The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-25
CHELSEA

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Ned Hayward of Brattleboro arrived il
town last week to spend two weeks
vacation as the guest of his father
George l.. Hayward.
Mrs. Frances Bixby, who has been con
valescing from a long period OF illness
with rheumatism, suffered severe hem
orrhage OF the lungs last week and is in 4
very critical condition. She is being cared
for by Mrs. Mary Folsom.
John M. Atwood, a travelling salesman
for Boston dry goods house, was an
over Sunday guest of his mother, Madam
Jennie Atwood.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John M. Bicknel on Friday, May IA.
A largely attended reception was given
Rev. and Mrs. Hazeltihe at the Methodist
parsonage last Friday evening, affording
the residen1s an opportunity to meet the
new pastor and his wife.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood and her sister,
Mrs. Alice Hadley, of Roxbury, have ar
rived in town from their winters stay in
Massachusetts and have opened their
home on Maple avenue for the summer.
Harold Corwin, member of the senior
class at Dartmouth college, accompanied
| by friend, was week end guest at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
A. Corwin.
Mrs. Nellie Nation has rented apart
ments in George NJ. Medcalfs house and
moved from the farm ON the east hill to
her new quarters last week.
Mrs. Roxanna S. Jones received the
sad news of the death of her brother,
Wayne B. Tracy, at his home in Brad
ford, Pa, last Tuesday morning, after an
Illness of but two or three days duration.
Mr. Tracy was Chelsea boy, the oldest
son of the late Eddy Tracy, and though
not having lived here for many years
had kept his acquaintance renewed here,
being a frequent sojourner here on our
old home week celebrations and had made
plans to attend the celebration again this
year. He was veteran of the war of
81, 90 and was widely known in G. A. r.
circles and was most pleasant and gen
ial gentleman to meet. His age was 76
and he is survived by the sister, Mrs. |
Jones, above mentioned, and by half |
brother, Sheriff Frank II. Tracy, of Mont
pclier.
Deputy Sheriff +. w. Kent OF Randolph |
was in town last week Thursday and !
committed to Jail for term of three |
months Heller Flint of East Randolph,
who was prosecuted for a breach of the
peace.
The Chelsea town baseball team played
their first game OF the season at Mat
tonn's park last Saturday afternoon.
when they crossed bats with the snappy
team from the state agricultural school
at Randolph. The game was not with.
out errors and both teams put up hard
fight, which fact is substantiated by the
score, which was IS to II in favor of the
Chelsea team. The visitors were fine
gentlemanly lot of young men, as might
be expected from an institution of this
Kind and took their defeat with the ut
most grace. w. w. underhill umpred
The game.
Frank Gilman and his son. Dean ri. Gil.
nan, were summoned to Boston last
Thursday evening by the alarming i'll
,ess with pneumonia of Ralph L. Gilman.
he older son Of the former, and left ON
he night train for that city.
ffoDaLlon OtHcef w. II. Nprdglie ana
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy were I
allied to Willismstown last Friday morn q
nc and gathered in Eugene and 0villa
rheriault. twin brothers, aged Is, and 9
'rought them before Judge George l.. I
stow on complaint of violating the terms, !
{ their probation, and Judge Stow issued =
nittimi to commit them to the state in :
ustrial school at Vergennes during the Z
emainder of their minority. to which in
titution Sheriff AFRO A. Reed committed I
hem Monday Il
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank II. Tracy. Dep
ty Sheriff Henry c. Lawson and Mrs. 7
ildred Beware of Montpelier were the Z
uests of Mrs. Roxanna S. Jones Sun II
ay.
Harry F. Bryant commenced last week =
he Luilding OF his new blrn on the site =
here the old one was burned II. W. !,
pear is the carpenter in charge. u