The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-14
CHELSEA


Mrs. Camelia Coyne, who has recently
completed a several months term OF
service for Mrs. George A. Tracy, Is
working at the Orange County hotel as
cook through court.
William II. Hill has gone to Corinth
for the month of December TO work in a
blacksmith shop for Frank j. Hutton
as an assistant, during the rush of the
sharpening season.
Miss Alice r. Tabor went to Barre
last Friday to spend the week end with
| friends.
Miss Verna Burgess, who recently re-
turned from Barre, where she had been
assisting Mrs. Earl t. Parker in her
household duties, is working for time
for Mrs. George A. Tracy at the Jail
house.
Mrs. Fred i. Goodwin was called to
Washington early Saturday morning by
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
l.. ID. Tillotson, and later in the day
DIR. +. II. Godfrey was summoned to
Washington at consultation of physi-
clans in her case.
Miss Vera M. Beckwith was in Ran
doIph few days recently as the guest
of Miss Nora f. Taylor, who is teaching
the graded school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence j. Granger of
East Randolph, who recently purchased
the Arthur II. Camp place on Main
street, moved their household goods here
last week and took possession of their
new purchase, and Mr.. Granger an
nounces that he is prepared and ready
to take up general telephone repair work
which covers both line and instruments.
Zephire Brunette, who lives on the
Buzzell farm ON the east hill, as
rented the Charles A. Densmore black |
smith shop and will do a general black !
sinithing business three days in each !
week during the remainder of the win
ter.
Elmer II. Kinney, who has worked dur
ing the summer and fall for Burt Fetch
err on the east hill, has completed his
term of service there and has gone to
East Brookfeld to work for f. ii. Har-
rington during. the winter.
At recent meeting of the Chelsea
grange, the following officers were elect
ID for the ensuing year: Master, George
oyerseer, Leslie II. Bohonon;
steward, Clarence Halyorson; assistant
steward, William L. Burbank; lecturer,
Mrs. Nellie Burgess; chaplain, Mrs. Rose
Bixby secretary, Mrs. Nellie |. Per-
lins; treasurer, Miss Marion Ramsdell;
ady assistant steward, Miss Eunice (
3owin; gatekeeper, Ralph Gokey; Ceres,
Mrs. George Dickerm-n; Pomona, Mrs.
Iohn Doyle; Flora, Mrs. Leslie I'll. Bo
lonon. AT a special meeting held last
week, the first and second degrees were
worked on a class of ten, and it is ex 6
IL, the third and fourth de- Z
rees win be conferred upon this class
I which time it is expected that the
grange win be present and
onfer the degrees.
News has been received here that Mr.. e
nd Mrs. Edward Dutton, who went a
ear ago to Florida to make their home, >
ave left that state and are now in Cali
Drnia with the view OF settling there ;
Mr. Dutton was Williams
1wn boy and his wife will be remem
cred as Miss Emma Sargent, whose
lother lives here in the upper village.
The regular monthly communication "
George Washington lodge, No. 81, +. a
A. NJ, will be held Thursday evening
this week, when there will be work G
1 the w. NJ. degree All members of
lie lodge are requested to be present
I'd all visiting brethren in town who "
e in good standing are invited to be
'esent. ida
News is received here of the death OF
imenia 5. Emery, widow Of the late "a
Gorge A. Emery. at her home in Somer
lie, Mass, on Friday Dec. 3, at the II
e OF Y years. The funeral followed re-
Sunday and interment was beside
r husband in the family lot in Cedar on
'ove cemetery. Boston, Mass. Mrs. En-
v was a native Of this town, being a n
lighter of the late Serene and Lydia NJ
istin Allen, and is survived by an in ex
lid son and one sister, Mrs. Eunice
nlford, of Archer, Nebraska. Mrs. I'm. w
y WIS always a familiar figure on our ne
/ home week occasions, and spent sew
al weeks here each summer as the
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