The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-08
CHELSEA

Judge B. II. Adams was in West Leb-
! anon, N. H., last Friday to attend the
auction sale of horses at the Adams q
Kendall sale stables.
Elgin d. Barnes will give banquet
to our returned soldiers at the Park
View on May 10, under the manage
ment of Mrs. Celia Flanders and her
daughter, Miss Hazel Flanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Tracy and son,
Robert, returned Saturday afternoon
from a business trip to Manchester,
N. H.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert N. Austin. Both mother and
child are getting along fine.
DIR. William H. Cook returned Mon
! day noon from West Fairlee, where he
had been during the first four days Of
the month doing dentistry work. Mrs.
Cook and Virginia accompanied him.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bixby went last FRI
day to Hartford, Conn.,, her former home,
where she will visit friends and relatives
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Ruth Kennedy and son, Eugene
II. Kennedy, went Tuesday to Worces-
ter with the remains of the late Ann
Wheeloek, a sister of Mrs. Kennedy, for
nterment in the family lot beside her
| late husband.
Jesse Hunt went last Saturday to
North Montpelier, where he has accept
| ed a position in the creamery, where he
proposes to learn the art of butter max
ing.
The local high school baseball team
went to Bradford last Saturday after
noon and won game from the Bradford
high school team.
The remains of Horace Jones were
brought here last Saturday for interment
in the family lot in Highland cemetery.
| Mr.. Jones' death was sudden, although
he had been afflicted with hardening of
the arteries for some time. The funeral
was held from the Congregational
church, Rev. John A. Lawrence ofiiciat-
/ ing. He is survived by the widow, one
I son, Hiram Jones of White River juno
| ton, and three daughters.
Carlos j. kingsbury died at his home
! Just over the line in Washington on
: Wednesday, April 80, and the funeral
was held from his late home on Friday,
the I'd of May. Several from this place,
among them veterans and Sons OF Vet
Grams, attended the funeral
Leon NJ. McAllister of Williamstown
made his first appearance of the season
| with his meat cart Tuesday and he was
a welcome visitor in this place.
George L. Hayward was called to Hol-
! yoke, Mass, recently to attend the fu-
neral of his son-in-law, Dan Robinson
| who at one time was a resident OF this
town.
Max L. Hayward was in Brookfeld
over Sunday with his family, who are
staying with Mrs. Hayward's mother
| Mrs. Luthera Whitney, whose health Is
| poor.
The cement and brick which are to be
used about the foundation for the new
| Masonic block have arrived and it is ex'
pected that work will be commenced on
| the foundation before the first of June
CLYDE j. Sanborn went last week 70
the Randolph sanatorium for an opera.
ton on one foot and is reported TO te
! getting along nicely. A young daughter
! Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert r. Colby was
/ operated on Saturday at the Randolph
sanatorium for mastoid trouble.
Ned A. Griffin was in Randolph Sun
day to spend the day with his wife, who
has been at the sanatorium for treat
ment since her operation for appendicitis
two weeks ago, and 1t is expected sht
will be able to return to her home in 9
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Seaver of Will
Jamestown were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas j. Doyle the first Of the week
Among those from out OF town wh'
have been here this week on business
are j. n. lime, w. G. Richardson, JohT