The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-05
CHELSEA.

Mrs. Caista r. Lucas. who has BEEF
visiting friends in Washington for tn
past two weeks, returned home Sunda,
evening.
Joseph X. and Mary Darling wen
| Tuesday to White River junction t,
sSend few days with their grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyde.
Mrs. b. X. Townsville and daughters
Louise and Mabel, left Monday morning
for East Wareham, Mass, to visit fo
a time at the formers old home.
Ned Griffin left last Saturday fol-
his home in Boston. Mass, after spend
| ing a weeks vacation at the home o
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II
| Griffin.
| Perley Davenport went last week Il
Waterbury, where he is working for l.
| j. Robinson on the foundation for Il
new schoolhouse which Mr.. Robinson
has contracted to build.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Kennedy
who have been in town for two weeks
as the guests of the formers mother
Madam Ruth Kennedy, left Saturday
for their home in Bridgeport, Conn.
viii A. Densmore found valuable
young mare in his pasture recently
which had been seriously cut on barbed
wire, but he feels that she will recover
after time with proper care and nurs-
ing.
Almon J. Dcxter's house came near
burning last Friday afternoon, as the
result OF the exploding of an oil stove.
The alarm was given over the telephone,
but before help arrived the fire had
gained good Roadway in partition and
the house was saved only by the ener-
getic work of a few who arrived with
fire extinguishers. A fire extnguisher
is household necessity, and every
farmer or householder should own and
keep one on his premises. charged and
ready for business at a moments no.
tice.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred +. Goodwin and
their two sons spent Sunday in Wash
ington as the guests Of Mrs. Goodwin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. /. d. Tillotson.
Zephire Brunette, who has been in the
Barre City hospital for the past 10 days
for treatment, returned to his home here
Tuesday afternoon, much improved in
health and strength. His gain in ayoir-
dupois in the 10 days have been II
pounds. His many friends here rejoice
in his rapid improvement.
Miss Gladys Glidden returned to her
home here Tuesday afternoon after hav-
ing spent two weeks with friends and
relatives in Williamstown and Barre
City.
Miss Annie Tucker who has been
working in the family OF B. II. Adams
for the past three months, has completed
her services there and is working for a
time in the family of Hale X. Darling.
Arthur Carpenter has purchased the
freight business between Chelsea and
South Royalton of Leon w Bugbee and
will take possession of the same in the
near future Mr., Carpenter will sell his
farm on the east HILL stock and tools,
at auction on Saturday, July ID. Mr..
Bugbee proposes to 60 to northwestern
Canada to locate.
While in town to attend the county
last Saturday, Judge II. L.
Baldwin of Wells River deposited in the
clerks office the record book Of
c. Hale, who was a justice of the peace
in the town of Newbury covering the
wears from 1925 to 1920 and it is evil
dent that litigation was quite popular
in those days, for the old record book re-
veals the fact that Justice Hale tried
ls2 cases during the three year period.
The record book was found in the attic
of the bank building at Wells River
All such record books are required by
law to be deposited with the county
clerk in their respective counties.
Mrs. Milo VI. Sanborn has been seri
ously i'll for several days with pleurisy
and Matte Laird is caring for her.
John Druge. who has been suffering
severely for several weeks with some
affection OF his eyes, which at one time
rendered him totally blind, has found
considerable relief by treatment at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital at Hanover,
\. H.. and has partially recovered the
sight Of one eve.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Edward w.
Kent of Randolph Center We're in town
last Friday and Saturday, visiting with
friends. and were guests of Sheriff and
Mrs b. II. Adams
Everett b. Jackson of Brookfeld, who
has Just completed the work Of his
freshman year in the university of Yer
mont, spent Sunday in town Nas the
quest of his mother. Mrs. w II. Sprague. |
Mr. and Mrs p Dewitt Sargent are
stopping temporarily with the latter's |
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin n. Dear !
BORN, and will 90 to housekeeping when |
hey can secure q tenement convenient |
~ Mr. Sormppffs store