The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-24
CHELSEA

Rev. Robert Heseltine has been en-.
gagged TO speak at South Royalton on
Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph C. Wilcox, who
have been visiting in town Of late, have
gone to East Brookiield, where they
will make their future home. Mr.. VIII
cox has held a responsible position in the
! Office of the Corbn company in New
/ Britain, Conn, for several years and was
! reluctant to sever his connection with
| the company but felt the physical neces-
| sity of change from indoor to outdoor
! life, hence his decision TO become a Yer
monter to take up the business Of farm
ing and stock raising.
| Miss Alice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles +. Button, is at home from her
school at johnson, where she is a stu
dent in the normal and is entertaining
/ the measles.
Charles A. Densmore has rented his
place on Hill street to o. J. Wiggin. who
recently sold his farm in Corinth.
Both stages between Chelsea and South
Royalton are now OF the auto type. The
morning stage, operated by Harry F..
Bryant, the proprietor of the route, is the
large Buick he has run for two seasons,
and the noon stage, which arrives here
a little after Q o'clock a, m, is a natty
little Ford truck, which is driven by
Ralph H. Stanton.
John w. Sprague, who graduated last
week from Norwich university, arrived
home last week for an indefinite stay
and is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w Fl. Sprague. He recently passed
examinations before the U. S. naval
board for a position as assistant pay
master in the navy and expects to receive
orders before July ! to proceed TO Wash
ington, ID. c., TO enter Uncle Sans serv-
ice in the above. mentioned capacity
Fred j. Alderman, who recently sold
his farm just over the line in Tunbrdge
to George B. NORWOOD, has moved his
household goods into the Dana house,
which is owned by w. P. Townsend
Madam Ann y. Goss, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs j. Euclid Fish of Canton, Mass, re-
turned to town and has opened her house
on South Main street Her son, Walter
S. Goss, and family of Barre City were
her guests the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hamilton OF
Hartford have been in town during the
past two weeks as the guest of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G..
Reed
Assistant Judge B. II. Adams has been
having some interior work done at the
courthouse in the line of papering and
painting, the rooms affected being the
sheriff's and lawyers rooms on the sec
ond floor and the county clerks Office
on the first floor. The work was done by
Parkhurst & Scribner
Harry f. Bryant has recently pur-
chased OF Mrs. G. +. Jackson of Boston
the Hall pasture and moving above the
leading to Highland cemetery.
The consideration was 5000 and Mrs. |
Jackson reserved water right in the
NOW field for the Hall house.
Atty. Millward c. Taft left last Fri |
day for his former home in Bristol to |
look after some legal and other business |
matters there and is expected back the |
last of this or the first of next week
Clifton V. Carey and Ella NJ Parker, /
both OF Chelsea, were united in marriage I
at the Congregational parsonage by Rev.
John A. Lawrence on May II.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bickford, who has spent /
he winter with her daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Fisher, in Worcester, Mass. arrived the
irst of the week to remain during the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Ger
rude B. Sprague.
Judge B. H. Adams has purchased a
mall wood lot lying just over the line
n the town of Washington, the pur-
hase having been made from Wallace II.
At special communication Of George
lodge, No. 81, +. and A. NJ,
leld Monday evening, the work of the
irst and second degrees was exemplified.
Henry Clark, who has held the posi-
ion of manager on c. |. Hoods farm
N the west hill for several years, and
or the past year has been manager on
he same farm for Mr. Smith. who pur-
hased the farm from Mr.. Hood, will soon
Love his family into one of George A.
'racy's tenements, as Mr.. Smith will
axe charge of the farm himself about
une !.
The annual meeting Of the Orange
'ounty Creamery company was held May
when the following directors and Off
ers were elected for the ensuing year:
resident. Horace Moxley; manager. Al
all w. Whitney; auditors, Willard p.
'ownsend, Ernest A. Corwin and Roy b.
anders; secretary, Euniee A. Lewis;
treasurer, John H. Comstock
William II. Adams and Ninton A. Cor
in. students at Goddard seminary, spent
he week end recess at the homes OF their
arents, b. III. Adams and wife and f. A.
erwin and wife, respectively, returning
, Barre Tuesday morning.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson returned to
Iontpelier Tuesday morning, after hav-