The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-18
CHELSEA.

| Mrs. Dexter Larkin of Tunbridge has
been in town recently, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles r. Durkee, and
her son, Edward L. Larkin.
Frank E. Bixby, one of our local hust-
ling dealers in live stock, sold seven
horses in six days last week.
While working at his bench in his
tin shop Monday 0. D. Tracy cut a deep
cash in his left forearm. DIR. i. FL
Godfrey dressed the ugly wound and the
same is healing rapidly and NJ. Tracy
is able to resume work again.
Leslie H. Bohonon and B. II. Adams
were in Brookield and Williamstown on
business Monday afternoon.
Henry w. Burbank, who conducts a
milk route in this village, had his herd
of twenty-four cattle tested last week
for tuberculosis by DR.. G. n. WEIGH
OF Mortified and his entire herd was
given clean bill of health.
Ray F. Titus, who came last Sat
urday to spend few days with his
father, Frank j. Titus, returned Mon
day afternoon to his work in the ma
chine shop in Claremont, N. H.
1t is reported that Mrs. Charles NJ.
Goodrich has sold her house on Main
street, known as the Moves house, and
Zephire Brunette, who has occupied the
same during the past year, will move
into the Thompson house in the near
future.
Mrs. Herbert J. Kingsbury of West
Fairlee was in town the first of the
week and was guest of her brother,
Leonard |. Thompson, and family.
Mrs. O. Fay Allen and two children
went Saturday to join her husband, who
has employment with Mrs. Aliens broth
er, Louis W. Densmore.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Marrote of Holyoke, Mass, Tues
day, May a. Mrs. Marrote is the daugh-
ter of Zephire Burnelle and accompanied
Mr. Brunette home from Holyoke about
three weeks ago.
The local high school baseball team
crossed bats with the Williamstown high
school team at Nations park last Sat
uraay, the game resulting in shut
out for the visitors while our boys
sent eight men across the plate. Our
boys go to Royalton Center to-day to
play the Royalton high school team.
Fred d. Davis, who has operated the
bobbin shop during the winter has run
out all his lumber, shipped his manufac-
tured stock and with his wife left Tues
day morning for Waterbury, where they
will visit for a time at the home of
Mr.. Davis father and at the Waterbury
inn, the proprietor OF which is Mr.. Da.
Wis brother, VIII II. Davis, who is well
and fayorably known here. Mr.. Davis
plans for the immediate future were
uncertain but he expected to be en-.
gagged in hotel work at the mountains
or elsewhere, as has been his custom
during the summer seasons for the past
twenty years.
Rev. A. B. Enright will deliver the
Memorial sermon at the laeal Meth
odist church Sunday morning, May 28,
and the Corinth drum corps has been
engaged for Memorial day The follow.
ing detail has been made from the G. A.
X. to visit the various schools in town
on Friday, May "a, as follows District
No. ! George kenney; No. 2, village
and high. Dan Clark and Fifeld 30.
honon; No. 5. Azerah Barnes; No. Q,
NJ. ". AODuIni NO, II, Lyman -. Iark-
hurst; No. 10, Curtis 0. Slack and Col
lamer P. Abbott.
Austin +. skinner had the pleasure
OF a visit from his brother George Skin.
ner, OF Lowell, Mass, last week While
Mr.. Skinner was here be purchased the
George w. Cleveland place in South Tun-
bridge and proposes to occupy the same
for a summer home. Mr.. skinner has
many friends and acquaintance here
whom he can count on as visitors when
he gets settled in his summer quarters.