The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-22
CHELSEA

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Mrs Laura j. Tracy went last week Ia
Boston, where she win spend the holt
days with her daughter, Miss Lyle Tracy,
and friends,
News from the Mary Fletcher hospital
J from DIR. Frank II. Godfrey, who went
there for an operation last week, is %
the effect that the operation was sue
} cessful and the outlook is for a speedy
recovery
Mrs, s. " Avery, who has been stay.
ing with her sister, Mrs. Rose BiXby,
since last summer, went last week 10
Plaintield, n. ", where she makes her
home.
Mr., and Mrs Henry Clark entertained
at their home on the west hill last week,
the formers sster.in.law, Mrs. Hugh
Clark, and children OF Berkshire.
L. Alonzo Taylor who has been stop
ping with his daughter, Mrs George
d. Lyford, in South Washington during
the past three weeks, returned Saturday
TO his home in Barre.
G. |. Hood of Lowell Mass, was in
town Tor few days recently and was
the guest OF his brother, William f.
| Hood.
Wallace II. Sanborn had the misfor-
tune to have his horse drop dead while
returning from the village to his home
near the bobbin shop last Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs Annie Perkins left last week for
bridgeport, Conn, whore she intends to
spend the winter with her cousin, Mrs.
George w. Jackman.
Sheriff Il. w. Kent was in town last
Wednesday and took two respondents
who were sentenced at the present term
Of court, John Cote to Windsor and Mic
ola LaRusso to Rutland, where they were
committed to the state prison and
house of correction, respectively.
There will be Christmas tree at the 7
Congregational church, Thursday even
ing, Dec. "a, and tree at the South T
Washington church Friday evening, Dec. (
25, with appropriate exercises by the
children at each place.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy and
Probation Officer w. H. Sprague were
in Bethel recently and took Leon Z.
Come, a probatoner, back to Chelsea for
the terms of his probation and +
before Judge George l.. Stow he entered Il
4 plea of guilty, and was sentenced to
the state industrial school during the re-
of his minority. He was com
mitted to the institution last Thursday
by Constable Guy +. Martin of Williams
town.
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Martha Stanley Allen at
her home in La c-'osse, Wis, on Satur-
day, Dee. II, after a long illness with
heart trouble. She was the widow of
The late Nelson ID. Allen and was
ormer resident Of this town, being the
laughter of the late r. b. Stanley She
s survived by one brother. Charles f. |
stanley OF Washington, who with his
wife, left Immediately for La Crosse to
Ittend the funeral. II
Col II, O. Bixby. who has been in the /
business here for the past /
wentv years, has decided to retire and II
last Saturday elosing-out H
ale at greatly reduced prices He has
ngaged w. NJ. Parker of Montpelier to
manage this sale, which will be continued II
until the entire line of goods and store II
xtures are sold. II
Mrs. Laura 7. Berry went last Satur- Il
ay to Barre to spend the winter with II
er daughter. H
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A, 0rdway and the H
alters sister. Mrs J. d. Lane went last II
eek to Mr. Ordway's farm on the West
orinth road TO remain for time to get II
taste OF a Vermont winter "on the
ill.,"
The many friends in this vicinity OF
. NJ Harvey Of Montpelier will read II
18th pleasure that he left last week, &C
,mpanied by his wife, for Florida to
pend the winter. i'll