The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-24
CHELSEA

Ralph, of Strafford have been the guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hatch
Chamberlin on Main street for a week.
Lyle r. Beckwith, law student in S. c.
Wilson's Office, returned Thursday even
ing from Montpelier, where he had been
during the week attending the legisla-
ture.
Mrs. George Heath, who resides on Jail
street, had the misfortune last week to
fall on the floor of her house and sus-
tanned fractured hip. She is thought
to be doing as well as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin n. Dearborn have
recently visited their son. Ray H. Dear
born, and wife of West Fairlee.
Miss Eliza Camp, student in the high
school, is i'll with pneumonia at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Harry +. Bryant, on
Jail street, and is being cared for by a
trained nurse from Hanover, n. II.
On account of the bad condition of the
roads Rev. Robert Haseltine journeyed
to his parish on the west Hill last Sunday
on horseback.
Wallace III. and Harry Sanborn went to
Barre the first Of the week and the for
mer is stopping with friends in that city
while he is recuperating from his late Sc
rious illness.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Rogers have been
visiting friends in Barre during the week.
Russell G.. Corwin, who recently came
from Boston TO remain in town for
time, is working temporarily in the bob
bin shop.
flint p1arl IN ha Local
office, spent last Sunday as the guest of
his parents in Washington.
Norman II, HILL who last fall rented
George +. Grilin's farm on the Corinth
road on shares for one year, has entered
into further contract with Mr. Griffin.
whereby, the former lease is to be termi-
mated ON April |, when Mr.. Hill will re
turn TO his own farm, also on the Corinth |
road
VIII c. Ycartsw, who has conducted
business in W. f. Hoods /
shop on Mamie street for the past two I
and one half years. will move on April | I
to his own shop on the Nershire road I
which has been occupied for the past two {
years by w. w. Arbucklesas a tenement I
house. Mr.. Yeartaw will make such
changes astmay be necessary to convert /
il into shop where he will continue his
business.
Mrs Arthur II. Morey has been in
during the week as the guest
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Meal.
lister
Miss Neva NJ Bohonan, who teaches in
Norwich arrived in town the first OF the
week to spend the Easter vacation with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie II. Boz
lonan.
The remains of DR.. George j. Helmer,
Who died at his home in Nyack. \. Y,
where funeral services were held last
sunday. arrived here Tuesday. accom-
,anied by his wife and children. and in
erment was in the family lot in High i
and cemetery. The bearers were r. A.
II. o. Bixby, w. H. Sprague, =,
/. n Mattison, O. ID, Tracy and o. 4. 5
Burgess. and Rev. John A. Lawrence !
fiiciated at the burial.
Mrs. Emily tCarnes Dewey, wife Of f,
Wilbur f. Dewey, passed away at their ;,
ono on Main street Sunday morning !
Tarclt is, after an illness of about two
,eeks with asthma. She had been t
reat sufferer for several years from a
al,ular disease OF the heart. The fu- :
era services were held from the home
tuesday, afternoon at ! o'clock, Rev.
ebert Haseltine officiating The re-
,aius were placed in the receiving vault
Highland cemetery and intcrment viii
2 In the family lot in the West Hill
,mctrry. Mrs Dewey was a most cs
mabla lady. heloved' by all who knew
rr. and va, G9 years Of age at the time
Z her death. which occurred on the 43d
OF her marriage.
Miss Christabel Dcnsmore, no teaches
West Fairlte. i spending her Easter
ication at tho home OF her PARENTS Mr.
NJ Mrs VIII \. Deusmore.
Mrs Beattic. former resident of
radford has moved recently into the
nement house owned by charles Lyon
, the Nershire road, which place j.
lown al, the Mel Burnham place which
r. Lyon purchased from the Durham
tate, thoroughly renovating aud repair
2 the same 80 that it j. now a desir
lie tenement Mrs Beattic has two
ms. one Of whom works for Eugene II.
ennedy in the garage and the other
nrks Tor Henry w. Burbank on the
rm.
". n. Hill. who has been working at
! trade as blacksmith IN Coriuth dur
? the past wear. has been spending the
rex at his home here on the Ncr~hire
ad.