The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-15
CHELSEA.

daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Horace 7 Walker, who live on
the west hill, Monday, the 9th inst.
O. Fay Allen and Ray II. Dearborn,
who have been spending a week in
Boston, arrived home Thursday even.
ing
Milo NJ sanborn, Albert w Hoyt
and Fred p. Hall are workisg for
Fred z. Goodwin, sticking up um-
Der.
At the regular communication of
George Washington lodge, No. 81, +,
and A. NJ held Thursday evening, the
work was on the f. A degree.
The farmers are extremely busy at
the present time and are bringing in
to market some exceptionally fine
specimens Of maple sugar and syrup.
Mrs. o. d Tracy and Mrs. Harry
! O. Cole were called to Randolph early
in the week by the alarming condition
of their mother, who Is i'll with pneu-
mona
VIII G. Yeartow. who purchased
the Abbie L Davis farm, near the
South Washington church, has moved
from Washington village onto the
| same.
After an enforced vacation of week
and half by reason of the illness
and death Of his wife, Elmer G.. Reed
resumed driving the Barre stage We'd
nesday morning.
John Doyle, who has worked for
Leslie A Bragg for the past year,
has finished work there and returned
to the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas j Doyle.
George w Thomas, who lives on
the old George Reed farm on the west
hill, adyertises to sell all his per-
sonal property at public auction on
Saturday, April % f. T. Alderman
Of Vershire will be the auctioneer
Charles f. Doyle, who has lived on
the Alvah II. ODonnell farm on the
east bill during the past year, has
rented Wallace Lovers farm for the
coming year and Mr. Lover proposes
to spend the year in New York state
Mrs. Fred B. Goodwin has been Sc.
riously i'll with the grip for the past
week and is still confined to her bed, |
although she is improving Miss
Shirley Camp of North Tunbridge is
caring for her and doing the house.
work.
News has been received here Of the
death of Samuel M Barnes at his /
home in Medford, Mass, April 2 at T
the age Of eighty.fye years. He was
Ia native OF this town and will doubt.
less be remembered BY many Of the I
older residents
win A. Goss, who lives on the
brook road, had the pleasure Of visit
over Sunday from his brother, Hon. I
Sanford s. Goss Of Chiago who left |
early in the week for his home, going |
by the way Of Montpelier to look after
some real estate he owns there
Rev Fred Daniels left Tuesday
morning for Waterbury to attend the /
annual Methodist Episcopal conference.
which has been in session there this
week 1t is earnestly hoped. not only
by his parishioners, but by the towns
people generally, that he viii be re-
turned here for another year
Mr. and Mrs Dan, G. Stonghton
Of South Royalton came the first Of
the week to spend a few days with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Ellen Cleye-
land and during their stay Mr..
St0ughton will make some extensive
repairs on Mrs Clevelands tenement
house on South Main street.
Frank johnson, who lives on the
A. l. Newman farm, on the stage road
between Chelsea and Washington, whose
house was destroyed by fire about two
months ago is getting out lumber and
to rebuild this summer. 1t !
il indeed gratifying to have some Of
the buildings, if only small per cent.
of them, which are destroyed by FIRE.
rebuilt and the homes re-established
and the farms kept up
Frank A Libbey, whose house was !
destroyed by fire about six weeks ago, /
has decided to rebuild and has pur-
hased house aud ell about two miles !
from his farm in Brookfield, Of John
H Sprague. A peculiar coincidence
associated with this transfer, Is that
the house sold BY Mr.. Sprague was
once occupied as home By Mr. Lib
bey's grandfather, and it is to be taken
down and rebuilt on the farm to re.
place the house which was his boy
hood home