The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-24
CHELSEA.

hotel and is attending the high school
Although the weather was unfayor-
able last week. B. A. Goodrich, Charles
NJ. Goodrich, w. w. Underhill and L. A.
harrington attended the State Fair
each day, each one carrying ar automo
bile load and Hale w. Mattoon ran his
auto truck to the fair "Wednesday and
| Friday, the first day carrying twenty
passengers and the last day he carried
twenty-six
Mrs. Hale X. Darling went to Brattle-
| boro last Fridag to remain for few
days with her husband who has tenn
porary engagement TO fiji in the office
of Gen. Clark G. Fits.
Ray Thorne, the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene 6. Thorne went re
Gently to Rowley, Mass. where be has
employment on fruit farm.
Sheriff B. H. Adams of this town,
Sherif-elect Edward W. Kent of Ran
dolph and Deputy Sheriff James G.
Kendall of STAFFORD were on duty as
officials at the State fair IL st week
Mrs. Ada Wh,trey has gone to Mass
achusetts and will visit fri ,als in Bos
ton and Wakefield, Mass for a few
weeks.
Frank, the only son of Mir. and Mrs.
Frank Naples who live Just across the
line in the south part of Washington,
stepped on a rusty wire recentlv por-
ton of the saire. which penetrated the
foot, broke oil and remained in the foot
for several days, which resu'tc in what
was feared was well developed case
of tetanus. A surgeon was called and
counsel of physicians was held. and it
was not thought by the counsel that
there was one chance in a hundred for
the boy; but they fought FOR that one
chance and after two or three days the
hoy's muscles relaxed and he ba-ame
allie to open his mouth ana take rour-
ishment Without some unexpected
feature develops his recovery rs looked
for.
Mrs. Milam = George spent last
week in Ranlolp'i rs the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo II. Powers.
Hiram Morse was called to PlainfeM.
\. H. recently ~ the death If his twin
brother. In Mr.. Nlorse's immediate
family there were seven SONS, of which
he is the only one now living.
Fred A. Ordway left last Friday for
the New York markets to purchase fall
and winter goods Tor the firm of Ord
way, Holmes 4 Co.
Miss jeanette Marshall, who has been
spending several week, at the LONE of
her brother, DR.. A. T. Marshall, has re-
turned to her home n Bos on.
At the auction sas ri personal prop
erty belonging to Fred d. Alger, who
lives on the West hill, last Saturday af-
ternoon, the attendance was not large |
and property us ). rule brought only |
fair prices.
Willard i. George was at White |
River junction last week in attendance
at the state fair with an exhibit of |
the Perfect Self-Locking stanehion, I
which is manufactured by the Chelsea
Manufacturing Co.
Mr. and Mr.. Amos b. Wright re-
turned home last week from 4 two |
weeks visit to friends in Nashua and |
Manchester, n II.
Mrs. George NJ Kenney, VINO Resides |
in the southend of the village, recently I
fractured Ter shoulder aud she is being |
cared for by her granddaughter, Miss
Nina Gabree, of Montpelier
Madam Emily Perkins sustained
severe shock recently. and grave doubts /
of her recovery are entertained W her
/ lends.
Misses Noxon and Weeks, two artists
from New York GU, vino have been m
town for several weeks painting many
landscape scenes of the surrounding
have returned to their homes.
Dearborn & Sargent, VINO have con
Quoted an ice cream parlor and grocery
connected with the same at the stand
formerly conducted bv O. +. Allen. have
sold out the business TO r. r. Chamber
lin of Concord, \. H. who is a son of
Hatch w. Chamberln Of this town
Possession was given SATURDAY. and it
is rumored that the new proprietor. who
has had many Yeas OF experience in the
meat business. will run in connection
with the business. an up to.late mar
Set. This news is very gratifying to
our townspeople w1o realize the great
of loe,l meat market.
Everett Spear has engaged to work for
Mr.. Chamberlin and commenced work
Monday morning.
A special town meeting s called at
hree o'clock, p. m, next Saturday to
zee if the town will vote to appropriate
sum not to exceed eight hundred dol
airs for the purpose Of finishing the
wo rooms in the new school building
which were not to be En- s1sd under the +,
'riginal building contract. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard 7. Thompson I
re rejoicing over the birth of Il daugh- ,
er, which made her advent into their
ZONE Thursday, Sept. 10th. II