The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-26
CHELSEA

Tired .. Brananl farm Cor the com
ing year and moved onto the same las
week and Mr.. Bramen, sr, has move,
his family to the lite place lust sotti
OF his farm, which was occupied last
year by his son, Harry.
A nine pound son was born Tuesday
March is, to Mr.. and Mrs. George i
Griffin, who reside on the West Corlntl
road.
At a recent meeting of the boys OF
the local high school, the following oil
GERS were elected for this seasons base
ball team: Captain, Gerald A. BiXby
manager, William II. Adams. The boy.
have got some good timber and several
games have already been scheduled
They expect to come out in new uni
forms at the opening of the season.
Among our students who are at home
for the Easter vacation are: Ola Nj. Hood
and Bessie NJ. Flint, from the Johnson
Normal school, and Russell r. Corwin
from Norwich university.
AT meeting OF the local fans, held
last Friday evening at the town clerks
office, the following officers were elect
ed for the town baseball team for the
INpihAHS sNUoohs AuBlhlNs iihii ~ W A'A'
Eart; manager, Edward b. Hatch.
The last of the series of dances, which
have been held during the past two
months at the town hall, the proceeds
OF which have gone to help defray the
expense of laying the new hardwood
floor in the town hall, will be held Fri
day evening of this week. The usual
good music, which has been furnished by
the full opera house orchestra OF five
pieces, will be in attendance and pleas
ant occasion is assured all who attend.
Let there be a good attendance, for
the object is worthy one.
The graded schools closed their winter
terms last Friday for four weeks va
cation and the various teachers have re-
turned to their respective homes. The
high school closes this week Friday for
one weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sprague spent
Sunday at the home OF the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Sprague, OF
East Brookfeld.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling and son, Law
renee, went to Montpelier last Satur
day and on Monday Lawrence was oper-
ated on at the Heaton hospital for APP
pendicitis, and late in the afternoon the
friends here were notified that the OPP
Grafton was successful and that the little
fellow was resting quietly.
Miss Blanche McNally, maid in the |
family of Hale X. Darling, is taking a
vacation from her work and is visit
ing at the home of her parents, III
Mortified
Oyerseer of the Poor Leslie II. Bo-
honon has closed a contract with Mr..
and Mrs. Allison George of STAFFORD to
carry on the town farm for the com I
ing year and they will take possession
April /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Beede, who
have carried on the town farm for the
past two years win move April TO
The farm known as the Mosher farm,
near Harry 0. Flint's, which they pur
'hased from Mrs. Ella Spaulding last
all.
Curtis NJ Hall, who suffered shock
bout a year ago, since which time he {
las been unable to walk has so far
the use of his limbs as to be
BILE to walk without the aid of crutches
n cane, and Mrs. Roxana S. Jones, who {
las been unable to walk without j
rutches for several months, as the re-
ult of fall on the ice, is 20 much
improved that she is able to get about J
Without the aid of cane {
Amasa p. Button is about to com a
hence quite extensive repairs on his f
ouse this spring and VIII c. Goodwin 4
the carpenter engaged to do the work. o
Edward o. Nation has recovered from A
n illness of several days which kept f
i'm confined to the house and is again h
BILE to attend to his farm work. e
At the grange meeting last Friday G
vening, the young people who are not L
lembers were invited in after the bus &
less part of the meeting and So c,
al good time for two was much en- fl
wed by all, during which marching and a
incing were the order OF entertainment. c.
light refreshments were served during
lie evening.
Eugene H. Kennedy gives notice to N
lie public that he will again this spring "
lndle for short time fresh fish, and
ready now to book all orders. ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo S. Spear, who y
We just over the line in Vershire, have
Gently taken into their family little ia
lie from an orphans home in Franklin, p'
II.