The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-18
CHELSEA

Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon jackson left las
week TO join her husband in Bostor
where they purpose to remain unit
spring.
DR.. Cook has rented II. X. Darling
house ON North Main street until Jun
and he and Mrs. Cook commenced house
keeping there last week.
Fred A. Ordway and Mrs. 0rdway
who have both been afflicted with tn,
grippe this winter, have closed thei
house in the village and went last weel
to their farm on the West Corinth road
where they purpose to remain for few
weeks to recuperate from their recent
illness.
Mrs. l.. j. Harper, who has been visit
ing her brother and sister, c. C. Scales
and Miss Mary Scales for several weeks
has returned TO her home in New Hamp.
shire.
Lee r. Whitney, who mad been laid of
from duty for week by reason of hav-
ing been a victim of the prevailing dis
temper, was able to resume his work as
driver of the Barre stage last week.
Mrs. o. d. Tracy and son, Robert, who
had been visiting relatives in Montpelier
for week, returned home last Friday
afternoon.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National Bank of Orange
County, held at its banking rooms last
week Tuesday, the following directors
were elected: Willard T.. King of Tun-
bridge, Willard p. Townsend, Hiram ~
Mattison and Stanley c. Wilson of Ghel.
sea and Harrison G.. Woodruff of Barre
City, and at subsequent meeting of the
directors the following officers were elect
ed: President, Willard T. King; vice
president, Willard ?. Townsend; cashier,
Hiram n. Mattison; teller, Harry r.
Wishart.
On Thursday afternoon of this week
at o'clock at the new grange hall, f. II.
Loveland, the county agricultural agent,
is billed to speak on the subject of Com
mercial Fertilizers" covering the subject
of home mixing, etc This will be an
opportunity for the farmers Of this sec
ton to obtain much valuable informa-
tion on subject of personal interest to
each one, and there should be a large at
tendance.
On Thursday evening of this week, the
annual meeting of George Washington
lodge, No. 81, f. and A. NJ, will be held
and at this meeting the officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and it is i'm
portant that every member be present.
At the annual meeting of the local
camp, Modern Woodmen of America, the |
following officers were elected for the
CoYa.,I A n Mar
shall; past consul, Eugene H. Kennedy; |
adviser, j. Oliver Perkins; banker, Err
nest NJ. Young; clerk. Arthur II. Morey;
guide, Henry Menard; sentry, Frank /.
Bixby; Waterman, Charles j.. Dickinson;
camp physician, Dr. A. r. Marshall; ex
ecutiye committee, Frank H. Bixby, w.
II. Sprague and S. C. Wilson.
Among the recent hsssiness visitors in
town are Dan G. Stoughton of South
Royalton, +. G. Harrington of East
II. f. Belville of STAFFORD,
D. C. Clement of Corinth Ernest l.. Kib
bee OF Williamstown and Fred O. Billings
IF Sharon.
Albert r. Bugbee commenced last week
with quite force of help to cut ice to
i'll several ice houses in town. He is
.aking his goods from the grist mill pond
ust back of the Dearborn furniture
store and is getting an unusually fine
srade Of ice which is about IA inches
,hick.
Among those who were i'll with the
,rippe last week are: Principal C. d.
3rupe, Walter H. Emery, Wallace II.
sanborn, Mrs. Aurora j. Sanborn, Mr.. ;
md Mrs. VIII A. Hood, Mrs. Win San
,orn, Moses Rivers, Jerry and Eva Lucas,
dadam Calista K. Lucas and Mrs. Earl
boyle.
Mrs. Cheney G. McAlIister, who had |
'een the guest of her daughter for some |
ime, has returned to her home in Wash
ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs Win Sanborn of Barre j
ity were called here last week by the
erious illness of the latters mother, h
FRS. Aurora J. Sanborn.