamestown Monday afternoon
Edward G Brown, whose house was
recently burned and who sold his per
sonal property at auction on the
eighth, has rented tenement Of
Origin F Slack of North Tunbridge
and has moved his family there.
Ray Dearborn, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Dearborn has purchased
a half interest in the Chelsea meat
market and has entered upon the
transaction of business. The firm will
now be Hunt & Dearborn, and the
people wish them success in their new
enterprise.
Rev Fred Daniels returned from
conference Monday evening and is pre-
pairing to move to his new field Of
labor at Fairfax While his many
friends here congratulate him upon his
deserved promition, they sincerely re-
greet TO lose not only him but his most
estimable wife as well They will
not leave town before next week and
he will preach as usual at the Method
ist church next Sunday morning
Assistant Judges Morse and Crafts
have called a special session of Orange
county court to be held this week Fri
day for the purpose of taking the plea
of guilty of a young man who is now
in Jail, and imposinm sentence. This
proceeding is authorized under an act
passed by the recent legislature which
empowers the assistant judges to
call special session of court in va
cation for the specific purpose of al
lowing respondent to plead guilty
and take sentence which in many in
stances would save the respondent
several months of confinement in Jail
awaiting the general term of county
court.
NORTHFIELD.