The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29
CHELSEA.


n for sale at all times supply of cleo
trio light lamps.
Miss Alice Dewey Of South Royaltor
a daughter of Water NJ. Dewey, VIII
4 for several years was resident her,
visited friends in town last Monday.
Sheriff L. w Kent of Randolph wa
IN town Tuesday TO commit 10 jail Il
await trial on the charge OF stealing
bicycle, Fred Macia. who was arreste,
in Montpelier Monday evening Mach
has been wanted by the authorities sine,
1898, when he escaped from Jail here by
forcing his way past Jailor Frank |
Whitney, when he was getting sup
ply of wood into the jail. Macia, when
arrested Monday evening, mt first denied
his identity. but when he found that he
| could not fool the officers, admitted that
he was the man wanted and accompanied
Sheriff Kent to Chelsea without resist
ance.
Miss Evelyn Morey of Wilder, who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter ). Goss, for several days, returned
TO her home the first of the week.
Clifford Spooner, clerk for O. d. Tracy,
spent Sunday in Randolph, as the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis
Spooner.
Mrs. Abbie l.. Sleeper and son, Milo
L.. Sleeper, who have both had employ
ment in Manchester. n. H.. during the
winter returned TO town and opened
their home on North Main street the
first of the week. Mrs. Sleeper expects
to remain here during the summer, and
Milo is undecided whether he will re-
| turn to Manchester or not
| The listers We're in White River June
ton the first of the week TO attend a
meeting of listers at which Tax Commits
sioner Charles A. Plumley of Mortified
was present TO instruct them concern
ing their duties under the new tax
laws.
Ben amin II. Adams returned Wednes-
day afternoon from a several days bus
mess trip which took him to Randolph,
Montpelier and Moretown.
Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Rosemary, went the first of the
week to Randolph where they are the
guests this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alon-
20 II. Powers.
The ladies of the Methodist church
announce that they will hold maple
sugar sbCidI ut tue ilODie vi MT anu
Mrs. Charles H. Baraw, who live on the
Benson Sanborn farm.
Waterson post, No 45, G. A. r., have |
engaged Rev. A. b. Enrght, pastor OF
the local Methodist church. to deliver |
the Memorial day address.
Miss Grace w. Densmore, member
of the senior class of the local high |
school, has decided not to finish her |
course here and went the first OF the
week to Enosburg Falls to spend some
time with her aunt, Annette Parma
lee.
James Atwood who has for long
time been seriously afflicted with com
plication of heart trouble and asthma,
has been much worse than usual for
several days and is in very critical
condition.
John David, who went to Lowell,
Mass. about ten days ago to visit his
lome friends has returned to town and
) again at-the Orange County hotel.
As result Of the steady rain on
night and Thursday fore
loon, the river here reached the high
st mark in many years, The after
loon stage did not attempt to make
is return trip to South Royalton and I,
he stage from the south did not make
IS appearance Thursday night, although !, !
he water had receded some during the
lfternoon.
Col Herbert O. Bixby, the Orange
ounty member Of the Democratic state
ommittee, was in Burlington Friday Z
venng, March 81, TO attend meeting !.
t the committee, and the colonel re. J
ttrund with smile af soft ON, u
is genial face which resembled the ia
liliar smile he used to wear under the |
leveland administration.
While moving a load of hay at the '
Iood farm on the west hill last week,
Ienry Clark was badly injured by being
brown to the ground when the load =
lrned over. The injury was serious i
train to the ligaments of his left leg.
'hich member he was SO unfortunate
) to break a few years since.
Henry Camp of South Randolph was
business visitor in town Thursday, az
ere also /. J. Robinson and Walter t
owen of Waterbury.
II. H. Adams has sold his twenty v
re lot on the Nershre road to Frank
Bixby, and Mr.. Adams has formed 81
lrtnersbip with James O. Kendall of VI
Duth STAFFORD and they have leased
Ie Wilmington sale stable at West Leb- al
ion n. H., for one year with an OPP W
on for a longer term, and expect to
business there April J. While OF
s townspeoplc viii wish Ben the best IL
good fortune in the new enterprise, W
t they will dislike to have him leave
lelsea in business way, and all are be
ad to know he will retain his resi- III
nee here and that his family will re- ia
ain in town.
Mrs Georgia Camp, who has been he
opping with her niece, Mrs. Dennis W. eY
'nsmore. for several weeks, returned en-
her home in Barre City, on Mon ne
".
County Probation Officer w. II. hi
,rague was in Randolph, Barre and Cl
ontpelier on official business Tuesday
d Wednesday. 10
Ralph Sanborn. who recently COM co
nted course of study at the agri \.
ltural school at Randolph Center is
,rking for Dean Gilman. ir'
SOUTH CABOT. ha