The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-21
CHELSEA

i, Rev John A. Lawrence has returne'
from his vacation and resumed his labor
again as pastor OF the Congregations
church.
At a regular monthly communication
of George Washington lodge, No. OIL, i
and A. NJ, last Thursday evening thu
work Of the Nj. NJ. degree was exempt
fed, after which there was feed" a
special communication was appointed by
the master TO be held Thursday evening
Jan. o, and every member is urged to bt
present at this meeting.
Harvey w. Spear is working at his
trade as carpenter at South Royalton
Fred O. Billings of Sharon, agent for
the +. A. Strout real estate agency, war
in town on business Saturday. \
| Madam Eunice A. Adams has gone ia
Cornish, N. H., to spend the holidays
/ with her daughter, Mrs. Evarts r. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway, who
have been spending several weeks at
their farm on the West Corinth road,
have closed the farmhouse for the winter
and have returned to their home in the
village.
Eugene II. Kennedy, John Doyle, John
Larrabec and Moses Rivers returned last
week from Bradford. where they had
been pressing hay for few weeks.
Neal McAllster, clerk in the Tracy
hardware store, was off duty last week
by reason of illness, and went to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii.
McAllister, in Washington.
Mrs. Ellen Scales has returned from
Montpelier, where she has been visiting
her daughter and will spend the winter
here with Charles c. Scales and his sis
ter, Miss Mary Scales.
John Flanders, Wallace Sanborn, J. b.
Hill, Ned A. Griffin and James Kennedy,
who have been working in bobbin shop
in East Orange during the past month,
have completed their labors there and all
returned home last week.
The town Christmas tree and exer-
cises under the management of Mrs. An
ME +. Perkins win be held at the town
hall on Friday evening, Dec. "a.
Samuel b. Buell. was seriously i'll at
the hotel last Friday and Saturday, and
went to the home of his son law, Fred
o. Billings, in Sharon Sunday, expecting
to go to his home in STAFFORD to recu-
perate for few days before Tesuming
his seat on the bench as assistant judge
of Orange county court.
News has been received here Of the
death Of w. Rhea Greer at Colorado
Springs on Nov 90 OF tuberculosis. Mr.. !
Greer was the youngest son of William |
R. and Anna Burnham Greer and was
born in this town. Besides the parents, |
Ne is survived by wife, one brother,
Burnham X. Greer. and an adopted sis
.er, Miss Julia S. Greer, all of Cleveland,
D., to whom the sympathy of large
'ircle of friends here goes out in their
,reat bereavement.
Schools in town closed last Friday for
two weeks vacation, during which
everal of the teachers will visit their u
ZONES in other sections of the state.
Miss Neva NJ. Bohonan arrived home
saturday evening to spend the holiday
on normal school with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Leslie III. Bohonan.
ETdix n. Bacon, who has been compil-
lg "Bacon Genealogy," announces that
he book is now ready for distribution.
his book is condensed history of the
aeon family, beginning back to Grim
aldus, a Norman, who came to England |
! 1866 and gives the line of descent from
i'm down to Asa Bacon, who was born
! 1888 and with his descendants down
, the present year.