The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-27
CHELSEA

Milan Smith, VINO was loiii'''I
| ployed as a clerk in the Nationai
| Bank of Orange County, was a recent
visitor in town.
Madam Ann Il. Goss has closed her
house on Main street for the "nAtef
and left recently for Canton, Mass,
where she will stay during she winter
with her daughter, Mrs. j. T.. FISH.
Allie II. Davis, administrator OF
The estate OF the late Charles n. BIAS
dell. having sold the real estate pc
longing to the estate, closed out the
personal property at public auction TO-
day.
Hale X. Darling was in Bethel on
Tuesday to near a case which had been
| referred to him.
The firm of +. A. Sorwin Go. took
in last week about five Thousand dol
| lars worth of poultry, which they
| shipped to Boston and other points
for the Thanksgiving trade. They PAID
as high as go cents per pound Tor tur-
keys.
A ladies' Bible class has been re-
| Gently inaugurated at the Methodist
! church with the following o%tficers;
| President, Katie Bicknell; vice -presl-
| dent. Miss Edith Dearborn; secretary,
Miss Matte Laird; treasurer. Mrs.
Florence Bicknell; membership com
mittee. Mr.. Amy Thresher; devotion.
| al committee Mrs. Hathaway; social
! committee, Mrs. Sybil Hunt.
Earl r. Doyle, who has done more
| or less teaming during the tl'nmer
and fall. has commenced work at the
| bobbin shop for the winter.
Chelsea post. No. 81, American he
gion. recently elected the following Of
fcers for the ensuing year: Command
| or. John n. Hough; vice commander,
+. Raw Keyser; adjutant, Edward b.
Hatch; finance officer, Harold {. West;
| executive committee, George f. Flint.
Reeve Boulter, Leon Folsom, Harold
Fulton and Louis Lackey. The regular
meeting night was changed to the sec
oud Tuesday of each month, n plans
were made to organize a basketball
team to represent the post this winter,
and r. Ray Keyser was appointed
manager. An entertainment committee
consisting of Max l.. Hayward. Harold
A. Dwinell. F. Ray Keyser and James
RI. Griswold were also appointed, and
there is some expectation that the post
will put on a minstrel show sometime
during the. winter.
Mrs. Fred i. Akerman has recently
received a letter from her son, Ray
Tucker. advising her that he had re
Gently joined the L. S. army and was
stationed at Panama. He stated that
he was not only enjoying his new du-
ties. which are not arduous, but is
much pleased with the country.
Milo NJ. Sanborn, who about three
weeks ago underwent a serious surgi-
cal operation at the Barre City hospi-
tai for the removal of gall stones, re
| turned home last week and IS appar-
emily making good recovery,
Ohio c. Williams, linesman for the
Orange County Telephone Co, was IN
town last week and changed the wiz
ing in and about the court house,
which has done away with s lot OF
! surplus wiring and removed o lot OF
u~nsightly wires on the outside OF the
building.
Judge Stanley C. Wilson was in
Barre Tuesday on business in connec-
ton with the appointment of a receiv-
| err for the Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co. and he appointed George e. Gar
penter. state bank commissioner, as
the receiver.
George F. Griffin, who has worked
| at Chazy, n. Y, for the past two
wears, returned TO town last week with
his family. and they have moved into
the George d. Lyford place on the
West Corinth road now owned by Fred
A. Ordway. Mr.. Griffin brought with
/ him twelve horses and colts belong
ing to his employer. which he will take
care of during the winter.
Attorney Millward S., Taft was IN
Barre and Montpelier on business
Tuesday. apd was accompanied by
| Mrs. Taft.
William D. Walker. a former towns
man. now of Barre City, has been en-
gagged by the selectmen to do the
painting and tinting of the new steel
ceiling in the town hall and will com
mence on the job about the first OF
| December.
Tlgin d. Barnes and Calvin n,
Dearborn have been drawn as petit
Jurors from this town to attend a
session of the United States district
court at Montpelier, and will report
! for duty Monday, Nov. %.
The following petit jurors have been
drawn to attend the December term
of Orange county court, which viii
convene on Tuesday. Nov. Z: Bradford,
John Kelley, Fred Haskins; Braintree.
r. G.. Mann. William Ladue Brook
field. George C.. West, Fred J.. Flint
Chelsea, Walter II. Beckwith. Edward
B. Hatch: Corinth. Frank J.. Eaton
Win Marshall; Fairlee. Charles War.
Fren. f.. L. Veazey; Newbury, r. Fl
Waldron. F. G. Bolton; Orange, +. p
Mills. c. Oscar Peake; Randolph, Fred
l.. Dudley, A. A. Neibaum; STAFFORD
Arthur J.. Judd, William r. Sanborn
Thetford, l.. f. Tupper, r. +. Whit
comb: Topsham, +. b. Andross. F
Warren Currier; Tunbridge, Elwir
Farnham. Amos ;. Giles; Nershire
John :. Sleeper. NJ. b. West; Wash.
! ington. ID. T.. Emery, Charles r. Stan
lev; West Fairlee, II. G. johnson. c. \
Krook; Wilhamstown. Charles NJ
Seaver and Albert NJ. Goodrich. The
present outlook is that the term vii
be short. a. there are but four cases
sci for trial by Jury and ten by th'
/ court. There viii doubtless be SONS
divorce and chancery cases to he dis
posed of a. well as some criminal mat
tiers. Judge Stanley c. Wilson viii
preside at this term of court.