The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
CHELSEA

! Misses Huntington and Whittier, stu
dents at Montelier seminary, were re
cent guests OF Miss Evelyn SpraNIe al
the home of the latter's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs Andrew l.. Sprague, on the west
hill
William Hin of Corinth has rented
the tenement house owned by the Chel'
sea Bobbin q Wood Manufacturing com
pany, and moved his family there last
Friday, and will be employed at the bob
bin shop.
Madam A. T. Goss, who has spent
turned to town for the summer, and has
opened her house on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Il. Parker and son,
Robert, OF Barre, were in town over
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Parker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ord
way.
| Allison George. who has occupied the
, Towner house in the upper village during
the past year, has rented &. b. Hard
ing's farm in South Vershire and moved
his family there last week.
Madam Sargent, who recently pur-
chased the Towner place in the upper
village moved to her new purchase last
week and her two sons are living with
her.
At the auction sale of the rea es-
tate and personal property belonging to
the estate OF the late w. Nj. Mattoon,
which was held last Wednesday, there
was a good attendance and property
sold at good values. The farm was
purchased by Henry w. Burbank, who
buys it for an addition to his home farm
which joins it. The large tenement house
and barn in the village was purchased
by Mrs. Herbert F. Nation and por-
ton of the house and the barn will be
occupied by her son, Hale W. Nation.
Percy Heath is building an addition
of lean-to, one hundred feet long. by |
eight feet wide, which will be utilized |
as a COW stable and will accommodate /
thirty-tive head of cattle. The work is
in charge of Charles A. Bacon. Among
others who are making extensive re-
pairs or additions to their buildings are
Mrs. G. G. McAllister, who has recent
~ added a spacious veranda on the front
side OF her house on South Main street,
which is occupied by Arthur H. Morey.
II. W. Spear was the carpenter in charge
Of the work. Ernest NJ. Young has also
added portico to the front side of his
house on the west hill and is now build
ing lean-to on his barn to be used
as COW stable. VIII G. Goodwin il
.he carpenter in charge of the work.
Miss Minnie, daughter of Azeriah
Barnes, was so unfortunate recently |,
while unhitching her horse as to get
me finger caught in the halter chain in
'uch way as the horse pulled back
yiolently. that the end of the finger was
jammed off and fell to the
ground. h
Madam Laura l.. Tracy, who has spent ,
everal months with friends in Boston I
md vicinity, returned to town last
Thursday and has opened her home for :
he summer.
Leslie A. Bragg of Milford, n. H.. was t
n town a few days last week looking {
fter his farm interests and other bus v
ness matters.
ne 1Htised Hlgh school Dali team a
notored to Brooktield Saturday and I
rossed bats with the nine from the \
'rookfield high school and the game re- b
ulted in score of 8 to 1 in favor of t
he Chelsea boys. s.
The annual meeting OF the Chelsea o
lcademy association was held at the I
own clerks office Saturday afternoon,
hen the following trustees were elected f,
,r the year ensuing; William F. Hood, b
r.. NJ. II. Corwin, w. p. Townsend, j. b
[. Comstock, DR.. A. T. Marshall. Stan
y c. Wilson, Hale X. Darling, William !
+. Sprague, Oliver Il Burgess, Guy A. r
uck, Walter II, Emery and George h,
Stow. The trustees organized by q,
Getting the following officers: Presi- /,
mt, Stanley G. Wilson: secretary.
gorge l.. Stow; treasurer, w. r. Towns
I'd; executive committee. John VI. Com pi
ock, DIR. A. T. Marshall and Guy A. ~
nck. Il.