The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-19
CHELSEA

Henry and Jennie Orr were called to
West Corinth Wednesday, April D, to
attend the funeral OF an aunt, Mrs.
Sceva True.
A, Il. Rowe. who had been spending a
few days with his family at the home
of Holton $. Annis, on the west hill,
left the first of the week for his home
in New Haven, Conn.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy has
rented the old meat market and has
taken into his possession all the house
hold property from the n. G. Moore
house on South Main street and moved
the same into the quarters above re-
ferred to, pending the outcome of the
suit of N G. Moore VS.. Jennie l.. Moore.
now in Orange county court.
Ernest A. Corwin returned Wednes'
day from weeks business trip to Bos-
ton and his son, Harold Corwin, who
had been spending two weeks at home,
returned Wednesday TO his studies in
Dartmouth college.
William II. Sprague was called to
Bradford Wednesday in the capacity OF
county probation officer, TO make an in
vestigaton in case which is now be-
fore the juvenile court in the Bradford
probate district.
Miss Clara Hemenway returns to
STAFFORD TO resume teaching in the
grammar room in the graded school in
that place. Miss Hemenway has held
this position for several terms.
Chelsea west hill has for several years
tried TO keep in the baseball arena and
this year makes the announcement that
she has or will have team which will
make contestants play the game" if
they carry off "the goods" when they
meet the giants from the tall timber
and cross bats on the diamond.
Miss Jessie Davis has returned from
Barre, where she has been visiting her
brother and family for several days. |
She goes to Tnbridge next week to
take up teaching again, where she has |
taught for several terms.
Among the business visitors who have
been here this week are +. II. Clark |
of Windsor, Smith Scisco of Bradford |
V. H. Eddy of Bethel, II. II. Kiddcr of
Bethel and Lafayette Cheney of Wash
ington.
g. Curtis Dana and family, who lived
for several years on the Hiram l.. Blk
by farm on the west hill and who have
iiNeu the ldot year Jhst uNtT ING inc III
Brookfield, at the foot of the rabbit
track" have recently moved to East
Bethel
Miss Airline Baraw. the elder daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Baraw.
went Wednesday to the Heaton hospital
ut Montpelier for an operation for APP
oendicitis. She was accompanied by her
mother.
Madam Lydia Wilson of Washington
,as been in town during the week as
he guest of her son, Stanley C. Wilson
md wife.
Miss Hazel s. Luce, daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. Charles a. Luce, was united {
n marriage to Austin ID. Foss, son of
lr and Mrs. Horatio J.. Foss of Tun
bridge, on Tuesday, April 0, at South
2oyalton.
Charles NJ. Hunt, whose health has
peen seriously impaired during the win
err and more especially Of late, received
rom his friends a shower of one hum
red postal cards last Wednesday on
he occasion Of his forty-ninth birthday,
nd for this kindly expression of inter I
st and friendship he feels most CRATE Z
III and desires in this manner to ex- Il
end sincere thanks. t
Our town schools will open their h
pring terms Monday, April 81, with the d
blowing teachers: Grammar grade, Lou b
I Dutton Of Montpelier: intermediate a
rade. Lillian Enright of Chelsea, both Z
ew teachers in these grades; primary Il
rade, Nora L. Taylor; No. |, Abbie /
Whitney of Tunbrdge West hill,
lanche Carpenter; Larkin, Martha f.
Dyes; Emery, Helena Sargent; Boyd,
dina Colby.
The schedule for rhetoricals in the q
gh school has been posted and they a
i'll begin Wednesday. April %. All d
.udents except the members of the A
nior class will be required to take a
lrt in rhetorical exercises during this q,
rm. ~
Harry L. Hayward of Williamstown, =
no has worked several years for Ar m
ew L. Spragie on the west hill, has m
me to Derby. Conn, where he will be a,
nployed during the coming season on "
large farm.
Miss Nellie NJ Corwin has rendered =
r resignation as library trustee, which
IS been accepted and the vacancy has
en- filed by the appointment of Stan
Y C. Wilson.