The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-07
CHELSEA.

! week to remain for a time with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter S, Goss,
Miss Anna Tucker of Washington
period for Mrs. b. III. Adams.
Constable Henry f. Fox of STAFFORD
was in town Saturday to commit to the
county Jail plain drunk for twenty
days.
Mrs. Lucy Robbins went last week to
South Royalton to have charge of the
work in the culinary department OF the
South Royalton hotel.
Miss Kate Sarle of South Royalton
and her brother of Strafford were in
town last week as the guests of their
sister, Mrs, Julian Slack
Miss Hazel Barrett, daughter of Mrs.
Grace Barrett, who has lived with a fam
lily in Montpelier during the past two
years, is now living in the family OF
Fellows Merrill at Corinth Corner.
Mrs. Grace Barrett, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks following an
attack of pneumonia, is still confined to
the house and seems to be in a decline,
with tendency toward tubercuar trou-
BILE.
James Crawford, alias Michael Curran.
who has been in Jail here since last Au-
gust ON suspicion that he was profess
sional yeggman, was released last Satur
day morning and left for his home in
Willimantic, Conn.
The local dramatic company will re.
peat the play, "A Legal Document" at
the opera house Friday evening, March
Is, when it is hoped that the weather
and travelling will admit of the patron
age which it deserves.
News has been received here of the
birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs
Charles l.. Densmore of Concord, \. H.,
on February 90 the same being grand
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Densmore of this place.
The South Royalton dramatic com
pany played THE Wrong Mr.. Wright
here last Friday evening TO a good house,
and the play was very much enjoyed.
The local four piece orchestra furnished
music for the play and dance which fol.
lowed.
Zephire Burnell, who has conducted a
gene II. Kennedy's shop at the upper
village since last May, has now moved
his business to VIM. r. Hoods shop near
the bridge on Maple avenue. which was
vacated last spring by Augustus d. Han
cock.
Virgil Coddington, who recently pur
chased farm in South Washington of
Stanley c. Wilson, has taken possession
and moved his family to their new
home the first of the week Mr.. Cod
dington, who is tool sharpener, will
continue to work at his trade in Web
sterville for the present.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ II. Corwin have sold
their tenement house near the Methodist !
church to Hatch w. Chamberlain of Con- /
cord, n H.. who will take possession
April L. Mr.. Chamberlain was a resi-
dent OF Chelsea several years ago, living !
on farm on the west hill, now occu.
pied by Henry Menard. The townspeople I
will welcome their former townsman and I
his wife back to town.
Our annual town meeting passed off |
in its usual quiet manner, when the fol- |
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Moderator, Hale X Darling; |
clerk and treasurer, w p. Townsend |
seectman for three years, f. s. Fits;
overseer. Horace Monkey; constable and \
r. o. Bixby; agent George I
L. Stow; town grand juror, w. H.
Sprague; auditors, j. M Comstock, S. G. I
Wilson and F. A. 0rdway; school direct /
or for three years, Hale w Nation;
school director for one year. Mrs Horace
T. Walker. Tax-Town, Sl.20; school,
rs cents; highway, 20 cents; also voted
$500 for permanent highways; license
vote. % yes and % no.
AT the home OF The brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Calvin n. Dearborn. Miss Anna
Bertha Dearborn recently was united in
to Philip Dewitt Sargent son
Of Mr. and Mrs Philip l., Sargent, by
Rev. John A. Lawrence. The couple
we're attended by Miss Myrtle f. Bixby,
is maid OF honor, and Ray H Dearborn,
4 brother of the bride, as best man
Only the immediate relatives of the CON
.racting parties We're present. Immedi-
ltely following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served, after which the
happy couple left for Thomaston Conn,
where they will be the guests for few
lays of the groom's sister. Mrs Albert
L. Benedict, and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Sargent are among our most popular
md highly respected young people and
nave the sincere congratulations and
hearty good wishes of large circle of
friends. On their return from their
they will reside on the farm
If the groom, just west of the village.
NORTHFIELD.