The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Jessie Kinney Dyott Charged with
Remarrying Too Soon.

ASN eSSHs
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy wa
in Newport last week and brought bacl
Mrs. Jessie Kinney Dyott, who wa
brought before Justice of the Peace JOIN
NJ. Comstock on u complaint charging
her with marrying Mr.. Dyott within
three years after her former HUSBAND
had secured divorce from her, the mar
riage complained of having been per
formed at Wells River on May 80 last
Her former husband secured a divorce
from her at the March term of Orleans
county court. The respondent waivet
examination and was bound over to thu
December term of Orange county court
Bail was fixed in the sum OF $500
which was furnished, and she returned
with Mr.. Dyott TO their home in New.
port. Stanley C. Wilson prosecuted in
behalf of the state, and w. X. Sprague
appeared for the respondent
Representative b. II. Adams came
home Friday afternoon, quite indisposed
and at this time he is confined to his
bed with a serious cold and is unable to
return TO Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher C. Hood of
| Brookiied were here last week visiting
! friends and were gcests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester NJ. Davis.
Eugene II. Kennedy commenced max.
| ing cider Monday morning and the indi-
cations are that the season will be short,
owing to small crop of apples.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sanborn went
recently to Barre City to remain for a
time at the home OF their daughter, Mrs.
Winfield Sanborn.
Hon. Hammond T. Baldwin, Judge Of
the Bradford probate district, called on
friends Tuesday. He was on an auto
mobile trip to Bristol and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Baldwin.
AT the Progressive rally held at the
opera house Monday evening, at which
Clifford Pinchot was the principal speak
or, there was fairly good audience,
but not as large as at some of the raj
lies earlier in the season. Mr.. Pinchot
remained in town over night as the
guest of L. d. Barnes, who accompa-
MED him to Montpelier on Tuesday.
Miss Irene Lynch of Charlestown, n.
H., who has been guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Leonard II. Bacon, on the west
hill, returned to her home Tuesday Mrs.
Bacon has also as her guests her mother
and brother, Mrs. Agnes Clark and Cor
don Clark of Charlestown n. II.
Mrs. Ruth Kennedy left last week for
Bridgeport Conn, to remain for time
as the guest Of her son, Herbert r. Ken
needy.
Probation Officer w. Fl. Sprague was
in East Randolph Tuesday, investigating
charges which had been made against
one Frank L. Adams, a probationer, and
as a result of the investigation Mr.. Adj
ans was arrested and lodged in the |
county Jail Deputy Sheriff George A. |
Tracy accompanied Mr.. Sprague and |
made the arrest,
Mrs. Ella Spaulding has sold her farm. |
known as the Henry Mosher farm, lust |
over the line in Tunbridge on the Straf- /
ford road, near Harry o. Flint's, to Mr.. |
and Mrs. Washington Beede, who will T
move there in the spring when their
yearly contract to carry on the Chelsea
town farm terminates. Mrs. Spauldng
has as yet not decided where she will
locate.
Mrs. John w. Greenleaf, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William II. Lin
,oln, returned to her home in East
Brookfeld the first of the week.
Mrs. II. n. Mattison. who has been
spending the summer at her former home
n West Fairlee, has closed her home
here and returned here. Her many I,
friends are pleased to know of her i'm
proved condition of health
Harry Fl. Lyford has just received
Few gasoline engine from Sears, Roe
'uck & Co., with which he is doing Gus
ON threshing and win do custom saw
ng during the winter John Goodspeed
as contracted to work for Mr.. Lyford
uring the fall and winter, and Mrs.
ioodspeed has gone to Mr.. Lyford's to
emain through the winter ,
About forty neighbors and friends of /
IT. and Mrs. George ID. Lyford met at
heir home on a recent evening and gave !
hem pleasant surprise visit.
The many friends here OF Sheriff and
FRS. Frank II. Tracy of Montpelier will :
e pleased to learn that they are reioic. ;
ig over the birth Of granddaughter,
he same being the daughter of Mr.. and
FRS. Fred Benway of Montpelier. 1
Frank f. Bixby had the misfortune
Iondav afternoon to fall from load h
straw and severely strain the liga- fl
ents of one shoulder. 1t was at first
fought that the shoulder was broken. n
ut on examination it was disclosed that
,ere was no fracture Mr.. Bixby is, Il
)wever, confined to his bed u