The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-08
CHELSEA

Supt. II. d. Casey of Williamstown
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday
ON his official visits to the various
schools in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus II. Wilfore have
gone to Randolph, where Mr.. Wilfore will
have charge of the vulcanizing depart
ment in the Hayward garage.
John B. Goodrich of South Royalton
was in town the first of the week buy
ing stock for the Massachusetts markets
and stock to turn out to pasture.
Deputy County Clerk W. II. Sprague
was in Montpelier last Thursday to ar
range for the printing OF the dockets for
the June term of Orange county court.
Janitor Elmer Z. Wallace is the bust
est man in town this week getting the
courthouse in readiness for the special
term of court which viii convene Thurs
day morning, the 9th inst.
Prof w II Carter returned last week
from visit to the home of his parents
in Vergennes and Mrs. Carter returned
also last week from a visit to the home
of her parents in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Janet Smith. who has been EN-
OF Fred T.. Goodwin. went to her home
in Washington Tuesday morning to re-
main for time by reason of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenleaf of East
Brookfeld were in town last week Wis
iting relatives and were the guests of
Mrs Ella Spaulding, who lives just over
the line in Tunbridge near II. o. Flint's.
Both the town baseball team and the
high school team were defeated last Sat
urday, the former in a game with the
Blue Sox of Barre City on the home
grounds, and the school team in game
with the Thetford town team at Post
Mills.
Cornelius Scales, who recently sold his
farm on the west Hill to Edward j. Cook
OF South Barre. advertises to sell a
large amount of personal property at
public auction Saturday afternoon. May
IL. +. j. Alderman of Eershire will be
the auctioneer.
At the present time there is but one
respondent in Jail awaiting trial at the
June term of court. The respondent is
Mr.. Morgan of Williamstown, who was
formerly proprietor Of the Monument
house in that village. During his incar-
ceration here. his wife has employment
at the Orange County hotel.
Il. J. Robinson of Rochester, who has
the contract to erect the new high school
building arrived in town with few
men Monday evening and is engaging
help and win begin at once putting in
the foundation for the new building.
Mrs Robinson accompanied him here and
they are quartered at the Orange County
hotel
The old school building has been moved
onto its permanent site just east OF
where it formerly stood, onto land the
town has recently purchased, commonly
known as the Sleeper lot, ard the high
school and grades reopened Tuesday,
a fter two weeks vacation. A. B. Lane,
who had the contract to move the old
school building, is now busily engaged
in the permanent foundation.
Edward i. Larkin started his steam
mill. which is located near the South
Westinghouse, the first OF
the week. ana he expects he will be able
to saw out the logs there in about a
week. after which he viii move his mill
to his own farm on the east hill to saw
he lumber for the new schoolhouse,
" bieb he has the contract to furnish.
When he completes saving his own um-
Der. he will move his mill to the Hoyt
.arm in South Washington to saw out |
bout hundred thousand feet Of lum- |
Der. which has been ent and yarded on !
hat farm during the winter