The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-28
CHELSEA

Among those who attended the Bos
ton excursion from this place were Al
bert p. Bugbee, Carl Almeida and sor
and George +. Flint.
Albert Sargent, who has been work
ing in town for time, has gone to Bel
lows Falls, where he has engaged to work
in a machine shop.
Miss Winnie Pierce, who has been a
recent guest of Dr. and Mrs. William II
Cook, has returned to her home in North
Attleboro, Mass.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd, who has been oc'
cupying a tenement In the Hale W.
Nation house on Jail street, has moved
to Jennie Orr's tenement on the same
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Ordwey went
the first of the week to their farm on the
Corinth road to spend few weeks.
Miss Blanche Reed, who has been at
the White mountains during the sum
mer as waitress, is visiting at the
home of her father Elmer G. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hood who
had been spending several weeks at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. George
j. Helmer at Nyack, N. Y, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon has gone to Nash
ua, n. H., to spend the winter with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Davis are en-
tertaining as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Faulkner of Lowell, Mass.
At the auction sale OF the property
belonging to the estate of the late Aza
riah Barnes, all property brought good
prices and the real estate was struck
off as follows: Hill farm to Ernest NJ.
Young; ten-acre wood lot to Gilbert
Lane, and the home place to Horace T.
Walker. The home place brought $500
and Mr.. Walker purchased the same for
home, contemplating occupying the
same as soon as he can make satisfac-
tory disposition of his farm on the west
hill. B. II. Adams welded the hammer
to the satisfaction of all present.
On complaint of County Probation Of
'fcer William II. Sprague, Darwin L. Nc
Coy of Newbury, who was placed on pro-
baton in December, 1914, for the crime
of larceny, was brought before the as
sistant judge on Thursday, charged with
having violated the terms of his proba- |
ton in failing to keep the probation ofii- |
GER notified OF any change of his address. |
Upon full hearing the court decided to |
require the respondent to pay the costs |
of the prosecution and continue the term |
of probation and in default of payment |
ordered that the original sentence to
the house of correction for two years be
put in execution Mccoy paid the costs
and returned to his home in Newbury.
Leslie II, Bohonon has laid new pipe to
a reservoir he has recently constructed,
bringing water to his house and furnish
ing water also for two of his neighbors.
He is also having bathroom installed
With modern plumbing throughout, Lam
son Brothers of Randolph doing the
plumbing.
Vinton A. and Nellie NJ. Corwin of
Boston, who had been spending two
weeks in town as guests of their brother,
ernest A. Corwin, and family, returned
he first of the week to their home
Ernest A. Corwin has at last joined
he ranks of the autoists, having pur-
hased Ford touring car.
Mrs. Joseph H. Griffin returned last
week from Boston where she has been
he guest of Mrs. Fannie Bell, who in
ate years has been a frequent visitor
ere.
Wilnmrth II. Luce, with his force of !
elp, are now engaged in state road work
N the Corinth road between the new CO. 6
nent bridge and Lewis n Lucas place.
james Goodell, who has worked for
rank f. Bixby during the summer, has I
ecured employment in Woodstock and r
moved his family there Friday. .
Mrs. George H. Hettrick and son, who
gently moved to North Woodstock, n
l., where Mr.. Hettrick has employment !;
4 bobbin shop, arrived in town last +
,eek and are visiting at the home of E
lrs. Hettrick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a
Torman G. Davenport. 7