The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-20
CHELSEA.
Republican Caucus Registered Vote Of
% for Fletcher to 81 for DeBoer.

Republican Caucus Registered Vote Of
% for Fletcher to 81 for DeBoer
At the Republican caucus, held Tues
day afternoon, the attendance was only
forty-four and there was only one con
test, which was on the delegates foi
| the state convention, there being De
Boer and a Fletcher ticket printed. Only
one ballot was taken, which resulted IN
! the Fletcher men electing their delegates
one for DeBoer. This delegation was
also instructed to support Frank +,
Howe of Bennington for lieutenant-gov-
ernor. Ernest A. Corwin and Leonard IT.
Bacon were delegates elected to attend
the state convention with power to
| choose their own alternates. b. III,
| Adams, George L. Hayward and Fl. n.
| Madison were elected to attend the
| district convention and were all elect
| ed as Pmmley men and some of them
as strong" Plumley men. The dele
gates elected to attend the county con
vention are S. c. Wilson, d. H. Gilman,
e. d. Barnes and j. NJ. Comstock. The
district and county delegates were EN-.
powered to choose their own alternates.
The following Republican town commit
tee was elected for two years: j. NJ.
Comstock, w. II. Emery, D. H. Gilman,
Horace Monkey and w. H. Sprague.
Charles Dow of East Barnard has rent
ed the Moves place on Main street, re-
Gently vacated by y. Brunette, and which
is owned by Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodrich
OF Mortified, and took possession of
the same last week.
Mrs. Sara Skinner and daughter, Miss
Beth Skinner, of Barre City, arrived in
town Tuesday to visit friends in town
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard +. Medcalf of
East Brookfield We're in town Tuesday
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, George
NJ. Medealf.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II. Paul on Tuesday June !,
and a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Sargent, Saturday, June 10.
Charles X. Corwin of Somerville and
Miss Flora NJ Corwin of Boston, who
We're here last week TO attend exercises
associated with the laying Of the corner
stone to the new school building and
other social functions of commencement
week. returned to their homes Monday.
Herbert f. Comstock and Harold Cor
win, who are about completing the work
of their freshman year in Dartmouth
college, We're at their respective homes
here for few days recently
The bank block was frightened with
fresh coat OF paint last week, the
work being in charge OF A. NJ. Bean OF
Tunbridge, and this week George NJ.
Medealf is having his buildings painted.
Thomas J. Quaide and Henry Magoon
are doing the work.
Mrs. George T. Kimball of Boston is
spending two weeks in town and is
boarding with Mrs. L. A. Lewis.
Edward b. Hatch was in Munson,
Mass, last week to attend a reunion of
his class at Munson academy, from
which institution he was graduated in
1907.
G. |. Hood and his sister, Mrs. Rogers
of Lowell Mass, also DR.. and Mrs.
George j. Helmer of Nyack, n. ",
nected with the laying OF the corner
stone, have returned to their various
homes. Mr.. Hood, who is deeply in.
terested in the new school building pro.
iect. expressed himself as much pleased
with the plans and the work on the
building so far as il has progressed
and feels that il will be great boom
for Chelsea and the surrounding towns.
Principal and Mrs. W. II. Carter left
Monday morning for the formers old
home to spend time at the home OF
his parents in Vergennes. Mr.. Carter,
who has achieved much success here as
an educator in the time he has been
associated with our school. has had
flattering offer to 90 elsewhere 20 ac
cept similar position and he has as
vet not decided whether he viii accept |
the offer or remain here for another |
year and get the school firmly Established |
in the new quarters During his stay
here he and his wife have made host
of friends, who sincerely hope they will |
decide to remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Sprague, who
have been the guests of their son, W. |
II. Sprague, and family, fer nearly a /
week, returned to their home in East
Brookfield Tuesday afternoon.
Everett F. Spear who was member
Of the graduating class last week, win |
work during the summer months for
Leonard II. Bacon on the west hill; /
Russell Corwin will work portion of
MS vacation for Benjamin Tucker ri
and Pearl Davenport and
John Spague commenced work Tues
lay morning for /. J. Robinson on the
new school house.
Roswell J. Smith who for several
years has been on the police force in
he city of Manchester, y. H., was in
own for brief visit to his father, B.
franklin Smith, last week.