The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-13
CHELSEA.

Frank d. Lathroc, who recently SOLE
his personal property at auction, left Oh
Monday for Williamstown, where he vii
remain for u time with his mother.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy wa.
in West Fairlce on business last Fri.
day.
VIII II. Lincoln and wife and George
| Lincoln were called to STAFFORD last
week Thursday to attend the funeral OF
their sister, Mrs. Annie (Lincolnl Dodge
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Sprague were in
East Brookiield Sunday TO spend tn,
day with the formers parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John II. Sprague.
Frank Il. Bixby, with force OF help,
commenced to harvest the ice crop Mon.
day, cutting the same, which is about
30 inches thick ON the bobbin shop
pond.
Collamer p. Abbott, who lives on the
West Corinth road, received quite &c
we're injuries Saturday as the result Of
being crowded against the side of the
the stall by young horse.
DR.. +. Y. Archambauft of Barre City
was in town Sunday to see Mrs. Milo
NJ Sanborn, who has been under his
treatment for about three weeks, and
while here he visited three other pa
tents, Mrs A. l.. Dexter, Zephire Bru-
nellie and Charles NJ. Hunt.
News has been received here that Rev.
A. j. Eastman of Lynn, Mass, has re-
signed his pastorate there and has ac-
cepted a call to pastoratc in Melrosc,
Mass. Mr.. Eastman was formerly pas
tor for several years OF the Congrega
tional church here.
Miss Kate Whitney, who has been
stopping for several months at the home
OF her brother, Herman Lyford, went
last week to North Randolph, where
she will remain for time with her
grandmother, Mrs. Nelson Carpenter.
Charles Brooks of Thetford came to
town last week and has enrolled as
student in the high school He is maxi
ing his home in the family of Will Il
Burbank. Ii is source of satisfaction
to our townspeople TO note already that
our new building and the efficient corps
Of teachers is beginning to be draw.
ing card for out of town students and
we earnestly invite the residents OF our
towns to come and inspect |
our new building and make inquiries |
the work done in our high |
school and know for themselves that |
The institution is up to date and worthy
IF patronage.
Mrs. Emeline Perkins, who has been /
n very feeble state of health for the
last three months, having had two
az hr,,s
Tome on Jail street Saturday afternoon
It about 10 years OF age The funeral
vas held from her late home Tuesday /
morning at IL o'clock, Rev. T.. b. En-
light officiating, and the remains We're
'laced in the tomb in Highland eeme-
cry. The deceased is survived by two
isters and one brother, Eugene Sleeper
f Tunbridge. Mr.. Sleeper and sister
ave been caring for her during her ill.,
ess.
The ~ G's., society whose member
hip is composed of few of our local
ldies, has recently presented the gram
lar room of our graded school a nice
ew Beekwith organ and Mrs. Ada Hall.
acon) Jackson has also donated to the /
Ugh school room nice grand square
iano. Both of these instruments are ,
luch appreciated by the faculty and
tudents
The Methodist sociable, which is held
nnually at the residence OF Mr.. and
lrs. Percy J. Heath, who live on the
Vest Corinth road, will be held with
IT. and Mrs. Heath on Friday evening,
eb. 2l. r.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling. who had been !
it'll her husband, Senator Darling, in
for several days. returned
,me Monday evening.
Elmer G. Reed. who was confined to = !.
e house last week with an attack of !.
e grip, has recovered and is again
living the Barre stage. During his /,
ness Harvey w. Spear drove the stage :,
r Mr.. Reed. =
William w. Underhill, who for sew :
al years has been janitor at the Con- ;,
egational church. has resigned that 9
stion and the place is taken temo
rily by Oliver +. Burgess. !.
The remains of Franklin 4. Davis were :
ought here for interment recently from >
lst Roxbury, where he died at the
me OF his son, John II. Davis. Mr.. .
wis was a former resident of Chel- =
!, living on the taDot iaTm on Jhe
st hill now owned by Henry Menard. !,
was veteran of the Civil war, hay- y
? served in both the 4th and 18th u
yments, and was for many years "
,mber of Waterson post. No. 40, G.
r. The deceased, who was 10 years
|, is survived by two sons, John II.
d Eugene Il. Davis, both of Roxbury, -
e daughter, Mrs. Lewis johnson of r,
rthfield, one brother, Chester NJ. Da -
), and one sister, Mrs. Louisa f. ~
ugh, both of this town. The re- '
ms, which were inferred in Highland
netery, were accompanied here by the =
D sons. N,
Hiss Blanche McNally of Mortified -
accepted a position as maid in the
nily of Senator Hale X. Darling and =
i,.nd Il, fnun To Ia lie M her nav