The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-25
CHELSEA.

Jefferson, n. H., to remain Tor u time ~
the guest of her sister.
Mrs. o. Dickinson Tracy, who went a
few weeks since to Melrose, Mass, TO as
sst in the care of her mother.in-law
Madam Laura Tracy, went last week "a
Connecticut, to visit friends before re-
turning to Chelsea.
Mrs. w. II. Sprague went last Friday
to Massachusetts,, where she will be the
guest for time OF her daughter, Mrs.
she will Journey to Worcester to visit
her sister, Mrs. Clellan W. Fisher.
Mrs. Willard p. Townsend, who had
been the guest of friends in Barre City
/ for few days, went last week to Ran.
dolph where she was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Ii. Powers.
Mrs. Alice Hackett, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Roxana S. Jones for the
past three weeks, has finished her labors
there and is keeping house for Mrs. w.
II. Sprague during her absence from
home.
Mrs. Munroe O. Coburn went last week
to st. Johnsbury to remain for two
weeks with her children, all of whom
have employment there.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Fred j.
Goodwin are i'll with the chickenpox and
one of the small children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene H. Kennedy is i'll with the
humps and both houses are in quaren-
tine.
Among those from out of town, who
were here on business last week, were
~ r ,s...l Il 1 lata
mister of Brookfield, |. b. Newman OF
Bellows Falls, AFRO A. Reed of Williams
town, Gilbert II. Lane of Washington
and Judge Henry Il. Hayward OF Tun-
bridge.
The Chelsea town reports are being
printed by the Chelsea job Press and IT
is expected that they will be out by the
middle OF this week.
The carpenters, Messrs. Newton and
Dow who have worked on the new
school building since last spring, have
completed the carpenters work and went |
last week to Waterbury, where they will |
take up the work OF finishing the in
terror OF the new school building there. |
Their families, who had kept house here !
during the summer and fall, left town |
about Two weeks since.
Misses Clara Hemenway, Jessie Davis,
Gladys Ballou and Edith Burgess have
each closed their winter terms of school
and returned to their respective homes
here. Misses Davis and Ballou taught
ia Tunbridge, Miss Hemenway in Straf-
ford and Miss Burgess in Washington.
Myron A. Little, who has been travel
ng through the west for the past two
months in the interests of Barre gran
tie firm, arrived in town last week for
ew days visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvah J. Little, who reside on the
,ast hill.
The annual socable at Percy j.
Ieath's on the West Corinth road last
friday evening was largely attended and
II who availed themselves OF the even
ng's entertainment were well paid for
he effort.
George +. Griffin went last week to
srookfield with his gasoline engine and i
utft for saving wood and Harry Ly- ]
ord received last week new gasolene
ngine which was shipped from the !
rest, and will saw up the wood piles !
n this vicinity.
f. X. Bailey OF Barre City sent team |
ere last week to buy ashes and he mas d
ad an ash house built on land of Mrs. 4
,emis Densmore and his men are buying 5
shes all over town and filling his new f
sh house. He is paying twelve cents c
er bushel.
Miss Belle Chandler of Walpole, Mass, h
as been the guest for several days Of "
Ir. and Mrs. Charles A. Densmore Miss
handler is a daughter of the late Albert /,
who was formerly a resident |,
this town. Miss Chandler has for 4
,veral years been employed by the New d
ngand Telephone company. n
During the cold snap two weeks ago
le water from the county reservoir, b
heh comes to the Jail and court house. "
oze up and Jailor Tracy had an elee
ic thawing machine from Randolph !
law out about two thirds of the pipe "a
ON the jail to the reservoir, when they :;
ere refused power, at which time Mr.. y
racy took gang of men from the
il and shifting gangs they worked o.
ght and day for three days digging
'wn to the frozen pipe and building
es on it and during the afternoon of
e third day they We're rewarded for
cir labor when they found they had
en- successful in their work, the water NJ
wing started at the jail since which ~
ne it has run without any trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence II. Corliss left
It week for Willamstown, where they
We leased and will open the Monument W.
use to the public. While we dislike to ga
se Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss, nevertheless
, hope they will meet with deserved &c
ceess there and viii enjoy good pat
mage. CO.
Mrs Eugene Sleeper. who had been
ending week with her husband, re- to
rned to her home in North Tunbridge Nj
It week.
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