The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-19
CHELSEA.

Mrs. Charles T.. Harrican OF East
Corinth came last week TO spend few
weeks rs the guest of Miss Emma j.
Darling
9. |. Hood returned Thursday to his
home in Lowell, Mass, after spending a
week as the guest of his brother, Will
liam +. Hood.
Mrs. Mabel 0rmsby Ross Of HYDE
Park, Mass, was in town for n day Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Jennie Moore Mayall of Paxton,
Mass, last week for few days and has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clark and Mrs. Abbe l.. Davis.
II. o. Bixby, assignee OF f. A. Pres
colt, is making good progress in dis
lposing of the Prescott stock of Hard
ware and other property which came
into his hands under the assignment,
Saturday he sold Prescott's nice driving
mare to Charles Washbura of Corinth.
Oliver +. Burgess, Dean II. Gilman,
Wallace Sanborn, Henry d. Dumont, Ed
ward l.. Larkin and Earl Larkin left
last Thursday for Hancock, to remain
during the deer season. They We're
joined in Tunbridge by several other
hunters, and Hale w. Nation carried
the party to Hancock in his auto truck.
Road Commissioner Wilmarth II. Luce
completed laying the drain tile on Main
street last Thursday and commenced
Friday grading around the new school
building.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy was
in Strafford on official business Thurs
day. Sheriff Edward w. Kent of Ram
dolph was here on official business Sat
urday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold sale at the church
vestry on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, December nth. Fancy work.
vegetables kitchen articles, aprons, food
and home made candy will be among the
various articles that can be purchased
at this sale.
Miss Kate Whitney, who has made her
home for several years in Athol, Mass,
came recently to spend the winter with
her brother, Herman \. Lyford, in the
south part of Washington.
Among the business visitors in town
last week were l.. j. Robinson of Water
bury, James G. Holmes of Brookiield,
William S. Sanborn of Bradford, G. A, !
Washburn OF Corinth and NJ. II. Hazen
of South Royalton.
Mrs. Bertha Berry Gilbert, who has
had employment in Bethel for some I
time, returned last week and stopping 1
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Laura /
Berry, in the upper village"
The new Chelsea dramatic company
have in reeharsals the new three-act /
comedy drama, entitled THE Gypsy" I
which they will present at the Chelsea 4
opera house on Thanksgiving evening,
November %. Music for the play and
the dance which will follow win be fur
nished by the Chelsea opera house or
chestra. The leading role will be PLAYED
by Myron A. Little and he win be as
sisted by strong personnel who make
up the east of characters.
Mrs Calista II. Lucas, who has been i'll
At the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Doyle, for several months, has
so far recovered as to be able to return
10 her home on North Main street last
week. h
Mrs. Lydia Bjxby of Brookfield il Wis ,
ting at the home of her niece, Mrs.
fharles w. Goodwin.
o. ID. Tracy has purchased an up-to-
INV Ntt9h ANEi9htA WYNN te 10 HpM tH- I
Dying and wonders baw he has CON !
lrcted his business so many years with
nut one.
Several young ladies appeared Thurs
lay and Friday to take the teachers ex-
which were conducted at the
Ugh school building by Union Supcrin.
endant n. n. Love of Williamstown.
Carl NJ. Beckwith has taken con- !
ract from s. G. Wilson to get out some /
fifty thousand feet OF lumber this win !
err The lumber goes to Whitney's
Mill.