The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17
CHELSEA

| Leonard l. Thompson, who has been
seriously i'll with the grip for week.
lis still confined to his bed and not
gaining as fast as his many friends
would wish. Among others recently re-
ported on the sick list and Mr.. and
| Mrs Houston 5. Fits, the latter being
very sick with pneumonia, and Mr..
Fits with a severe cold and pneumonia
feared.
The heavy snowfall of Sunday added
mime inches more to the 7uperabun
dance already on the ground, and the
early prediction OF an open winter
seems to have gone back into hiberna
ton. as did the ground hog"
The remains of Mrs. Eva tThomp-
son kingsbury, who died at her home
| IN Boston. Mass, last Thursday OF
.'tlu" and pneumonia, we're brought here
for burial Saturday afternoon in the
Thompson family lot in Highland Gem
etery. The remains were accompanied
| by the husband, Herbert kingsbury,
and the son and daughter. Homer and
Doris Kingsbury. Besides the husband
land two children, she was survived by
three brothers, one residing in New
York. Leonard Thompson of this town,
and George Thompson of Boston, Mass,
and one sister, Mrs. Simon Gage, who
resides in New Hampshire
| Miss Olive Walker, who was called
there from Boston recently by the death
of her father. Horace T. Walker. re-
turned last week to Boston, Mass,
where she is taking nurses training
course of four months at Simmons col
lcge, she already having had four
months training at the Deaconncss
hospital in Boston.
Alonzo II. Powers, for many years a
resident and prominent business man
lin this town. died at his home in Ran
dolph recently. While residing here, he
was proprietor of and operated the
Chelsea grst mill for several years and
lat two different times was proprietor
OF and ran the Orange County hotel
The funeral of Alonzo +. Morey,
whose death was reported last week,
was held from his late home on Main
street last Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
John A. Lawrence officiating, and the
remains were placed in the tomb to
Iawait burial in the spring. He il sur
lyived bY widow. who was Miss Fran
ces Hobson OF Everett. Mass. one son,
4 Albert Morey, who resides IN Boston.
The funeral Of Noah &. Taylor was
held from his late residence on Main
street last Wednesday forenoon. Rev.
John 4. Lawrence officiating, aud the
remains were placed in the tomb to
await interment in the spring in his
family lot in Washington. He Is sur
yived by two sons, Harvey Of Bristol,
lConn.. and Jasper of Orange. and two
daughters. Miss Nora. a teacher IN the
primary grade here. and Mrs Percy J.
! Heath. Wild also resides in town, all Of
whom were present at the funeral.
Mrs. NJ. G. Taft, who teaches IN the
eighth and ninth grades. Is vi with
ltonsilitls. and her husband Is teaching
for her during her illness.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mattison. who was max
ing good recovery from the measles,
has been stricken with other serious
icomplications. and her condition at this
time is very gave.
Fred Fletcher. who has occupied +.
lie. Waldos I.yford tenement for sew
eral months. has moved his family TO
Graniteville. where be has employ
ment.
The Chelsea lob Press Is very busy
at this time, getting out the annual
reports for this and several Of the ad
joining towns.
Al the December term of Orange
county court. two OF three cases were
entered with the presiding Judge to
6c heard al Bradford in vacation. and
Judge Butler has notified the clerk be
lWill 20 ~ Bradford Feb. - 20 take Up
the hearings IN those cases.
t.corge Thompson Of Boston. Mass.
lcame Friday to arrange for the inter
meni II the remains 81 his sister. Mrs.
Z Herbert Kiugsbury. and while N town
Ma a guest ct the home of his brother.
4 Leonard ! Thompson.