The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-15
CHELSEA

Miss Nellie Brown of South Straf
ford is assisting Mrs. George A. Tracy
with her household duties
Mrs. Paul koa, whose husband re.
Gently purchased the John Peal farm
near the Vershire heights. has arrived
from Austria, it taking seven weeks to
make the journey at an expense of $3.50
The entertainment given by the
young ladies of the high school last
Friday evening was literally patronizcd
and was much enjoyed. The dance
which followed was attended by good
sized company and was very much en-
ioyed. Steele's orchestra of four pieces
from South Royalton furnished excel
cnt(music for both entertainment and
dance.
Mrs. Annie Perkins, who has been
! visiting friends and relatives in Mas.
sachusetts for the past three months.
has returned to her home ON the east
Phil.
The work of laying floors and putting
on the finish in the new Masonic block
IS being pushed rapidly and it is expect
ed that the dental parlors will be ready
for occupancy so>that DIR. Hayden can
move into them the first of next week,
and 1t is also expected that the Ma
sonic lodge rooms viii be ready for oc-
cupancy by the first Of January.
The Philip j. Little house on Jail
street has been sold to Orrin Burbank
of Boston, who buys the same for n
home for his mother and sister to oc
cupy.
The assistant judges have consummat
ed q contract with Elmer T.. Wallace.
who sas been janitor at the courthouse
for the past Is years, increasing and
charging his scope Of duty to the ex.
tent of taking care of the suite of Of
fees occupied by the county clerk and
deputy clerk.
The funeral Of Henry A. Magoon.
whose death was ehronicled last week,
was held from the parlors of the Con
gregational church, Rev. John A. Law
renee officiating, and burial was in his
lot IN Highland cemetery beside his
mother He was nearly n years of age
and is survived by two nieces. Mrs.
Charles A. Bacon of this town and Mrs.
f. J. Ballou of Taunton, Mass.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Ord
way Bumps were brought here from
Palmer, Mass, for interment. Mrs
Bumps was 81 years odd and native
OF this town. The remains were az
companied by her sister, Mrs. Mary
Stearns. lnterment was in Highland
cemetery
Albert ? Bugbee has gone to Boston.
where he expects to find employment
for the winter, and win return in the
spring to carry on his farm on the west
hill.
Harry L. Paul, proprietor Of the
Orange county garage has decided TO
close his garage for a few months and
with his family left Saturday after
noon for Lynn, Mass. where he win (
have employment during the winter
but will return here and open
his garage in March. Jerry j. Lucas I
who has been employed for several |
months by Mr. Paul as a helper, viii |
also 20 to Lynn to work in garage
during the winter months i
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Clough Of .
Lebanon, \. H., We're in town Satur
lay and decided their farm, lust over
the line in Washington, on the Chelsea /
stage road, to Phil S. /
Clough, and the latter has sold and !
conveyed the same to Edgar f. Denni-
son Of Washington, who buys for a
home.
Augustus ). Boardman has moved his
family from where they have lived on
he STAFFORD road for several years to
Judge s, g. Wilson's tenement house on
he Vershire road and Mr. Boardman Il
working in the bobbn shop.
DIR. Walker, who has been in town for
'eyeral months, recuperating at the
rome of his uncle, Joshua +. Grant. on
he west hill, has returned to his home
n Cambridge, Mass, and will resume
he practice Of dentistry again.
At . meeting Of the local Red Cross
ranch Of this town, recently held. the
GLOWING officers were elected for the
nsuing year: President. Mrs. Grace
story; vice president, Mrs Bertha
Dearborn; secretary, Miss Mary J.