The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-09
CHELSEA

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Mrs. Charles Il. Dickinson and ehll.
dren of North Randolph were in town
recently visiting friends.
Clifton, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carey, who live on the west
hill, has gone to East Randolph Ia
work for the season for Julius G, Greene.
G. l. Hood Of Lowell, Mass, has sold
his large and up-to.date farm on the
west hill to Harrison Il. Smith Of
West Springfield. Mass. Deeds were de-.
livered last Saturday and Mr.. Smith
took possession Mr. Smith has been in
the government employ for several years
and will continue in the government en-
ploy for time, and Henry Clark, who
has been manager for Mr.. Hood for sew
eral years, will remain as manager for
Mr.. Smith.
Miss Minnie Coburn arrived last week
from Detroit, Mich, for visit to her
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe O, Co.
burn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hettrick have
moved from Norman Davenport's on
the Nershire road to tenement in the
Dana house, owned by w. p Towns
end.
Albert p. Bugbee who has been in De.
Itrot, Mich, since the first OF February
learning the repair business at the shops
of the Maxwell Car company, arrived
home last week and will devote his time
to the repair of automobiles and will
complete his garage in the near future.
| VIII Burbank went last week Thurs
| day to the Mary Hitchcock hospital at
Hanover. n. H., for an operation on his
throat, which is reported as successful,
and Mr.. Burbank is expected home tits
week.
Walter H. Emery has been engaged !
as care taker of Highland cemetery |
again this year, and Mrs. DENIS Dens |
more will have charge of the flower beds
as she has done in the past.
James Il. Kennedy, the Oldest son of |
Eugene II. Kennedy, LETT Saturday for
Bridgeport, Conn, where he will learn |
the machinists' trade. Jim is natural
mechanic and when he has learned the
trade, his natural ability in that drec-
tion will doubtless be heard from.
DR.. Marcus IA. Coburn was taken to
the Randolph sanatorium last week
Tuesday afternoon for treatment and
possibly an operation. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Willard
f. George, and by DR. \. r. Marshall.
Reports up to the present are that he
is improving slowly under treatment
and that an operation may not be neces-
sary.
Fiheld Bohonan an aged and respect
ed citizen, committed suicide at the
80 rals Ep..h. /
Maple street Monday, May |, and the
funeral was held from his late home on
Wednesday, Rev. Robert Hazeltine oili-
ciating, assisted by Rev. John A. Law
renee. Interment was in, the family lot
in Highland cemetery. Mr.. Bohonan
was 81 years ola, and had been great
sufferer during the winter, and it is
thought that by reason Of his long sui
fering his mind had become unbalanced.
Mr.. Boilonan was veteran OF the Civil
war and a member of Waterson post,
No. As, G. A. r., and besides the son,
with whom he had made his home Tor
many years, he is survived by one
brother, who resides in Lowell, Mass.
Norman H. Hill, who sustained
broken leg three weeks ago, while work
ing at Fred c. Waldo's, was moved to
his home on the West Corinth road last
week He is thought to be making a
rood recovery.
Milo NJ. Sanborn has been engaged to
AXE care OF the road from the Wash
ngton town line to the Tunbridge town
inc and commenced his duties last
week.
Emily 7. stickney of Saxtons River
Ia fu 10 5r
he interest of the Kurn Hatin homes.
r. A. Ordway has sold a Maxwell ear
o George Dckerman, and o. ID. Tracy
las purchased new Overland touring
ar from H. +. Cutler of Barre City,
rading in his old Metz, in exchange.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling, who is recover
ng from an operation she submitted TO
{ the Barre hospital recently, was able
o come to Chelsea last Friday and is
topping with her mother Mrs. Lizzie
) smith She was accompanied here by
Ir. Darling, who remained in town
yer Sunday.
States Attorney Frank S. Williams of
bradford was in town on official business
.st Saturday afternoon and was ac-
ompaned by Howard W. Morgan, de-
active of Boston Mr.. Morgan was for
lerly, and until recently, member OF
ne Wood Morgan detective agency.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred E. Goodwin and
leir three sons spent Sunday in Wash
lgton as the guests of Mrs. Goodwin's
ither, l.. d. Tillotson.
c. c. Scales, who has been in poor
salth for the past two years, has had
lite severe sick spell of late and has
zen confined to his bed for the past
lree weeks, but at the present time is
lining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl f. Parker and son,
ebert, of Barre spent Sunday in town
the guests of Mrs. Parker's parents, =
r. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway. ba,