The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
CHELSEA.

Miss Martha Hall is in a very critical
condition as the result of shock size
sustained about week ago.
Joseph H. Griffin, who has been criti-
cally i'll with the prevailing distemper
for over a week, is convaleseing.
John Lane son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert II. Lane, is filling the position OF
clerk at the hotel Otis in Barre City.
Charles N. Hunt and Julian G. Hood,
two of our local fox hunters, recently
shot fox which weighed l4la pounds.
Holton S. Annis went Friday to La
coma, n. H., to visit his sister, Mrs,
Rowe who has been seriously ill for
several weeks.
Vinton A. Corwin of Boston spent a
few days in town recently as the guest
of his father, j. A, r. Corwin, and
other relatives.
Deputy Sheriff James o. Kendall OF
South STAFFORD was in town Thursday
with a pair of drunks for commitment
to the county Jail.
Dr. George Magoon and wife of East
Barre were in town Wednesday and
HuGsuHY ana Nulit mere were SucStS VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quaide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan E. Sargent of North
Randolph were in town for. a day re-
Gently as the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Will A. Dickinson, and family.
Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Jennings, who has
been staying at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sharp, for several
weeks, went Thursday to Barnard to
visit friends.
Superintendent Herbert d. Casey of
Williamstown was in town Thursday
and Friday Feb 90 and March /, aud
held teachers examinations at the high
school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Carpenter of
East Randolph were in town Tuesday
and Wednesday as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Clinton Bowin. Mr.. Bowin and
Mrs. Carpenter are brother and sister.
The leap year ball, given by the young
ladies of the town Tuesday evening, was
attended by about twenty-five couples
and the occasion was much enjoyed Tile
local four-piece orchestra furnished fine
music for the entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. Kingsbury
and daughter, Miss Doris, of West Fair
lee were in town the first of last week
and were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Leonard !. Thompson. Mr.. Thompson
and Mrs. Kingsbury are brother and sis-
ter.
Stanley c. Wilson has sold the A. w. |
Hoyt farm in South Washington, which
he recently purchased of Henry Sharp, to
Virgil Coddington, who works on the |
quarries at Websterville Mr.. Codding- |
ton will move his family to his newly |
purchased home from Bethel at once
Miss Emma L. Sargent, daughter Of |
Christopher c. Sargent, late of this town,
was married in Barre City to Edward /
j.. Dutton of Williamstown by Rev. G. II |
Holt on Friday evening, February %.
They will reside on the southeast hill
in Williamstown, where, the groom hau
a farm.
Miss Rebecea Wright of Montpelier IS
in town directly the work of card cata-
Logging the boks in the Chelsea public
library. Miss Wright is sent here Ly
the state to assist in the work of cata-
umes in the library, which is said to be
the largest town public library in the
state.
The New Chelsea Dramatic company
played "The Legal Document at
Knights new opera house at South Roy
alton last Wednesday evening to good
house. The local four-piece orchestra,
r. d. Parkhurst violin; I. L. Beckwith,
bass yiol; Lyle r. Beckwith, cornet, and
Eunice Noyes Lewis, piano, accompanied
them to South Royalton and played for
the drama and dance which followed,
News is received here that Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Snyder, who are well and
favorably known here, having lived for
several years on the Fits farm on Yer
shire heights, are now nicely located ut
Lisbon, N. H., where Mr.. Snyder has
steady employment and where their son
and daughter, who were students in the
high school during the past two years,
are attending school.