The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-31
CHELSEA
Mrs. Thomas ], Quaide Died Last Week
and Burial Was at Lynn, Mass.

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| Mrs. Anna tMagoon) Quaide passed
away at her home in the upper village
last week Thursday and the funeral was
held from her late home Friday after
noon and her remains were taken by au-
tomobile on Saturday to Lynn, Mass
for burial in the Quaide family lot beside
her daughter, who died several years ago,
The remains were accompanied by her
husband, Thomas J. Quaide, who re-
turned Sunday evening Besides the
husband, the deceased is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Ormsby of Vershire and
Mrs. Ware of Boston, and one brother
Dan Magoon of Fairlee. She was about
| rs years Of age.
| Miss Lydia Mendon, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary George, left Monday
for her home in Melrose Highlands, Mass
Deputy United States Marshal George
F. Laekey of Montpelier was in town
last week and arrested Arthur A. Tay-
Tor on U. s. warrant, charging him
with sending obscene matter through the
| u. S. mails, and took him to Montpelier
and lodged him in jail to await trial in
the U. s. court.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis, with their
daughter and cousin Mrs. Robert Layton
of Providence, r. l., were recent guests
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
t. Judd. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Judd are
cousins and had not met before for 80
years.
| Daniel G. Bixby, who has been in the
U. 8. service for the past Is months and
who recently returned from overseas, has
received his discharge and arrived in
town last week Friday.
Jerry j, Lucas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Il. Lucas, who has been their guest
for few weeks, left last week for De-
troit, Mich, with prospects of obtain
ing employment in some of the large au-
tomobile manufacturing plants in that
city. He was accompanied by his friend,
Harold Twist, of Hartford, Conn, and
the young men contemplate after few
months work in Detroit, to proceed on
their journey to California, expecting to
reach the Pacific coast before winter
At special communication Of George
Washington lodge, No 81, +. and A. NJ,
held Tuesday evening, the II, G. degree
was conferred upon three candidates and
there will be special communication
held Tuesday evening, Aug 7, when the
M. NJ. degree will be conferred and all
members are requested to be present at
o'clock sharp as the meeting will COM
menee at that time.
Charles J. Corwin of Boston and his
daughter, Miss Clyda A. Corwin, are
| guests at the Chelsea inn. Mr.. Corwin
holds the position as assistant to the in
come deputy for Massachusetts,, and Miss
Corwin il a nurse in the Mclean hospi-
tai at Waverly, Mass.
Or. William II. Cook has gone to Beth
Ell for month to do dental work and
there is a possibility that he may locate
there II he finds from the months ex-
Renee that the opening will warrant
making the change. DIR. Cook has made
good here and has had The loyal support
of the townspeople and has drawn a
a large patronage from the adjoining
towns, and our people would seriously
regret TO have him leave town.
| 1t is understood that Harry Paul OF
| Lynn, Mass, who has been here more OF
less for the past month by reason of the
failing health and death Of his mother
Mrs. Leonard Paul, has purchased the
Orange county garage of Albert P. Bug.
bee, who built the same and has oper.
ated for two or three years past Mr.
/ Paul proposes TO complete the building
and equip ii with all the modern machin.
cry necessary for an up.to-date repair
garage and will also carry large stock
OF automobile accessories Mr.. Paul il an
expert auto mechanic and has had 70
years experience in the business, and
proposes to put In force Of mechanics
! sufficient to handle the business. which
naturally comes here. The location il
central for large outlying territory and
as Mr. Paul is hustler, the outlook il
good for thriving business.
Mrs. Charles Goodwin and Mrs. Ar.
/ thur F. Dickinson have returned from
the Randolph sanatorium, where they
submitted to operations, from which thew
are making satisfactory recovery.
Thomas G, Dearborn Of STAFFORD, who
was formerly OF this town, has accepted
A position with the Bailey Music Co. OF
| White River junction as a salesman, and
Is on the road most Of the time and was
in town last week in the interest of the
company and made several sales while
| here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lover have sold
their farm on the Vershire road together
with stock and tools to Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Dudash and Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
BraZnah, who came here recently from