The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-05
CHELSEA


riously i'll for two weeks, has so fal
recovered as to be able to be out OF
doors again.
spend 10 days vacation from his
studies at Goddard seminary with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale L. Darling
Charles l.. Densmore of Concord, n
H., spent a few days in town recently
as the guest of his father, Charles A.
Densmore.
William H. Sprague has settled his
account with the probate court as adj
ministrator of the estate of the late
Lyle Tracy Davidson.
Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis and daughter,
Rosemary, have returned from two
weeks visit with friends in Randolph
and South Royalton,
Reginald l.. Hill. son of DIR. w. II.
Hill and wife, is spending his Easter
vacation in town with his parents
reg" is a member of the senior class
of the q. V. NJ. and is also taking the
first years work in the medical depart
ment of the university.
Miss Hope Abbott, who has been
spending two weeks vacation from
| teaching with her mother in South
Washington, has returned to her school
work in Bristol
Henry Royce has engaged to work
for Roy H. Roberts for the season and
will live on the Reyes farm on the west
hill.
Harold f. Colby commenced work
April | as clerk in the Oliver j.. Bur
CESS store.
Miss Blanche Abbott, a student at
the University of Vermont, is spending
her Easter vacation at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Rufus X. Abbott.
Trucks and automobiles are making
trips between Chelsea and South Roy
alton, beginning April and while the
roadbed is in bad shape it is improy
ing rapidly.
Mrs. Gail Hood Helmer and son,
Charles, have gone to New York City
to remain for few weeks
Atty. Milward c. Taft was in White
River Junction and Windsor Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week on
business connected with the Federal
Land bank of Springfield, Mass.
Rolla Il, Parkhurst of Brattleboro
was in town last week as the guest Of !
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman ID. |
Parkhurst.
DIR. J. II. Spencer left Thursday for
two weeks vacation which he will |
spend with relatives at his former |
home in New York state.
Ben A. Goodrich has installed a new +,
pipe system in his sugar place and is
devotine most of his time to sugar
making and George Norwood is
working for him.
II. f. X. Hall camp, Sons of Ves-
Grams, who have occupied the hall ON
the second floor in the building owned
by L. D. Barnes which was occupied
for many years by II. O. Bixby, have
rented the hall in r. A. 0rdway's block
which has been used for the past two
years by the Red Gross, and will hold
their first meeting there Wednesday
evening, April Z
The new postoflice outfit has arrived
and was installed by C. n. Dearborn
and is ready for occupancy as soon as
Col. Bixby can get permission from the
postoffice department to move to the
new quarters.
Orange County creamery paid its pa
irons rs cents per pound for February /
butter. Beginning April ! the cream !
cry will pay its patrons twice each !
month, on the lst and 10Th, which viii i
be great convenience TO the patrons.
The listers, Frank Il. Bixby, Percy /
J Heath and Charles H. Baraw, start.
I'd April | on their tour of official du- :
lies, in taking the lists. ,
Lawrence Smith, who is attending :
The Vermont School of Agriculture at
Randolph Center, is home for the East
r vacation, which he is spending with !,
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c.
smith,
At the regular monthly commuiica- =
ion of George Washington lodge, No. :
II, +. and A. NJ, held Thursday even
ng, the NJ. NJ. degree was conferred !.
lpOn one candidate.
Eugene II. Kennedy has returned 7
rom Bridgeport. Conn, where he went :
o visit his brother. Herbert r. Ken !.
Iedy, also his son, James h. Kennedy J
Notice has been received here Of the
marriage of Miss Maude Merrill and ?
Toward NJ. Cozzens, both Of New York =
'ity, the marriage taking place in y
Conn, on March 20. Mrs "
'ozzens will be pleasantly remembered G
ere as former Chelsea girl, the n
aughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Abel h
Ierrill, and most of her life was spent OF
n town until about 10 years ago, when q
he went to New York City, where she 7
as since resided, following her profes- al
ion of stenagrapher Her husband is v
he son of Frederick Schiller Cozzens, b
he noted marine artist.
DR.. F. II. Godfrey has sold the land 4
est of the river which he purchased ii
rom the Nellie Thompson estate two eI
ears ago, to Oliver Z. Burgess. which =
lakes fine purchase for Mr.. Burgess, 81
,ining his home place on Maple street.
Mrs. Wilmarth II. Luce has gone to
ne sanatorium at Randolph for treat
lent ,ad for an operation, if surgeons n
nd an operation necessary. y
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