The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-28
CHELSEA.

Frank Z. Bixby, with five or six hands,
is busily engaged in filling the various
ice houses in town, cutting the ice on
the bobbin shop pond.
Miss Leonora Wilson of South Royal
ton was in town Monday and Tuesday
and was the guest of Mrs. Hale X. Oar
ling
Every voter in town should read from
some OF the various papers the pro-
posed amendments to the constitution,
which they will be called to vote upon
next Tuesday, and be thoroughly famil-
lar with the purport, meaning and et-
feet less so far as possible of such amend
ment that they can vote intelligently
and understandingly.
Miss Nora Taylor was in Montpelier
over Sunday as the guest of her sister,
and awaited herself of attending the
Washington pageant. She returned
home Monday.
Ralph Sanborn, who has been taking
a special course of study at the state
agricultural school at Randolph Center,
has completed his course and returned
to his home here last Friday.
Miss Edith II. Barnes, assistant to the
principal in the high school, spent Sun.
day at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester H. Barnes of Barre.
Herbert +. Mattoon, who has been out
OF health for several months, was in
Barre City Friday TO see his physician,
DR.. f. X. Archambault, and Charles NJ.
Hunt, who has been under his treatment
for several months, went to Barre We'd
nesdav to further consult him.
Judge George l.. Stow was in Will
Jamestown Friday to attend a session of
the probate court, and owing to the ex-
IRENE icy travelling remained there over |
night in preference to crossing the hills |
in the evening.
Mrs. Delmar Aldrich and child are
spending the week in South Vershire as |
the guests OF the formers grsndpar
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Reynolds.
Mrs. o. Dickinson Tracy, who has
been spending several days with friends
in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode
Island, returned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Roderick Cameron of Barre City
was in town last week as the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred p Hail,
as were also Mrs. Ella S. Spaulding and
daughter of Bridgewater. Mrs. Spauld- L
ng and Mrs. Hall are sisters,
Among the various officials who have
"drunks' to the local Jail this
week are Deputy Sheriff A. A. Reed of
Deputy Sheriff James Q.
Kendall and Constable Thomas G. Dear
BORN of Straiford.
Walter Bowen of Waterbury is here
his week putting on the finishing touch
: in the line of mason's work in the
lew school house.
George L. Swan of Tunbridge who
vas liberated from his legislative duties
It the capital city last Saturday, was
n town Wednesday calling on friends.
Col. II. O. Bixby, collector of taxes, adj
ertises to sell at auction on Wednesday,
iarch 5, in the highway in front of the
uildings on the y. G. Moore farm, so
allied, about thirty tons of pressed hay
r such amount of the same as will salts
Y the taxes assessed on that farm last
ear, together with costs added. The sale
at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Ned A. Griffin of Boston came last
'eek to spend some time with his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Griffin, at
heir home in South Washington.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy was
/ Washington on official business Tues
ay.
~ uiOUAulN HttAiuH VI AHt
Iembers of George Washington lodge,
o. 81, F and A. NJ, held at their rooms
a the evening of February 20. the fol-
wing officers were elected for the en-
ling year; w. NJ, o. f. Burgess; s. N.
dward B. Hatch; J. w, Wilder II.
treasurer. Herbert O. Bixby;
cretary, Herbert +. Bower s. d., Wi
IN Morse; j. d., Leon Z. Grant; s. S,
MI axf.. 4 II. y l
,rn; c., Harry f. Bryant; NJ, Leon c.
rdway; T., Erastus b. Dickinson. The
iicers were installed by the retiring
aster, Stanley c. Wilson. After the B
stallation the stewards served light re
Remember the social dance at the town
II Friday evening, Feb. 2s. at which
e Chelsea opera house orchestra of five
eces will furnish music. W. J. Scott :
Washington and DIR. A. T. Marshall
this town are to be the floor managers
d the committee of introduction are
.rbert +. Bower and Ray H. Dearborn -
Chelsea, Howard Tucker of Tunbridge,
v Gallant Of Washington. Fred Al
eh Of Post Mills and William Murphy. l
Corinth. The proceeds are to be used
ward paying for the new hard wood d.
or, which has just been laid in the 81
an hall. I'M
Mrs. Norman B. Davenport. who has I'm
m seriously III for the past two weeks, N,
fn
Mrs. Wallace II. Sanborn has rented On
artments in W. N. MattOon's house on M
] street. which we're recently vacated
Myrun Dow and family. No,
Yrs. Carleton Slack i working in the -.
nily Of George A. Tracy. taking the -
o. of Mrs WI Ilana.rs r-hn La