The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-20
CHELSEA.

Sheriff b. II. Adams and Attorney
w. FL. Sprague We're in Post Mills on
business last Friday.
Mrs. Amanda Allen is taking vaca-
ton from her work as housekeeper in
Barre City and Is visiting friends here.
Walter NJ. Cook, who recently pur-
chased the Baker farm on the east hill,
went. last week, to Providence, X. J.,
to visit relatives.
Rose Mary Lewis. the daughter OF
Mrs. Eunice Noyes Lewis, who was Sc
riously i'll with the prevailing distemper,
last week, is convalescing
Mrs. Charles S. Flanders and her neph
ew, Ernest u. Boyce. Of Boston, who
have been guests Mt A. W. Whitneys,
have returned to their home.
Favorable reports are received here
from Miss Abbie Burbank, who went,
last week to the sanatorium at Ran
dolph for treatment for serious atilie-
tion of neuralgia of the face.
Professor and Mrs. w. II. Carter en-
tertained at their pleasant nome on
Aain street, last Thursday evening. the
HeHhDeie VI tiie seiiioi SiaSe vi biiS hiku
school,
Mrs. Willard P. Townsend went, last
Thursday, to Barre City TO visit friends
for a few days. She was accompanied
BY Miss Eudah Larkin, who returned
the same evening.
Sheriff B. II. Adams has been busy
for the last week in getting the vii
lagc woodpiles sawed by his prisoners,
who are required to perform labor I'M
der the present law.
Harry j. Hin of Rouses Point, n. Y,
was called here last week by the alarm
ing condition of his brother, Nathan j.
Hill, who is suffering from cancer of
the liver. Miss Mae Rodden of Moores,
N. Y, a sister of Mrs. Hill, came also
last week and will remain for a time
with the family.
Mrs. Malohn Young OF Tunbridge
came, last week, to assist Mrs. Cornelius
Scales in her household duties for
time Mrs. Scales. who has been in i'm
paired health for the past two years,
continues very poorly and unable to be
about her house very much, as the result
VI SHoCh ShS SuStaiueu doout bho
years ago.
Notice has been received by the coun-
ty probation officer, w. II. Sprague, that
conditional pardon has been granted
by Gov Mead to Willie N. Luce of
Rcyalton, who at the June term of
court, 1911, pleaded guilty to larceny
and was sentenced to serve. term in
the house OF correction, of not less than
one year nor more than two years.
Mrs Bertha Berry Gilbert, who has
been teaching winter term of school |
in Fairlee, has finished the same and |
to town Saturday evening; also |
Miss Gladys Ballou, Miss Jessie Davis |
ana Miss Elsie Hood, who have been |
teaching in Tunbridge this winter, have
closed their schools and returned to |
their respective homes in town last |
week.
Among those from this place who |
went to South Royalton last Thursday |
evening to attend the opening play in
Knights opera house. were Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. n. Mattison DR.. and Mrs. Fred L.
Beckwith, +. A. Corwin, w. S. Goss,
B. A. Goodrich, L. r. Beckwith. Gerald |
Bixby, Mrs. Fl. X Darling, Miss Eliz-
ahcth Carson, Miss Versa Beckwith and |
Miss Pauline Darling.
On Thursday evening of this week,
Feb %, the New Chelsea Dramatic
will present at the opera house
the three act faree-comedy, entitled, "A
Legal Document" or "A Husband on
The cast of characters is as
follows: Ignatius Foxglove. lawyer,
NJ F. George; Paul Harwood, hus-
band on salary, X. II. Dearborn; Tommy
kid" O. F. Allen; Tom
Walker, a butchers apprentice, w. w.
Cnderhill; Ruth Templeton, who often
changes her mind Mrs. o. F. Allen;
Surepty Pondsnap, in search of hus-
band. Mrs. NJ F. George; Tippens. a
servant, Miss Myrtle E. Bixby; Dot,
Paul's blind sister, Miss Emma Hatch.
After the play, the company will hold
.lleir fourth annual ball. Music for the
,ntire evening will be furnished by the
Barre opera house orchestra. Tickets
IN sale at Bixby's store at the usual