The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-11
CHELSEA.

Mrs. Carl Bugbee has been entertain
ing since last Saturday her sister, Mis-:
Rita Abbott, Of South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Sprague were il
Barre the last of the week and were
guests OF Mrs. Florence H. Smith. Mr.
Sprague was in Barre to attend the an.
nual meeting OF the directors of The
Granite Mutual Insurance company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bugbee, who have
been visiting friends in town during tha
past week, have returned to their home
in Sharon.
The n. G. Moore farm was sold a.
public auction Monday for $4,000 and
Percy j. Heath, one OF our prosperous
and hustling young farmers, was the
purchaser. Charles f. Smith of Barre
was the auctioneer and his multitude OF
friends here were greatly pleased to see
him here again. Mr.. Heath contemplates
moving his farm on the Corinth road to
his new purchase in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Wilcox, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| H. Sprague for few days, left last
week for Holyoke, Mass, where they
fession as chropraetors.
Mrs. Eunice A. Adams, who has been
spending the holidays at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Eyarts z. Brown, in
Cornish Flats, y. H., has returned to her
home and was accompanied here by
Mr.. Brown, who left Monday for bis
home by way OF Vershire, where he owns
a large farm.
Carroll NJ. Carpenter, Ralph Sanborn,
Jasper +. Taylor and Warren J.. Wal
ker, who have been spending the holiday
vacation with relatives in town, have re-
turned to their studies at the agricul-
tural school at Randolph Center.
Mrs. Roxana S. Jones slipped Monday
on the icy doorstep at her home and
fell and sprained and bruised one hip
so badly that she has since been con-
fined to her bed. Her sister law, Mrs.
Frank H. Tracy, OF Montpelier came
Monday night for few days visit at
Mrs. Jones home and has since her ar
rival been caring for Mrs. Jones, who IS
recovering from her injuries although
they are serious.
News has been received here that
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry A. Flint, who have
been located at Fort Husckuca, Arizona,
since last August. left last week for
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, with the
4th regiment cavalry, where they ex-
pect To be stationed for the next four
years. Mrs. Flint has many friends
here, who recall her as Miss Sally, the
oldest daughter of Col. and Mrs. Curtis
S. Emery. who viii read the item with
much interest.
l.. A. harrington, who lives on the |
George II. Bacon farm on the west hill, |
and who spent last winter in Davenport, |
Iowa, at the Palmer School of Chiroprac- /
tice, returned last week to that city to |
his course OF study.
Miss Rose Emery left last week for /
Montague City, Mass, where she will be
the guest for time of her brother,
Albert B. Emery, and family, after
which she win proceed to New York,
where she viii spend the winter in the
family Of her niece, Mrs. Max Junge,
who was the daughter of the late DR..
Frederick W. Emery.
Col. II. o. Bixby has decided to retire
from mercantile business and has adj 4
sertised to sell his tsock of goods and
fixtures. The line of goods handled by H
Col. Bixby is a good one and the loca-
ion one of the best in town and it Is
certainly a good business opening for
,ome one to step into an established
business.
Herbert II. Taylor. who will be re-
rendered here by many of our older
itizens as the owner and operator of
he stage between here and South Roy
Ilton some twenty-five TO thirty years
Igo, died at his home in Wakefield,
'iass., Nov. Goth at the age of seventy
wo years. Mr.. Taylor in his day Of
ctivity was live wire and wherever
e was there was something doing. He
5 survived by a wife and four children.
Te was veteran of the Civil war, was ,
aiken prisoner and spent nearly two
ears in southern prisons. He was cap
ured with forty-seven Others. only two i
+ whom survive him and they We're
9th present at the funeral and acted as
The annual meeting OF the stock hold
rs of the National bank of Orange
ounty will be held at the banking
ooms at Chelsea. at 10 o'clock in the
orenoon. Tuesday, January l4th, for
he purpose OF electing directors for the
nsuing year and for transacting any