The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-24
CHELSEA
Albert Jones Of Barre Died on Visit to
His Brother

His Brother.
Albert Jones, resident of Barre, who
lcaine here last August to remain through
the winter with his brother, Horace II
Jones, and family, died suddenly OF
heart trouble. Tuesday, the 18th, anc
the funeral was held from the Method.
ist church Thursday afternoon, Rev
A. b. Enright officiating. The bearers
were his brother, Horace II. Jones; two
Inephews, Hiram and Clarence Jones OF
White River junction, and neighbor
Robert A. Lyon, and the remains were
placed in the tomb to await burial in
Highland cemetery in the spring. He
was past seventy years OF age. He is
survived by wife and daughter, and
one brother.
Pearl Z. Davenport, who has been
working for j. j. Robinson in Newbury,
doing carpenters work, came home last
week to stay with his parents for a
short time.
Mark w Stoddard and Edwin G. Har-
rington Of East Brooktield were in town
on business Saturday.
The high school closed its winter term
Friday and Prof. G. d. Grupe left Sat
urday morning to spend his vacation
with relatives at Willsboro, N. y,
where Mrs. Grippe went the week before.
Miss Pauline Darling came home from
Montpelier last week, as did Misses
Spmgue and Walker from the Montpelier
seminary, to remain with their parents
during their Easter vacation.
Ralph L. Gilman OF Boston was in
town for few days last week to look
after his farm interests here
Mrs. Lillian Enright Carpenter of
Barre City who had been the guest of
her parents for time, returned last
week to her home,
News has been received here of the
birth OF l2-pound son on Saturday,
March IA, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hook
er Of st. Johnsbury Mrs. Hooker is a
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Munroe 0.
Coburn of this town.
Harry II. Lyford is detained from
Tunbridge, which he purchased last De-
cember, BY reason of the continued sick
ness of one of his horses. which after a
week of sickness is thought to be i'm,
proving.
Guy Walker, former resident here,
viii return to town and work for Henry
Clarke on the Hood farms on the west
hill. Mr.. Walker is a son OF w. ID.
Walker.
Ernest George, who was called here
few weeks ago to assist in caring for his
father, Scott w George who has been
seriously i'll with diphtberia, returned
last week to Massachusetts, where he
has had employment for several years.
His father is so much improved that he
is able to be about the house.
The StraTord Dramatic company
were in town last Friday evening
aud played "The Miller's Daughter" to |
A fairly good house, who spoke highly OF |
the work OF the company and the man
ner in which they presented the play |
After the play social dance was en-
ioyed until two o'clock the following |
morning. The Chelsea opera house Or
,hestra furnished music for the play
md dance.
Miss Linora H. Colby, daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. George Il. Colby, who reside I
IN the west hill, was united in marriage, 1
Monday, March 9th, at the Methodist X
in Montpelier by Rev. Viii II
lam Shaw to Warner Thomas OF Wood II
Jury. Mr. Thomas has responsible po-
ition with the Woodbury. Granite com
amy. They viii reside in Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Dearborn OF
spent Sunday in town as the
uest of relatives.
There was a sudden outbreak OF the
numps here last week with about TWEEN.
v eases reported at the end of the
week and no one as vet seems to know
where the seed" came from.
Lyle Il. Heckwith is elerking in the
erwin store temporarily, taking the
lace Of Russell G. Gorwin, who is en-
ertaining the mumps.
Mrs. Fred p. Hall and daughter, Miss
ulia Hall, were in Barre Saturday to
isit the formers oldest daughter, Mrs.
'oderick Cameron
Frank W. Button and wife moved last
eek from the farm they sold last fall
4 South Tunbridge, to Wilbur 4.
'ewey's farm on the west hill.
Mrs, Stanley G. Wilson, who has been
eriously III for the past three weeks, is
Arthur w. Carpenter vas in VIII
amstown on business Saturday.
Harry l.. hayward, son OF Mr.. and
lrs Charles b. Hayward of Williams
,wn. has hired out to work for the sea
IN for Andrew l.. Sprague. Mr. Hay
ard has worked for Mr.. Sprague sew
ral seasons before.
VIII A. Densmore. who has been
,riously i'll for several weeks, is slowly
Improving,