The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-01
CHELSEA

his home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Allen & Underhill have recently in.
stalled new 900-candlepower lamp
for their moving pictures, which en-.
ablcs them to produce pictures equal to
those seen in the larger theatres,
The quarantine for diphtheria has
been raised from the families of Fred
d. and Lyman d. Parkhurst, and it
has been most gratifying to Know that
there was no spread Of the contagion
by reason Of strict observance of the
quarantine.
Mrs G. E. Jackson, who had been
visiting friends in town and also in
Barre, has returned to her home in
Brookline, Mass.
Mrs O, d. Tracy and son, Robert,
who have been guests of friends and
relatives in Montpelier have returned
home.
Miss Amber Cole has completed her
work in Quechee and is with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 0. Cole, on
the west hill.
Miss Elsie F. WEIGH has finished
work as table girl at the inn and gone
to her home in Tunbridge
Judge S, C. Wilson, who has been
presiding at the September term of
court in Windham county, has com
pleted the work on the civil docket
and the term of court has adjourned
and he returned home Wednesday
evening, He will return to Newfane
later in the winter to hear some chan
Gerry cases. He goes to Hyde Park
to-day to preside at the December
term of Lamoille county court, which
conyenes Dec, 2.
Eddie Boardman, the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j Boardman, has
gone to Mortified to work in a stone
she'd
Miss Lizzie Townsend of Barre has
been the guest of her brother, W. p. |
Townsend, and wife during Thanks
giving week.
Among those who were here for
Thanksgiving we noted the following: |
Mr., and Mrs. James Stewart and son
of Barre, at Hale X Darling's; Vinton /
c. Corwin OF Dartmouth college at f. 1
A. Corwin's; Misses Ruth and Della !
Ransom, who are attending CONNER /
cial college at Manchester, n H., at /
II. +. Ransom's; Miss Neya NJ. Boz I
honan, who is teaching in Hartland I
at l., II. Bohonan<; Mrs Gail Helmer I
and son, George Helmer, of New York |
City, at William H. Hoods /
Mrs. Martin and son, Needham. who (
have been guests at the home of the !
formers sister, Mrs. NJ. C. Taft, for I
several weeks, left last week for HYDE I
Park to visit Mrs. Martins mother, I
after which they viii return to their /
home in Nashville, Tenn.
Hale X. Darling was in Bradford on /
legal business Saturday.
What was for many years the Meth
odist parsonage on North Main street /
has been sold and decided to viii Hath
away, who buys for home, and Mr.. |
Hathaway has accepted the position /
of engineer at the bobbin shop, which .
will be open for business the first of I
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield s Hathaway,
who for several years have lived on /
the John Stanley farm in Washington, 4
have rented win A. Reeds tenement
house near the bobbin shop and have /
already taken possession.
Frank G. Dickinson OF Montpelier /
visited friends and relatives in town
Thursday.
The afternoon stage to South Roy
alton, which during the summer and
fall has left the local postollice at 2:30 4
p m, has gone onto the winter sched- I
ule, leaving now at l:30 p. m.
AT the annual meeting of the Ty- Il
rian club, which was held recently at H
their club rooms, the following officers 4
were elected for the ensuing year: 4
President, Ernest A. Corwin; vice
president, Edward B. Hatch; secretary
and treasurer, Charles E. Dickinson;
executive committee, Herbert f Com
stock, Guy A. Buck and Leon f. Grant.
The Thanksgiving ball held under
the auspices Of the local post No. 81, i
of the American Legion was well at
tended and the music furnished for the
occasion by Barre orchestra OF four
pieces was good and there were many
in attendance from out of town
Prof. Hough and the boys from the
high school are remodeling the upper
floor in the old schoolhouse building
into large and commodious hall for !
the purpose of holding basketball games
This winter.
A. w Saunders and his partner, Mr..
)'Nell of Lowell, Mass. were in town
several days last weei, making ar
-angements for starting up work at I
he bobbn shop. Il
Charles e. Dickinson, who recently
purchased the Horace II. Jones farm q
IN the east hill, has built new sugar
rouse and wifi endeavor to make use /
If the splendid sugar place on the
arm next spring. Ben A. Goodrich ,
las also built a new sugarhouse on
his farm on the west hill.
Miss Shirley Camp has gone to
5rookline, Mass, to assist Mrs. G. Il. :
Jackson in her household duties for c
ew weeks.
Herbert z. Ransom and ]. O. Per z
lins have each been so unfortunate of
ate as to lose some livestock by rea- a
on Of the animals having got access \
o paris green or other poison d
Joe Darling was home from Goddard
seminary for the Thanksgiving recess. s
George Dunbar, who has lived on the t
.ast hill for many years, has moved
o the village and is living with +