The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-11
CHELSEA.

Leonard |. Thompson and family spent
portion of last week in West Fairlee
where they were the guests of Mr.
Thompson's sister, Mrs. Herbert j
kingsbury, and family.
Mrs. Benjamin H. Adams returned last
"wednesday from two weeks visit with
friends in Boston and Lowell, Mass.
DR.. +. Y. z. Archambault of Barre
City was in town Monday to visit Mrs.
Milo NJ. Sanborn and Charles NJ. Hunt.
County Probation Officer w. H.
! Sprague was in Barre, Montpelier and
Randolph Friday and Saturday on Off
cial business.
| Miss Euniee Moulton went recently
to East Randolph, where she is work
ing in the family of w. A. Clifford.
Houston S. Fits has resigned as over
seer of the poor and Leonard H. Bacon
has resigned as lister and the select
men have appointed Leslie II. Bohonon
as overseer and Fred j. Alderman as
lister to fill the vacancies.
Charles K. Corwin and his sister, Miss
Nellie NJ. Corwin, who had been spend
ing week in town as the guests Of
their brother, Ernest A. Corwin, and
family, returned to their homes in SOM
ervile and Boston, Mass, respectively,
last Friday afternoon.
Enoch Lyford of Randolph Center
spent Sunday at the home of his broth
er, Herman n. Lyford, in South Wash
ington.
Miss Kate Whitney, who has been
spending three weeks with her grand
mother. Mrs. Helen NJ Carpenter, Of
North Randolph, returned last week to
the home of her brother, Herman n Ly-
ford.
Henry Clark is shipping pressed hay
this week from the n. g. Moore farm
to c. T. Hood of Lowell, Mass.
Deputy Sheriff Arthur p. Bancroft of |
Fairlee was in town recently and com
mitted Frank Lamont OF Fairlee to the |
Jail to await trial at the June I
term of Orange county court on the
charge of breach of the peace, Lamont |
having been bound up to county court
by Justice of the Peace Chauncey M.
Currier Of Fairlee on that charge. /
Miss Gladys Paul, daughter of Mr.. /
and Mrs. Charles Paul, went last week
to Tunbridge to visit her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander for two
weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Dickinson, who has been
listing friends in Washington for sew
,ral weeks, returned to town last week
md is with the family of her son, VIII
Dickinson, on Wallace avenue.
Mrs. win A. Hood, who has been Sc
iously i'll and confined to her bed for
everal days with the grip, is conya
escing and is able to be about the house .
gain.
Wesley W. Underhll and O. Fay Al
pn returned last week from few days !
usiness trip to Boston.
Mrs. j. NJ. Flint and her daughter,
Irs. Andrew L. Sprague, went last week
o Claremont, n. H., to visit for time
he formers sister, Mrs. Mary Spen
err. During their absence from home {
1rs. Caista R. Hamblin is keeping house t
Or Mrs. Flint.
Atty. Stanley G. Wilson was in Cor e
18th and Washington Saturday to write +
he application for bonds for the new
, elected town officers.
Several of the farmers in this vicinity
ave purchased new sugar equipments
lroughout and are preparing for |,
reat sugar season. Among those who a
ave purchased new equipment are Harry |
(. Daniels and Henry o. Ladd.
Miss Sylvia Comstock. the youngest
lughter of Mr.. and airs. John NJ. Com n
ock, left last week for New York City, -
here she will live for a time with the "
mily of her brother, Donald l.. Com n
oek, and during her stay in New York II
e will take up the study of short W
md and typewriting. So