The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-25
CHELSEA

Mrs. Sarah L. Skinner and her sister
Mrs. Mary A. Wills, have both been Sc.
riously i'll for several days with the pre-.
vailing distemper and Mrs. Alice Hack
EFT has been caring for them.
The condition of Aaron Ovitt, who was
reported seriously i'll last week from the
effects Of gangrene, is no better than last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Green and two
daughters, who moved last week from
the tenement owned by the Orange Coun-
ty Bobbin corporation to the Clement
house on South Main street, are all Sc
rously i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Eunce A. Adams has gone to Cor
nish Flat, N. H., where she expects to re-
main during the remainder of the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Evarts p.
Brown.
Mrs. Fred +. Goodwin went Sunday to
Washington and Monday accompanied
her father, l.. ID. Tillotson, TO Bnrling
ton, where he is to submit to a slight
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
1t is reported that there are something
like thirty cases of measles in town and
it is likely that many Others will be
Edward HI. Burbank and Mary Early
Folsom were married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Nellie A. Nation,
Of South Royalton, on Jan. 10 by Rev.
J.. L. Herrick of Milton. Mr.. Burbank
is one Of our enterprising young farmers,
having purchased the W. Nj. Nation
farm about a year ago, where they will
make their home.
George Durkee, the nine year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Durkee, who
resides on the east hill, has gone to Bos-
ton to receive treatment a third time for
withered limb, which is the result of an
attack of infantile paralysis when he |
was about two years old The treatment |
he has received on two former occasions !
has been of material benefit to him and |
it is hoped that he will receive much
benefit from his visit to Boston for treat
,nent at this time.
Z. G. Harrington and Rollo Tilton of
last Brooktield are here this week get
ting out lumber for William II. Sprague
on his South Washington farm.
News has been received of the mar
rage of Miss Ethelynd NJ. Sargent, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
ip 1. Sargent of this place to r. G. Dunn
OF Windsor, which occurred on the 3oth
of December. Mr.. Dunn has employment
with the National Acme CO., of Wind
scr and the bride has been popular
teacher for the past few years in Spring
field. They viii reside in Windsor.
Benjamin H. Adams was in West Leb-
anon, N. H., last Friday in the capacity
OF auctioneer at the Adams & Kendall
sales stables.
News has been received here recently
of the death of two natives and former :
of Chelsea as follows: Fred !
erick E. Fuller of Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. /
John A. Twiss of Milford, n. ii. Mr.. /
Fuller went to Lowell from this town !
when young man and has since re-
sided there, following s1e trade of car |
Dcnter and joiner. He had been connect \
ID with the Lowell fire department for
he past Al years and captain of truck {
No. 3 at the central fire station since I
1888 He is survived by his wife and one h
laughter, Miss Gertrude Fuller, also two
brothers, George Fuller OF Tunbridge, Ii
md Edwin d. Fuller OF Lowell, Mass,
md by one sister. Miss Laura A. Fuller, j
llso of Lowell. Mrs. Twiss, who was 81 o
,ears of age at the time of her death, b
vas a daughter of the late William A. el
md Esnily H. Allen of this town. She a
$ survived by Mr. Twiss. her husband, I
nd two daughters, Miss Margaret Twiss RI
# Milford, n. H., and Mrs. Dorothy nj