The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-09
CHELSEA.

Sheriff b. II. Adams and Deputy Coun
ty Clerk w. II Sprague were in Soutl
Royalton Friday to meet Auditor II. I
Graham of Craftsbury and his account
ant, Jesse 4. Joslyn of Montpelier, wher
the accounts Of the sheriff and the coun
ty clerk were audited.
Miss Elizabeth A. Carson, who has
been spending her Easter vacation al
her home in Barre City and with friends
in Burlington, returned Saturday, for
the work of the spring term.
Mrs Hale X Darling and children, who
/ have been at the hotel for the past three
weeks, returned to and opened their
home on North Main street Saturday
and in the evening entertained small
party of friends, at which dancing was
the order Of entertainment,
George Tutherly Of Claremont, n H.,
arrived in town last week to spend a
! few days aud while here is guest at
! ErdiX n Bacon's on the west hill.
| Eugene II, Kennedy has purchased
George T. Gritlin's new hay press and
is doing hustling job with the same.
| The press il in charge of Q. s. Mae
Nabb, who is an experienced man at
the business. They are pressing hay for
various parties in the village this week
but expect next week to 90 to the west
hill. where they have several hundred
tons to press
William w. Walker, who has been
spending several weeks at the home of
his mother, Madam Walker on Main
street, returned last Wednesday to Barre
City, where he has employment as a
painter and paper hanger.
Miss Gertrude Chamberlin. daughter Of
Town Clerk NJ. w. Chamberlin Of Wash.
ington. was married recently to Charles
T. Carpenter Of Randolph The bride,
who worked in the family Of j, A. K.
Corwln last year, made many friends
here who will wish her much joy and
happiness in her newly established home
Mrs. Frank Fuller, who lives on the
Ncrshirc road, has recently returned to
her home from Randolph. where she was
in the sanatorium for several weeks for
treatment, following a serious but sue
cessful operation.
While the many friends here of Supt.
Herbert D. Casey will regret to lose
him as their superintendent they feel
to congratulate him upon his promo
wishes in his new field Of labor, to which
he will 60 on t$ opening OF the next
school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Craig, who have
been visiting friends in town for sew
erdl days have returned to their home in
Burlington.
Harold Corwin and Herbert r. Com
stock arrived in town last Thursday
evening to spend their Easter vacation
from their freshman work at Dartmouth
college with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Corwin, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Comstock, respectively.
The dance given last Thursday even
ing at the town hall by the members OF
the local orchestra, was well attended
and much enjoyed
Bert Fletcher who has occupied Phil
S, Coughs farm near the South Wash
ington meeting house during the past
year, has returned to his own farm ON
the old STAFFORD turnpike near the
height OF land.
Charles I. Doyle viii move this week
from Wallace Lovers farm on the Ver-
Shire road to Leslie A. Bragg's farm in
South Washington, which he has rent
ed for two years
Sheriff b. H. Adams will sell at ,her-
i'll sale, this week Saturday, in the high
way in front OF Leslie A. Braggs resi-
dcnce in South Washington. to satisfy
unless it is otherwise salts
fed, one nice voc Of holstein oxen. per-
fectly handy and good workers; lot
Of hay, straw and grain, potatoes, farm
ing tools. two or three cows, a Delaval
cream separator tnearly new, and lot
Of other property too numerous to mem
ton. The sale will be at o'clock p. m.
Remember the date, April l3, also the
place. and come.
Charles II. Baraw was in Barre last |
Thursday and was accompanied by his |
daughter Miss Airline. who went TO /
have her eyes treated.
Under the influence of the mild wealth |
ar and the heavy rain OF Sunday, the
streams from the side hill became lit
lie torrents and the river rose to the I
highest limit 1t has reached for several 1
Years and in some instances. stock had II
% be moved out Of some barns in the II
village to places of safety.
The following are the officers elected
n the G. +. society for the ensuing six
months: President, Oliver 4. Burgess;
ice president Sylvia Comstock; record
ng secretary, Hazel Il. Bixby; CORE
ponding secretary, Mrs. J. NJ. Com
took; treasurer, Mrs Q. f. Burgess;
ookout committee. Rachel Comstock.
Vary +. Wood, Alice r. Emery; pray
n meeting committee, Ellie NJ Coburn.
Sora T.. Taylor and Esther E. Smith;
ocial committee. Mrs s. c. Wilson,
iera Beckwith Neva Bohonon, Ruth
BURGESS. Ralph II. Stanton; missionary
committee, Mrs, w. S Hatch. Mrs. II.
Bixby. w f. Burbank flower COM
nittee Mrs A. w. Whitney. Mrs. J. A.
lawrence, Edith Burgess Gladys Gid
en- Pauline Darling: music committee.