The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-19
CHELSEA.
Death of Mrs. F. D. Alger Great Shock
To Community.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred d. Alger, who reside on the north
road to Williamstown on the west hill
were greatly shocked and the entire
community saddened, to learn of her
sudden death at o'clock on Saturday
morning of Bright's disease. Mr. Al
ger, one of our enterprising young men
who had worked several years for I. l.
Hood of Lowell Mass, returned to town
about year ago and purchased his farm
and last June was married to Miss
Clara / Gilman of Lowell Mass who
was also an employe of Mr.. Hood. Since
her residence here, Mrs. Alger had made
many friends who regret sincerely and
deeply, her untimely death. a prayer
was offered at the house Sunday aft
ernoon and the remains We're taken to
| Lowell, Mass. Monday morning, where
| the funeral was held and the interment
made The remains We're ACCOMPANIED
| by Mr.. Alger and Madam Gilman, moth
er of the diseased
George Cook of East Corinth was in
town several days last week and while
hero was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
| Washington Beede
John McCranagan. who bought the
Gilbert o. Smith farm just over the line
! in Williamstown last fall, has recently
moved onto the same.
r. VI. Harvey of Montpelier. Walter
j. Cave and Royal c. Flanders of Orange,
and Dean Camp of Tunbridge were in
town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Nathan j. Hill and sons, Thomas
and Arthur. who went Wednesday. to
Mooers, n. u. with the remains of
Mr. Hill for burial, returned Friday even
ing
Russell r. Corwin, who has been i'll
with the grippe and unable to attend
school during the past week, is GONZALES
cling and is again able to be out of
doors.
Attorney w. H. Sprague was in Ran
dolph Friday to hear evidence, as special
master, in the foreclosure suit brought
by Lyman Hutchinson. executor vs..
James and Alice Trask.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Bressette OF
Washington, We're in town Saturday aud
Sunday and were the guests OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Fred j. Goodwin. Mrs. Bres-
settle and Mrs. Goodwin are sisters.
States Attorney Stanley c. Wilson
was in Washington on legal business
Saturday, and was accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson and they remained over Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w Wilson.
At the auction sale Saturday after
noon of personal property belonging to
the bankrupt estate OF Alfred II. Tai
pey, there was only small crowd. but
the property brought fairly good prices
for sale of this kind. =
Mrs. Lucy Robbins, who has been
working in the culinary department OF
the South Royalton hotel for the past
few weeks has completed her labors there
and returned last week to the home
Of her son, O. Fay Allen.
Zephire BurnelIe has been seriously af
ficted with rheumatism for the past
ten days and confined to the house.
His blacksmith shop has been in charge
OF his son. Frank Burnele during the
formers illness. Mr.. Burnelle is recov
ing and hopes in a few days to be able
to attend to duty again in the shop.
Mrs Erastus r. Dickinson. who has
been suffering from Bright's disease for
several months, has for several days
been failing rapidly and her condition
has become alarming, with but slight
hopes, if any, that she will again rally
as she has done several times when
her condition has seemed that she could
not.
AIR and Mrs Gilbert II. Lane have
sold their farm near the Kingsbury cor
ner. on The Wiliamstown road, to Lee
r. Kingsbury, who took possession of
the same last week The consideration
was 5000 Mr.. and Mrs. Lane have
moved to their farm, known as the
Aaron Sargent farm, on the road lead
ing to the Red meeting house, which
has been occupied for several years by
their son, Elmore Lane, who win live
with them and assist in carrying on the
farm.
At the opera house Thursday evening,
March 81. Harrison j. Russell will pre-
sent the popular actress, Lillian June
RUSSELL in the four-act comedy drama,
"The American Girl supported by a
good cast of characters. There are thir-
teen numbers on the musical program
ami after the play social dance will be
given Good music win be in attend
ance throughout the evening for both |
the dance and play and the public is |
cordially invited to attend. This com
pany was in town a short time since |
with popular play and the public were |
well pleased with their entertainment.