The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
CHELSEA.

guest of her aunt Mrs. Harry o. Flint,
has returned to her home in Williams
town.
Mrs. Cynthia NJ. Hill and her daugh-
ter Ethel. left Wednesday morning for
Mooers, N. Y, where Mrs Hill formerly
lived.
Calvin Goodwin has been appointed
administrator of the estate of his uncle,
the late Joseph +. Goodwin, and Horace
T. Walker and Dean IL. Gilman have
been appointed commissioners of the es-
tate.
The Chelsea dramatic company holds
the bilboards to play "a Legal Docu-
ment" in Randolph Tuesday evening"
April ., and in Mortified the follow
ng evening.
Mrs. Clarence H. Corliss has arranged
with Mrs. s. w Armstrong of Richford
to handle an up-to-date line of spring
and summer millinery and her opening
will be, in the near future.
Miss Sarah Royce, daughter Of John
Royce, who formerly lived in town on
the east hill, was married Sunday, March
81. at East Brookfeld to Charles Green
leaf, who is a young farmer of that
place.
Robert Marshall, the three year-old
shall. was eyerelv bitten about the
lead and face by their dog Tuesday aft
crnoon. The dog, which was household
pet. was promptly killed.
Fred f. Goodwin, with small force
of help, started his saw-mill on North
Main street Monday morning and will
improve the ample supply OF water to
saw out the stock OF logs which has been
delivered at the mill during the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Rowe and children,
airline and Alfred, of New Haven, Conn,
arrived Saturday and went to the home
of Mr. and Mrs Holton S. Annis on the
west hill. Mr. Rowe returned to New
Haven Tuesday, but Mrs. Rowe and the
children will remain at Mr.. Annis' dur
ing their Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Adams Mr..
and Mrs. Henry W. Burbank, Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus Burbank. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burbank and William +. Burbank We're
called to Tunbridge last week Friday
afternoon to attend the funeral OF Ar
thm Henson, who was a brother OF Mrs.
Adams. and an uncle to the Messrs
Burbank
Deputy Sheriff James O. Kendall Of
Stafford and Constable Thomas G. Dear
Eorr Of StraiTord and Constable Guy
Martin of Williamstown have each been
in town this week and committed CON
signment of "drunks to the county Jail.
Wilder II. Dearborn has rented the
tenement on Main street, which has been
occupied during the winter by the late
Henry Sharp and family, and he will
move his family there about the first Of
MAY from the tenement in the brick
house opposite the north common, which
is owned by George A. Tracy.
Fred A. Ordway has recently pur-
chased from Charles Burroughs his farm
just over the line on the West Corinth
road. This farm, which contains about
$50 acres has an abundance of growing
soft wood timber on it, and Mr.. Ordway
buys it rs an investment.
Leon c. Cilley is working on the east
hill for Samuel Billet during the sugar
seGson; Myron Sargent has commenced
work for the season for Edward o. Mat
toon; Augustus j. Boardman will work
for A. b. and J. NJ. Bieknell during the
season, and Frank W Button has en-
gagged to work another year for Henry
Clark on the G. |, Hood farm on the
west hill.
Harry y. SanbOrn will vacate the tene- |
ment in w. NJ. Mattoons house opposite |
the north common in the near future I
and will move his family TO the Taplin
house near the Orange county creamery, |
which was recently purchased by Tru-
man Spear.
Mrs. Hopkins, widow Of the late
Charles Hopkins, has vacated the tene-
ment in the Dana house. which they |
nave occupied for several years, and she |
eft Friday morning, accompanied by her |
for Waltham, Mass, |
where she will make her future home |
with her daughter.
Frank S. Williams of Bradford, can |
Iidate for states attorney at the com
ng county convention, was in town ON !
Tuesday to greet many OF his friends |
here while on a trip through this sec
ton Of the county IN the interests of
his campaign Mr. Williams was a can |
lidate for the Office in the convention !
four wears ago, not that he or his sup
oorters supposed that he would get the
but for the purpose of get
ing into line, and it is generally con
.eded that Mr.. Williams is the logical
candidate for the office before the next
convention. The office has been kept
IN the west side OF the county for the
)ast eight years. and it should now 90
"a +bo aost side and will doubtless 90
o Mr.. Williams without any serious
opposition. The name Of John c. Sher-
,urne of Randolph has also been men
toned for the office, but it is not eX-
)ected that Mr. Sherburne will permit |
MS name to go before. the convention,
f at all for any purpose other than