The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-20
CHELSEA

| Mrs. A. =. Marshall was i'll with til,
measles last week.
| Miss l.. Blanche Carpenter left last
week for Barnard, where she is to teacl
school during the spring.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Dean H Gilman last Friday.
Harold Corwn returned to his studies
at Dartmouth college last Wednesday
after spending two weeks at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Ernest A
Corwin.
| Deputy Sheriff T.. w. Kent OF South
Randolph was in town Saturday to get
his car, which had been stored at the
garage here and thoroughly overhauled
during the winter.
Miss Elsie Hood left last week for
Schenectady, y. Y. where she vii be
the guest of her brother, Guy i. Hood
DIR. T. G. Sprague of Barre City and
William II. Sprague of this town have
been appointed joint executors of the
estate of their father, John H. Sprague,
late Of East Brookiield, and Andrew L..
Sprague Of Chelsea and George X
Sprague of Brookfield have been appoint
led commissioners on the estate.
Mrs. George NJ. Medcalf, who has been
seriously i'll, still remains in very
critical condition.
chased the fine pacing horse that was
owned by the late DR.. Fred L. Beck
with.
The spring term OF school in the
Charles A. Luce district commence this
week, while the other schools in the out
lying districts do not commence until
Monday, April 20.
Miss Rena Barnes. who has spent most
of the winter in New York. arrived home
last week seriously i'll, and is confined to
her bed. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Wlmarth H. Luce, who had charge
OF the state road between Chelsea and
South Royalton, has been designated to
have charge OF the road this season be-
tween the Buck bridge in this village
to the Tunbridge town line.
State Auditor Horace F. Graham of !
and his chief accountant, |
Jesse L. loslyn OF Montpelier, were in
town Friday to make the semi annual
audit of the county clerks and jailor's |
accounts.
Mrs. Charles A. Densmore left last |
week for Lowell, Mass, TO visit her
sister. Mrs. Charles A. Dickey. During
bar absence her granddaughter, Miss
Dorothy Densmore, has charge OF her
Deputy County Clerk Karl A. Pember
y Woodstock was in town Friday on
lying business trip.
Frank G, Dickinson OF Montpelier WAS
IN overSunday visitor in town.
Mrs. Fannie Lincoln Cranes, who had
,een the guest OF friends in town for a
ew days. returned TO her home in Bos-
on. last Wednesday.
Leroy Sleeper, who was formerly a
esident of this town, died at his home
n Montpelier last week Monday and
is remains were brought here Wednes-
lay, the funeral being held at the Meth
dist church at O'Clock p, m. Inter.
nent WAS in the family lot in Highland
emetery. He is survived by his wild.
w. who resides in Montpelier. by five
aughters. Misses Annie and Alta. who ;
eside in Rutland; Miss Carrie. another.
.ho is married. and resides in Montpel- ,
Pr; Miss Lila. who resides here and
ne son. Milo J.. Sleeper. who resides in
trafIord. Rev. A. y. Enright ofilciat. ,
4 az the funeral and the bearers were ,
J. o. Mattoon. W. G. Goodwin, Milo VI.
anborn and C. w. Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark II. Whitney we're
allied TO Randolph last week nv the :
cath Of the latter's father. L. %. Rhodes. /,
Randolph
A daughter was born To- Mr.. and Mrs.
harles f. Dickinson Saturday.