The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-02
CHELSEA.

George +. Griffin is pressing the hay
on the Gil. Moore farm at the south end
of the village
A. B. Lane and Mr.. Glidden of Barre
City, were in town Friday ON business
and remained over night as guests at
the home of Zephire Brunette.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis NJ. Hall have
moved from the farm they recently sold
! Albert Austin, to their tenement house
on South Main street and Mr.. Austin
has taken possession of his new pur-
chase.
Jasper Taylor, who is a student at the
state agricultural school at Randolph
! Center, arrived home Friday for a vaea-
ton of ten days and will be the guest
of his father, Noah G. Taylor.
George NJ. Medealf has sold his farm
on the Vershire road known as the
Elisha Mattoon farm, Z. o. NATION
being the purchaser of wood lot and
pasture and Oliver d. Medcalf being the
! purchaser of the balance of the farm.
Herbert r. Colby has built new
sugar house on the Richard Kennedy
fam and is preparing to do extensive
business when the sugar season opens
Thomas Quaide is working for him.
Hale X Darling was at home from
Brattleboro Saturday. remaining over
and returning Sunday afternoon.
Russell r. Corwin was in Barre City
Saturday to consult an oculist concern
ing his eyes. He was accompanied on
the trip by Ray +. Titus.
Milo l.. Sleeper has engaged to work
for the season for Arthur f. Stearns
OF WilliamstoWn and went to his work
Sunday afternoon Moses Rivers, who
has worked for George b. Colby on the
west hill during the winter, has gone to
Barre to work for the season.
pete" Kelley, alias Frank Williams.
was arrested Saturday morning by Sher-
in b. II. Adams and on Saturday even
ing before Justice OF the Peace John NJ.
Comstock, pleaded guilty to subse-
quent offense of ntoXieation and was
sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
Miss Elsie Martin, who has been a
guest at the home of Harry o. Flint.
who lives Just over the line in Tunbridge,
has returned to her home in Williams
town.
Miss Ola NJ Hood and Miss Bessie
Flint. who are students at the John
son Normal school, are at the home
OF their parents Mr. and Mrs +. +.
Hood and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Q. Flint,
respectively, To spend their Easter va
cation.
Mrs. Cynthia NJ Hill sold her house
hold goods and other personal property
at auction Saturday afternoon. There
n p4.rS
at good prices Frank j. Alderman OF
Nershre was the auctloneer Mrs, Hi
eNpectes TO remain in town but short
time and intends TO return to Mooers.
n. Y, where her people live and where
she and her late husband lived before
coming to Chelsea.
At the Republican caucus held at the
town hall Saturday afternoon, there was
an attendance OF one hundred and elev-
On voters and as the result Of their bal
lot for delegates TO the state and dis
tsict conventions to be held at Mont
pelier. April and 10, the Roosevelt
supporters elected their ticket by vote
Of - to 80 and Walter s. C'oss, Charles
". Goodwin and George L. Hayward
we're the delegates elected to attend
beth conventions.
This town i. fortunate in being pos
stssed of dramatic company which,
since 1900, has produced eleven PLAYS
and devoted the proceeds to the i'm
provement Of the stage, equipment Of
the local opera house, including the
building of new rooms, the purchase of
an upright piano and the addition Of
new scenery. The company has given
tmrty-seven performances of the eleven
phys and has been TO many of the sur
rounding towns. They have been UNI
usually favored in having the assistance
of Mr.. George aud William w. Under
hill, who as scenic artist and stage
mechanician and electrician, have aided
much. Six young men and four young
ladies make up the company.