The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-30
CHELSEA

Mrs. Lydia Wilson, who has been a
guest at the home of her son, Stahiey
lC. Wilson. has returned TO her home IN
Washington.
Mrs. Ernest Rowe and daughter, VINO
have been spending the past three webs
nj the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoiton -
Annis on the west hill, have returned 10
their home in New Haven, Conn.
James Atwood, who has been seriously
afflicted with asthma and heart eoihpii'
cations for several weeks, seems TO De
slightly improving. Rufus Murdoch Is
assisting in caring for him, "a
Ben 4. Goodrich went to Fairlee sun
day and drove home the new Ford car
which he sold some weeks ago TO Lesiie
| IL Bohonan. He made the return TRIP
! from Fairlee via. White River Junction
Mrs. Lora Hood Wilfore went recent
| w to Montpelier to work for time as
typst for ii. H. Darling in his revision
work associated with the statutes
Mr.. and Mrs. William +, HOOD nave
none to Nyack, ~ Y, where they wlil
spend some time at the home OF theh
daughter, Mrs. George }. Helmer.,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Hood, who live just over the llne
in Randolph, on Saturday, April y. MI
and Mrs Hood were formerly residents
of this town on the west hill
Mrs. Edwin Sanborn, who has spent
the winter at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. James Field of Barre City, returned
10 town last week and is keeping mouse
| for her son. Wallace II. Sanborn, on
| North Main street.
/. Milo Towner will sell at public aue-
ton on Wednesday, May 4, at CLOCK
p. m, on the premises, his home IN the
upper village" and at the same time ne
will sell his household goods and other
personal property. Frank j. Alderman
| of yershire will be the auctioneer. MI
! Towner's little place is in good loca-
ton and ought to find ready sale at a
good price from someone desiring a cosy
little village home.
Fred A Ordway. his son, Leon c. Ord
wav. and Julien G. Hood, who went TO
Boston by automobile last week tues
day. returned Sunday, having mad good
weather and fine roads, considering the
| time Of year. They made the trip from
| Chelsea to Boston in twelve hours.
Charles S. Norris of Boston has pre-
sented the new school building a stem
way piano. which arrived last week and
| has been installed in the room whlch
has been set apart for the instruction
| of pupils in music.
| Mrs. Hale X. Darling and son. Law
renee. who have been in Montpelier Tor
! the mast four weeks, during which time
Lawrence was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. returned to their home here
/ last Wednesday evening.
! The following young ladies from here
are teaching ont of town; Miss Ennlce
Moulton, Miss Alice r. Emery and Miss
Jessie Davis in Tunbridge; Miss Edlth
Burgess and Miss Grace Bowin in Wash
Imgton; Miss Marion Lord IN Sharon
and Miss Clara Heminway IN Straflord.
Auditor of Accounts Horace +. Graham
and his chief accountant, Jesse r. JOS
lin of Montpelier, were in town last
Thursday to audit the accounts OF the
county clerk and jailor.
| Earl L. Parker OF Barre City was IN
town Sunday as guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fred A. Ordway, and his wife and son,
who have been spending several days
with her parents, returned to their nome
with Mr., Parker.
] Mrs. h0NalHd >. ooht9 49,
Thursday to Montpelier to remain Tor
few weeks in the family of her brother,
! Sheriff Frank II. Tracy.
/ Charles Quaide OF Randolph came re-
Gently to remain for time with ms
brother. Thomas Qualde.
There will be a grand masquerade ball
at the town hall Thursday evening OF
this week Music by the Chelsea opera
house orchestra of five pieces. Popular
prices. Proceeds to apply ON the M
| debtedness for laying the new hard
wood floor in the hall. Let there be a
good attendance.
Judge George l.. Stow and Attorneys
Stanley c. Wilson and William II.
Snrap9e we're in Topsham Sunday to at
tend the funeral OF Judge Horace White.
whose services as assistant Judge o.
the county court during four years OF
faithful service had brought him INTO
close relationship with the bar OF tins
county, every member of which heid
him in the highest esteem, regarding hIm
as man whose life work was con-
troled by the highest motives, charae-
ter and principles as worthy OF emhia-
ton. Rev John A. Lawrence OF the
local Congregational church was called
to Topsham to officiate at the funeral
and he was accompanied gy A. W, WHIT
ney, who was a close personal TREND OF
Judge White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Gown OF
Somerville, Mass, arrived in town last
Friday to spend short time at the
home of her brother T.. A. Gown, and
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