The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-10
CHELSEA.

Wayne B. Tracy of Bradford. Penn,
came last week to visit his sister, Mrs.
Roxana S. Jones.
Madam Clara Smart, who has been
spending the summer at Fred II. stan
tons on Maple avenue, has returned TO
her home in Boston.
Sheriff b. II. Adams has moved from
the Jail house, which he has occupied for
nearly eight years, to a tenement in his
mothers house on South Main street,
and Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy has
moved from his home near the court
house into the jail house and will have
charge OF the Jail during the remainder
of Sheriff Adams term of Office and dur
ing the next two years under the adj
ministration of Sheriff elect Edward w.
Kent of Randolph.
County Fish and Game Warden John
w. Untiedt of Brookfield was in town
last week and settled damage done by
deer with Percy J. Heath and Charles
II. Baraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson s. 0rmsby Of
Vershire were in town Sunday and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
j. Quaide. Mrs. Ormsby and Mrs.
Quaide are sisters.
Luther f. Ramsdel and granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Kate Cover, of Franklin Grove,
ILL.,, arrived last week and are guests OF
the formers nephew and niece, Luther
and Miss Marion Ramsdell.
Albert w. Hoyt, who came from South
Washington two years ago and pnr-
chased the Fifield Bohonon place on
Main street, has sold his place to Noah
c. Taylor, who has moved there from
his farm, which he sold a few weeks
since to Mr.. George Tutherly, and Mr.
Hoyt has purchased a small farm in
Yershire, half mile below the village
on the stage road, to which place he
moved last week.
Mrs. Fred A. Ordway has so far re-
covered from her recent severe illness
as to be able to go to Barre City, where
she will remain with her daughter for
few weeks
The high school opened last week
Tuesday with Carl ID. Groupe of Will
boro, n. Y, as principal and Miss Edith
II. Barnes of Barre City, assistant prin-
cipal. The entering class, which in
cludes several students from out of
town, is larger than the entering classes
for many years have been and the out
look is that the school is entering upon
a new era of patronage and success. IT
is expected that the new building will
be ready for occupancy early in October. |
Mrs, $. c. Hin and son of Boston, and
Miss Goldie Scott OF Scottsmore, p. O., !
who have been visiting friends in town, |
during which time they have been the
guests of Mrs. Euniee A. Adams, have
returned to their respective homes.
Carroll Carpenter Warren Walker and |
Jasper Taylor have returned to the !
State Agricultural school at Randolph |
to enter their senior years study. and I
Ralph Sanborn has also entered the |
school TO take year of special study.
The masons arrived the middle of last
week and the work of lassering the
new school house is progressing rapidly
The new bell for the school house ar
rived Saturday and will be installed in
its place early this week.
Henry Cleveland and daughter. Miss
Alice. who were guests last week Of Mr..
Cleveland's nephew. Charles NJ. Hunt,
and family, have returned to their home
in Fitchburg, Mass.
The dwelling house and household
goods of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McCos-
20, who reside on the old George Hardy
farm on the west hill, were destroyed
by fire last Friday afternoon, As Mr..
McCoseo was away at work and as they
lid not have a telephone, the house and
contents were nearly consumed before
Mrs. McCosco could notify the neigh
bors. There was small insurance on
the property destroyed.
Benjamin III. Adams. who for the past
eight years, has been the local agent
for the Vermont Mutual and Union In
surance companies OF Montpelier, has
severed his connections in that capaci-