The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-22
CHELSEA.

III Will c. Goss, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, has so far recovered hi
health as 10 be able to be out of door
again.
Fay Allen was in Barre and Montpeliel
on business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Stanley c. Wilson was in Burlington
Monday evening TO attend the annua
meeting of the Vermont Alumni asso
citation of Tufts college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tucker of Tun
bridge are In town for few days and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A
Corwin.
Mrs, w. II. Sprague returned Monday
evening from three weeks visit 10
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph G. Wilcox, and
her sister, Mrs. Clellan w. Fisher, OF
Holyoke and Worcester, Mass, respec-
lively.
Miss Belle Chandler, who has been
visiting friends in town for several
weeks, during which time she has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Densmore, went Thursday to Barre to
visit friends.
Mrs. Thomas c. Waldo of Williams
town has been recent guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Flint, who re-
side on the west hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parker and son,
who have been guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred 0rdway for several days, returned
Thursday TO their home in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Reed are re-
joicing over nine pound girl baby
which was born to them Saturday,
March Is.
Elmer G. Reed, who has been i'll and
laid off from work for several days, has
so far recovered as to be able to resume
his work as driver of the Chelsea Barre
stage.
+. d. Lahtrop of Williamstown has
begun suit against L. w. Ormby of this
town, charging him with alternating the
affections of his tLathrop'sl wife. Mr..
Ormsby was arrested by deputy sheriff
George A. Tracy and lodged in Jail on
Tuesday and on Wednesday, bail was
fixed in the sum of one thousand dol
lars and A. B. Hutchins of Barre Town
and Earl r. Davis of Barre City became
surety for 0rmsby's appearance at the
June term of Orange county court and
ormsby was released from custody.
Mrs. Calista M. Hamblin, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Flint, for |
several weeks, has gone to Claremont, |
N. H., to help take care of her sister, |
Mrs Spencer, who is seriously i'll.
The bazaar, held at the town hall We'd
nesday afternoon and evening under the
auspices of the high school, was largely |
attended and was decided success and
the students realized the snug little |
sum OF forty-fve dollars as reward
for their efforts, which will be used for
the benefit of the high school ball team
this season.
Frank w. Button, who has worked for
several years for Henry Clark, local
of the Hood stock farm on the
west hill, has purchased OF J.. Hinkley
Sargent his farm, known as the Stewart
arm on the stage road in South Tun-
fridge. The consideration is said to be
our thousand dollars.
The bobbin shop is running now on
ull time and the following men are en-
,loyed there: John Flanders. Ralph VIII
ey, Everett Spear, Leonard /. Thomp-
on, Leslie c. Smith, and Fred Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Clarke, who reside
N the hill west of the Emery farm, were
Iiven pleasant surprise by large
lumber of their friends and neighbors
asst Monday evening, who assembled to !
elp them celebrate the 30th anniversary
# their wedding, As token of love ,
nd esteem several useful and valuable I
resents were given them, Walter II. ]
.mery making the presentation speech a
The ladies of the Congregational I
hurch are planning to hold an interest
lg entertainment in the town hall on 3
Wednesday evening, March 26. beginning v
t eight o'clock. Among the interesting a
aatures on the program will be the rep
OF an old time sewing circle, {
nd those who take part win be attired S
! old fashioned costume. Good music v
ill be enjoyed during the entertain d
lent.
Special Easter music will be one Of h
le interesting features of Easter serv- \
es at the Congregational church next r.
abath. b
The quarantine for chickenpox and o
nd humps at Fred E. Goodwin's and n
ugene H. Kennedy's, respectively, has o
zen raised and the memoirs of the fam Ia
les are again enjoying health and free
I'm. Is
Deputy Sheriff James o. Kendall OF L
outh Strafford was in town Tuesday O.
Id Wednesday on official business u
Col. Herbert o. Bixby, assignee of the
. A. Prescott estate, has paid the first
vidend to the creditors, from which
ey realize so per cent. of their claims. =,
is thought there may be small divi- "
nd to be paid by the assignee little r
ter.
The local high school will close its "
inter term Friday March 2sth, for a =
.ek's vacation, after which the regular :,
'rk of the spring term will be taken - -
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