The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-07
CHELSEA.
Frank Chandler, Former Resident, Died
In st. Johnsbury; Funeral Here.

died at his home in Gallup Mills the
to town last Thursday evening and the
town of ST. Johnsbury, were brought
to town last Thursday evening and the
funeral was held from the Congregation.
al church Friday afternoon, Rev. John
A. Lawrence officiating, and the services
were in charge of c. n. Dearborn. Mr..
Chandler will be remembered by many
OF the older residents as having been
resident here some twenty-five or
thirty years ago. The remains were ac-
companied here by q daughter and her
husband. who went from here TO North
Randolph to visit Mr. and Mrs. win
Buzzel, the latter being cousin OF the
deceased. The interment was in the
family lot in Highland cemetery.
i Olive Walker. who has been spending
the holiday vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace I. Walk
er, has returned to her studies at the
Montpelier seminary.
Horace II. Jones and Orlo S. Mac
Nabb and james Kennedy are working
for Eugene Kennedy on his hay press
and they are at the present time work.
| ing in the town OF Barre.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy wa.
in Corinth and Washington on official
business Saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve a bean dinner in Grange hall
Tuesday noon telephone day.
Harold and Russell h. Corwin,, who
spent short vacation at the home Of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Corwin, returned to their studies at
Dartmouth college and Norwich uniyer.
sity, respectively, last Thursday after
noon.
Miss NJ. Blanche Townsend of New
York City came last week to spend a
brief vacation with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Willard p. Townsend.
Miss Bessie Flint and Ola NJ. Hood,
who have been spending the holiday va
cation with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry o. Flint and Mr.. and Mrs. h.
L. Hood, respectively, returned Mon
day to their studies at the Johnson
normal school.
Miss Myrtle +. Bixby went last week
to remain with friends in Boston, Mass,
for short time.
Myron Little, who has been popular
and efficient clerk for o. Dickinson Ira
cy for the past two years. has completed
his services there and will soon go to
New York City, to take charge of an
Office there for some large granite man
company. Mr.. Little has
had several years experience in this
line of work and we bespeak Tor him
much success and he carries the best
wishes of large circle Of friends to
his new position.
Miss Bessie Gokey, professional
nurse of Randolph, arrived in town last
week for few days rest at the home I
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Gokey As n nurse, Miss Gokey is not !
only popular but is meeting with fine
success, \
Clifford Spooner of Randolph. broth
n of Mrs. o. ID. Tracy, arrived in town !
asst week and has engaged to worl, for
Mr. Tracy, taking the place made va o
ant by the resignation of Myron Lit
lie.
John II. Stone, who is studying law 7
With John II. Senter OF Montpelier. was
n town a few days last week to visit
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 4.
stone, who reside on the west Hill.
Mrs. Lewis j. Gray went to Montpelier
asst week to remain for a time with
Ter sister, Mrs. Leon Salter.
The family of Perley W. Rogers, who
lived here for many years until about
I've years ago, when they moved to
STAFFORD, where they have lived since,
ave lately left STAFFORD and moved to
where Mr.. Rogers and his
ons have employment in a manufac-
uling establishment. i.
Miss Ellen Andrus has recently sold =,
he old Andris farm at the height of II
he land on the oh Strafford road to =
rank Beard of Ba City This farm,
rhich has large Amount of lumber on !,
J, has been in the Andrus family for /,
ne hundred years, her grandfather, Rob
IT Andrus, having taken a deed of the w
on Nov. 9th, 1912, and Miss
ndrus gave her deed to Mr.. Beard on /,
ov. p, 1912. On
Mrs Bertha Z. Gilbert, daughter of ~
lrs Laura Berry, was married on the pl
It'll of December to Harry Wilder of a,
The ceremony was per. =
,rmed by Rev. Stanley Bloomfield, pas
,r of Bethany church of that city. in
lie presence of only the immediate
lends of the contracting parties. Mr..
ilder is an electrician and holds good
,sition in his home city. where they .
i'll reside. Mrs. Wilder came from I
ontpelier last week TO remain for a l.
W days with her mother, after which II
lie will return to her new home in the
lpitol city. II
The school in the win Boyd district, II
hich has been closed for several weeks
account of smallpox in the Hatha II
ay family, was re-opened again last
eek. all danger from contracting the L
sease having passed. r
Walter S. Goss, who has been serious -
i'll with tonsilitis, has so far recovered q
to be able to resume his duties in the
irwin store.
Miss Ethylind Sargent, who has been
ending her vacation at the home of -
r parents, has returned to her school
,rk in Springfield. is
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