The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-29
CHELSEA

i Hiram Morse has been quite serious
" i'll for week but is now Gaining
slowly.
Ralph Gokey, son of John b. Gokey
who resides on the west hill has gon,
to Moretown to work in sawmil.
Ray Ransom returned Wednesday
from New York City, where he had
been spending week with his father
and brothers.
( Harold c. West is working for Harry
|. Hayward on the west hill during the
/ sugar season, and John Doyle is work.
/ ing for a month for Herman II. Camp
bell
Sheriff George A. Tracy and Atty.
William II. Sprague were in Vershire
and West Fairlee on legal business
I Tuesday and on Wednesday the latter
and Atty. Hale *. Darling were in
White River Junction to attend chan
Gerry hearing before Chancellor Zed S.
, Stanton.
Sugar makers have been having a
fine run of sap during the past week
and some of the manufactured article
has appeared in small cake form at
our local stores at 60 cents per pound.
Here's hoping that the farmers may
have good sugar season and reap a
good harvest for their hard labor.
Pearle Davenport is doing carpenter
work for Russell G. Corwin at his farm
on the east hill.
Eugene H. Kennedy, after attending
the automobile show in Boston recent
ly, went to Bridgeport, Conn, to visit
his brother, Herbert r. Kennedy, and
also his son, James E. Kennedy.
Harry 0. Flint went to Randolph a
few days since TO visit his wife, who is
at the sanatorium for treatment and
while there was taken violently i'll at
the hotel and was Immediately removed
to the sanatorium, where it was found
that he was suffering from appendicitis
and was operated upon at once. While
the case was found to be serious one,
he stood the operation in good shape
and is making a good recovery thus
far
Mr., and Mrs. Julien r. Slack, who
have spent several months of the win
ter with the formers parents in THE
village, have moved back to their farm
on the east hill near the Washington
line.
?. c, Carly, who owns a half inter
est in the South Royalton Chelsea
stage line, has purchased the livery
business and property of Glenn Rowell
at South Royalton and will conduct the
same. George E. Chase, who has been
working during the winter for Ben A.
has been engaged to drive !
the noon stage between Chelsea and |
South Royalton, which has been oper-
ated by Mr.. Carly.
Charles A. Luce has rented his farm |
on the east hill to Thomas n, Hill. |
who will take possession April /, NOV
ing from the George f. Griffin farm on |
the Corinth road, which he has occupied |
and carried on for the past two years.
Win Hathaway and his father, w.
5. Hathaway, are working in the saw.
mill for w. A, Reed
Leonard /. Thompson. who has been
i'll for six weeks, was oper.
lted on Sunday, March q. and quart
IF pus drained from a large abscess
which had developed under his right
lrm Since the operation he has gained
-apidly and is able TO be out of doors
when the weather is favorable
Miss Neva NJ. Bohonan is spending
-wo weeks vacation from teaching in
aartland in town as the guest Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie II. Boz
ionan.
Miss Agnes Larkin, who has employ
nent in Slatersville, r, l.. is spending
! vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. l.. Larkin.
Harold f.. Colby is assisting his ia
her law, George NJ Medcalf, in the
'helsea mills. +
Principal John H. Hough of the local
Ugh school is spending his vacation in
own and is assisting Charles I. Dick.
nson in the sugar bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman +. Slack have
10Th been seriously i'll with the measles
uring the past week and the lstter's
1other, Mrs. Alice Hackett, has been
airing for them. Both are better at
his time.
Judge S. c.. Wilson, as administrator
{ the estate of the late Willard T. /
ling, has sold and conveyed the saw
nd grst mill property at Tunbridge ,
TO tho estate to Frank II. !
hayward and VIII T. Noble, who will
onduct the same under the firm name /.
nd style OF Hayward & Noble.
Miss Sarah Doyle. who is working !
Or Mrs. Flint in Washington, was
scent visitor at the home of her par.
nts, Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Doyle.
The As You Like 1t club held very
lteresting and instructive meeting at !
ne home of Mrs. A. T. Marshall re-
,ntly when Mrs. Phyllis VI. Hayden
nd Mrs. Mary A. Griffin were assistant
ostesses.
Charles Titus and Leon Clark. who 7
re attending Montpelier seminary, are
pending two weeks vacation at D
leir respective homes on the east hill o
DIR. John P. Clifford ofiRsndolph was g
town last Wednesday to see Mrs.
IT, Luce, who has been Sc
nuslv i'll for some time