The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-02
CHELSEA

George L. Hayward was in Windsor a
portion of last week as a petit juror in
attendance upon the United States court.
The Lyman Medcalf place opposite
the west hill church has recently been
sold by Mrs. Elsie Rich to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee j.. Salter of Montpelier.
Forest Fuller of South Royalton, who
has driven the morning stage from
South Royalton for the past year for II.
T. Bryant, N~has completed his services
in that capacity and his place is taken
by A. w. Lewis of South Royalton.
Mrs. Roxanna S. Jones went last week
to Montpelier to remain for a time at
the home of her brother, Sheriff Frank
H. Tracy.
Mrs. Abbie Bixby, who has lived at
the home of her parents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Colamar p. Abbott, for the
past few years, has rented a tenement
in Mrs. Horace T. Walkers house and
moved there last week. Her son, Daniel,
who is member of the senior class in
our high school, boards with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale X. Darling and
son, Joe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sprague
aud b. A. Goodrich were in Mortified
Thursday to attend the Middlebury--N.
Z. ball game and in the evening attend
ell the Choral union concert in Montpel-
ier
Harry O. Cole, who has lived on the
"old Camp farm" on the west hill for
the past ten years, has sold the same,
together with the stock and tools, to
Bert Lowell of Cabot for $1,000, and the
new purchaser has already taken pos
session. Mr.. Cole has moved his fam
lily into the Ara A. Annis house on the
west hill, where they will live while Mr..
Cole is looking for another farm.
The Chelsea high school ball team went
to Williamstown Saturday and played
the team from the WILLIAMSBURG high,
the game resulting in a score of six to
seven in favor of Williamstown.
Percy j. Heath and Miss Florence o.
Taylor daughter OF Noah c. Taylor,
We're married by Rev John A. Lawrence
at the home of the bride Saturday morn
ing and left Immediately on short |
wedding trip.
Madam Wheelock left last week for
a visit to her former home in Worces
ter, and during her absence her house
will be closed.
Miss Lyle Eastman. only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eastman, who live |
just over the line in Washington and |
who was so unfortunate year ago as |
to be obliged 10 have one limb ampu-
tated. went last week to Lowell, Mass, |
where she will be fitted to an artificial |
limb before she returns home. She ex-
poets to be gone about six weeks and |
she was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. |
Amos B. Wright
Roy f. Titus of Claremont. n. H.. Wis
tied friends in town from Saturday until |
Monday and while here was the guest |
Of his father, Frank j. Titus.
Hale X. Darling was in his usual
good demand as a Memorial day orator.
as is evidenced by the fact that he spoke
At Vershire in the forenoon and at
Bradford in the afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie King, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Loveann Doyle, of
Barre, returned last week to the home of
ler son, Albert n. Austin.
Mrs. Aurora j. Sanborn returned Sun
lay from Barre, where she had been
-he guest during the past week of two
daughters and one son, who reside in
hat city.
Miss Annie Sleeper, a dressmaker in
Rutland, and her sister. Miss Alta
Sleeper. who has position as district
Nurse in Rutland, were over Sunday
quests of their mother, Mrs Abbie L.
sleeper, as was also their brother, Milo
W. Sleeper, who has responsible posi-
ion as clerk for Horace H. Udall of
Stafford
Miss Christabel Densmore, a member
If the senior class of the Spaulding high
chool; Miss Neva NJ. Bohonan of the
enior class of the Randolph high school
md Miss Ola NJ Hood. teacher in the
primary room of the Randolph graded
chool were all over Sunday guests of
heir parents respectively.
Mrs Ralph A. Wiley was called last
week to Montgomery Center by the Sc
ious illness of sister. She was accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Hazel
Wiley and by her son, Herman Wiley.
Rev. A. B. Enright entertained as his
uest last week, Rev. w. j. Atkinson of
Derby, n. H.