The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
CHELSEA
Frank Fuller Dropped Dead While Talk
ing with Friend.


Fuller stopped abruptly while talking
looked around and saw him lying on the
ground. fastening to him, he founc
that life was extinct. The remains were
carried to his home, and his brothers
wAo live in Rochester, were notified and
arrived IN the afternoon. They took
charge of the remains, which were taker
to his former home in Rochester fol
the funeral and interment beside his
wife, whose death occurred about one
year ago. Mr.. Fuller, who had been q
resident here about five years, had made
many friends here, who knew him as 0
hard working, industrious, and honest
citizen.
Miss Marcia l.. Dickinson of Aurora
ILL.,, arrived in town last week and il
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Laura
Tracy. Miss Dickinson was native
of this town.
Miss Ola M. Hood left last week to
visit friends in Boston, Mass, and other
nearby cities.
Frank c. Dickinson of Montpelier is
spending a two weeks vacation with
friends in town.
Neil McAllister returned to his work
as clerk in the Tracy hardware store
last week, after spending weeks vaca-
tion at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. MeAllister, in Washington
Madame Ellen Scales, who has been
with her daughter, Miss Mary Scales,
in Montpelier during the past year, ar
rived in town last week for the remain
der Of the summer and is stopping at
the home of Miss Ellen Andrus.
Mrs. A. Hartman of Bradford came
last week to spend few weeks with
Miss Emma l.. Darling.
B. A. Goodrich and Ray H. Dearborn
left for Boston Monday and expect to
drive back a Ford and a Studebaker
car.
Miss Lyle Tracy, who had been the
guest OF her mother. Madame Laura
Tracy, returned to Boston last week,
where she has responsible position as
head stenographer with the Paine Fur
niture company.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. King are enter
tanning as their guest the formers sis
ter, Miss Geneva A. King OF Cohoes,
n. Y.
Miss Blanche Reed who has had EN-
ployment at the Randolph inn for sew
eral months, is spending three weeks
vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer G. Reed.
free tuition will be held by Principal
c. D. Grippe at the high school building
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
Mrs. George A. Tracy is entertaining
as her guests her sister. Mrs. Phair, and
two children Of Plattsburg, N. y.
Lawrence, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Seaver of Washington, is spending few
days at the home of his cousin, Col.
Herbert 0. BiXby.
Dan p. Dickinson of Briar Cliff Manor,
Y. ", who had been the guest of friends
and relatives in town for week, left
last week for Highgate, where he was to
be guest Of Sheriff Frank H. Tracy
for week, after which he would return
to New York.
Charles r. Beeman of Duquesne, Pa
has been engaged by the state board OF
education as supervisor OF the Chelsea
Washington. WILLIAMSBURG Orange school
district The newly appointed super
visor has had much experience in this
line of work.
Rev. Herbert ]. Wyckof of Norwich,
Conn, has been engaged 20 deliver the
principal address on old home day, Fri
day, Aug 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r. Morse Of
Railway, n. j., arrived last week aud
are guests Of the latter's aunts, Mrs.
Jennie Atwood and Mrs. Alice Hadley'
at their home ON Maple avenue.
Dan c. Stoughton, who has been doing
concrete work in town for THE past two
months, has completed his work here for
the present and left for South STAFFORD
last saturday, where he win do large
Job Of concreting.
Frank II. White, who has employment
a. a conductor on the Boston 4 Maine
railroad, with headquarters at Boston,
arrived last week at his farm in South
Washington. 20 remain with his family
Tor lew DAYS
Mrs. r. Browning Wilson and three
children, Who had been guests ~ the
home Of her husbands brother, Stanley
G. Wilson. since July !. left on Mednes'
day Last for their home in Red Bank,
y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Hin and children
went last week 10 stowe, where they
will be guests Of friends for a time.
Moses Rivers has completed work for
Edward o. Nation and commenced last
week working In the bobbin shop.
Miss Helen Brown Of Hsrtland is
spending q few DAYS ~ the home Of her
aunt. Mrs. Frank Gilman.
George ?. Flint, clerk in the postofiice.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. George
Flint. in Washington for q day recently.