The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-23
CHELSEA

Claude Druge and family of Barre ar
rived in town Monday evening and are
guests at the home of his uncle, John
Druge, on the east hill.
Miss Josephine Hibbard of Williams
town is visiting friends in town this
week.
spent Sunday and Monday with friends
/ and relatives in Fairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ford and son,
Stearns, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived
Monday evening for a brief visit at the
home of Mrs. Ford's aunt, Mrs. Gertrude
B. Sprague.
The assistant judges are making inn
provements on the county property by
laying a new cement walk in front of
the Jail house and from the sidewalk to
| the Jail office The work is in charge
of Frank Spaulding of Tunbridge.
Dan P. Dickinson of New York City
arrived in town Saturday evening for
his annual vacation and is stopping at
the home of his aunt, Madam Laura
Tracy.
Rev. John A. Lawrence was called to
West Topsham Friday the 18th inst,
to officiate at the funeral of Miss Ar
villa White, daughter of the late Judge
Horace White.
Stanley C. Wilson was in Corinth
Wednesday to try two law suits before
Judge Edmund G. Mower of Burlington,
who was appointed referee to hear the
cases. The parties to the litigation were
the same in each case, viz, Will Magoon,
plaintiff, and Ernest Magoon, defendant.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Corwin, who
were here to celebrate "old home week, s"
left for their home in Boston last Sat
urday morning, as did also Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Greer for their home in Cleveland,
Ohio, Monday.
VIII A. Dickinson and Willis Hill COM
menced work at the bobbn shop Monday
morning, and work will continue at the
shop as long as the management can get
logs delivered.
Mrs. Austin L. Skinner and Miss Mary
Il. Wills went the first Of the week to
their farm on the east hill to remain
for time, during which they will have
some needed repairs made on the build
ings.
Sheriff Frank H. Tracy and Deputy
Sheriff Henry Lawson of Montpelier
were in town on official business Mon
day afternoon.
Joseph X. Darling went to Brattle-
boro Tuesday to remain few days with
his father, Hale X. Darling.
Rev. John A. Lawrence, William III.
Adams, Gerald A. Bixby. BERTHE Elan
ders, Vinton Corwin and Ralph II. Stan
ton went to Fairlee lake the first of the
week to remain in camp for a few
days.
Pearl Z. Davenport, who has been
working rs a carpenter on the i. Il.
Scribner store at Corinth, has completed |
his labors there and went the first of
the week to Newbury to work on the
new school building there, which is being
built by L. j. Robinson of Waterbury.
Wayne B. Tracy, who has been the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Roxana s. Jones,
for the past two weeks, left Thursday
for his home in Bradford, Pa.
Deputy Sheriff Morris A. Gale of
Bradford was in town Monday and COM
mitted to the county jail one Harold G.
Bard of West Fairlee Center, who is
charged with having committed the
crime of burglary in Fairlee recently.
II will be remembered that Bard, who
is young man in his early twenties,
was sentenced from this court at spe-
-ia session about three years ago to
serve term in the house of correction
for burglary committed in the town of
West Fairlee, which sentence expired
asst October.
Harry r. Wishart, assistant cashier
If the local bank, left for Barre the
irst of the week to spend short yaea
ion at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Barbara Wishart.
Edmund NJ. Coburn, who spent several
lays in town last week as the guest of
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe o.
Joburn, left Sunday for his home in
It. Johnsbury, where he has respon-
ible position with the Fairbanks Scale
works.
Mrs. Ann A. Spear died Thursday,
Aug. IA, at the home of her daughter,
drs. William II. Hill, on the Vershirc /,
Dad, after an illness of several weeks, ,
i the age of So years. The funeral
vas held from her late home on Sat
rday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. +. III. {
Perkins of Tunbridge officiating. The !
nterment was in Highland cemetery,
he bearers being Washington Beede of
'unbridge, Levi Carr of Williamstown,
Justin L. Patterson of Washington, and
William II. Hill of Chelsea. Mrs. Spear
J survived by three daughters, Mrs.
.uth Bohonon and Mrs. w. H. Hill of
helsea, and Mrs. Henry Rogers OF :
Iashua, n. III.
Rev. L. Il. Herrick, who spent several
avs in town last week, left Monday :.
Or Randolph to visit his daughters, :
IRIS. Henry johnson and Mrs. Hale
lint, before returning to his home in :,
lilton. =
Eugene Ordway, who was committed :
, jail about three weeks ago, being .
larged with having committed the !,
line of adultery, was before the county !,
ERIK recently, when his bail was fixed !.
/ $500, and Joseph 0ssola of Barre y
nd Frank Z. Bixby of Chelsea were Il
,cognized by the state in the above a.
Inn for his appearance at the December n
'rm of Orange county court He was =
'leased and returned to his home in y
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