The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-11
CHELSEA

Mrs. Ned A. Griffin was in Randolph
recently for u few days, where she ha'
a slight operation for a throat troubl,
performed at the sanatofium.
Miss Una Bohonon OF Washington wal
recent guest at the home OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Ii. Morey.
Leslie A. Bragg, who has been in towr
for few days looking after his rea
estate interests in South Washington
returned to his home in Milford, n. H..
last Friday
Mrs. w. Ii. Sprague left last Tuesday
for New Britain, Conn, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph c. Wilcox, and hus-
band.
Miss Ethelynd Sargent and Miss Hell
ene Sargent, who had been spending their
Easter vacation with relatives in town,
left Saturday for Springfield and New
bury, respectively, to resume teaching.
Martin S. Adams of South Royalton
was in town recently contracting for
lumber from Fred f. Goodwin and Mark
II. Whitney.
Harry N. Sanborn, who has been very
dangerously ill with pneumonia, has
lpassed the crisis and is slowly conval-
escing. Miss Coffee, a trained nurse from
Barre, is caring for him, and during his
illness his harness shop is in charge of
b. II. Adams.
Mrs. w. 5. Mexican and children, who
have been visiting relatives in town for
two weeks, left Wednesday for their
home in Glastonbury, Conn. Miss Sarah,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doyle,
returned with them and will work for
= Mrs MIX aap durtpor ha ctIun,nar
| The buildings on the farm in Wash
ington owned by Mr.. Roberts, which
farm is known as the Hayes Campbell
place, located near the Chelsea line, were
destroyed by fire March 81, which is a
serious loss to Mr.. Roberts, although he
carried fair insurance.
Fred c. Sleeper, who spent several
years of his boyhood here, living in the
family of the late w. II. II. Hall, was in |
town the first of last week on brief I
visit to old friends.
The report received here some two
weeks ago that Willard j. Moore, for
mer Chelsea boy, the youngest son OF
Nathaniel G. Moore, had been killed BY
a train near bennington Falls, b. c., has
been confirmed by a letter received here
last week from the father, who advised
that as soon as the weather became
little warmer, he and the widow would
accompany the remains here for burial.
Adelbert B. Carpenter of Somerville,
Mass, was in town for few days re-
Gently to visit his mother, Madam Irene
Carpenter, who, although more comfort
able at the present time, is in feeble
health at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
N -, -
Dan G. Bixby, who has been the OPP
orator at the Orange County Telephone
exchange for year, has resigned and
his services in that capacity s
and Miss Esther Smith, daughter of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Fred W. Smith, has been en- +
gagged for that position and commenced
her duties last week, Mr.. Bixby expects
10 90 to Barre in the near future, where
he has accepted a position as clerk in a
gents furnishing store
Myron A. Little, who had been the
quest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
Little for a week, left the first OF last
week for his home in Oneonts, N. Y,
Mrs. Little is remaining in town for a
onger visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
4. Heath.
Mark Dunbar, who has lived in Ran. =
lolph for the past few years, is stopping u
or time at the home OF his brother, !.
ieorge Dunbar, on the east hill. fl
Miss Margaret Shay, who spent her u
Caster vacation at the home of her uncle, d
Andrew L. Sprague, on the west hill, re- n
urned last week to resume her studies =,
n Mddlebury college. e
Burt L. Cram of Norwich, Conn, has II
l.
n Main street Mrs. Cram, who was q
Iiss Minnie Allen and a native OF this :
own, is niece OF Mrs. Godfrey's. 1t is
expected that Mr. and Mrs. Cram will
ome here later TO make their home.
The many friends here of Herbert r
over, who for several years was butter
,aker at the Orange County creamery,
nd who during the past year has been
18th the II. p. Hood Co., at Barton, will
e interested to learn that he has ac.
opted good position with the Little
IN Cooperative creamery at Littleton,
H.
Henry Clark, manager Of the G, |.
God farm on the west hill. went last
tuesday, to Lowell, Mass, with two car
ads OF young Jersey heifers, which had
zen wintered at the farm.
Jerry, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. \. Lucas,
as taken to Randolph the first OF last =
eek, where he was operated on sue n
ssfully at Che sanatorium for append =
tbs, and all reports are that he is max n
& good recovery.
Miss Janet L. Smith died at the home A
Horace I. Walker on the west hill
-iday. March 81, following a paralytic |
81 Oh H. Ja,r H.,
neral was held from the west hill ~
urch Sunday, April 2, Rev. John A. II
lwrence officiating and interment was /,
the cemetery near the church She
as a maiden lady and was seventy
ght years of age, and leaves as her me IN.
arrest relatives, one nephew, Fred W. for
NTH, and three nieces, Mrs. w. w. Tn
.ov,a,, Me- uor,a, pr;,.4 81 NJ stir
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