The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-04
CHELSEA.

Senator Hale X. Darling returned
home Tuesday and will remain in tow
for few days.
Mrs. Lorenzo s. Spear, who lives just
over the line in Vershire returned last
Friday from weeks visit to her sister
Mrs. L. d. Carr of Williamstown.
There was good attendance at the
ball at the town hall last Friday even
ing, many from out of towr being in at
tendance.
Miss Releaf Leavenway OF Milton,
who a few years since was a teacher in
i the grammar room OF our graded school,
is doing table work at the Orange Coun-
ty hotel.
Ray Il. Titus of Claremont, y. H., Wis
tied friends in town from Friday to
Sunday, returning to Caremont Sunday
afternoon and while here was the guest
of his father, Frank j. Titus. Ray is
one of the younger Chelsea boys who
left home last spring and went to
| Claremont to learn the machinists trade
and has recently taken up the work and
study of learning to make tools, He is
an ardent and persistent worker and will
make good in his chosen field.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanger and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. b. Hayes of Chazy, \. y,
arrived in town last week for a visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Tracy Mrs. Tracy is daughter of
Mrs. Sanger.
Several farmers in town, who have
been deprived of water supply at their
buildings by freezing, have laid pipe
on top of the ground in the snow from
their springs to their buildings and are
getting their water supply temporarily
in that way.
II. \. Mattison was in Barre City
Thursday to attend special meeting
of the directors of the Miles Block COM
pany, he being member of the direc-
torate. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Madison and they made the trip by
automobile.
Attorney Stanley G. Wilson and JUS
tice of the Peace John NJ. Comstock We're
in Strafford on legal business last |
Thursday.
Charles f. Dickinson has been APP
pointed substitute carrier on rural mail |
route, No. /, and has qualified and made |
his initial trip.
Miss Susie Spooner, who has been in
town during the past month as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. 0. d. Tracy, returned
to her home in Randolph last Friday.
Leon Il. Grant took his son, Walter
Grant, to the Mary Hitchcock hospital at
Hanover, n. H., last Friday where the
latter was operated on for adenoids.
The operation was successful and they
returned home Friday evening. They
We're accompanied by A. T. Marshall.
At a recent meeting of local members
Of the Old Home Week association, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
lent, Benjamin II. Adams; vice presi-
Tents, Fred A. Ordway and DIR. A. T. !
Marshall; secretary, John NJ. Comstock
treasurer, Harry K. Wishart; executive
William H. Sprague, Oliver /
{. Burgess, Rev. John A. Lawrence, |
Stanley c. Wilson and Walter S. Goss.
At this meeting il was voted to hold an {
I'D home week celebration this year /
Turing the week of the goth and during
he celebration the new high school !
building will be dedicated and the one
anniversary OF the building '
# the Congregational church will be OBJ
erved with proper ceremonies and exer- i
Uses. h
iAtHicuiDtI tit lax = SAFE Oi I
ressed hay at the n G. Moore farm, \
ecently purchased by Percy j. Heath,
which sale will be held on Wednesday of n
his week at | o'clock, p. m.
John l.. johnson of Boston has en- \
aged to work for Joshua NJ. Grant dur o
1g the coming season and has already
his labors.
Mrs. Hattie +. Bannister, who has
aught winter term of school in Ran
olph, has finished the same and re- V
nrned to the home of her brother, Mar
hall Carpenter, on the west hill.
Miss Genie Mitchell of Webstervile :,
as recent guest of her sister, Miss =
lora Mitchell, at the home of Fred H. =
tanton on Maple avenue. u
Mrs. Lucy Robbins, who has been
orking at the home of Wesley w. I'm =
erhill for several weeks, has completed x
er labors there and is at the home of u
er son, o. Fay Allen.
Willa~i p. Townsend was in Randolph
st week to visit friends and was ac-
'mpanied home by Mrs. Townsend, who
nd been the guest for week of Mr.. "
nd Mrs. Alonzo III. Powers. ST
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephire Brunette. Frank bi
and Miss Gladys Glidden spent OF
sturday with friends in Barre City. tv
Myron A. Prescott OF Randolph was in 81
'wn for a day recently ON business in A
with the assignment of his VI
'operty interests to Col. H. o. Bixby. 4,
r. Prescott is working for a plumber
ID hardware dealer in Randolph.
The lumbermen here were extremely
lsy last week in delivering lumber TO
e various mills, taking advantage of
e first decent Shedding afforded them no
is winter. co
At the teachers examination held here Fr
st Thursday and Friday by Principal pr
ID. Groupe, several teachers presented so
emselves for examination. ne
Notice has been received here by the pa
unity probation officer that William J. :
organ, who went from here in Novem-
r TO the house of correction to serve n
e balance of a Jail sentence. has been -
anted a conditional pardon. ID