The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-25
CHELSEA

Jonn ~ Donald, former employe IL
the. local bobbin shop who now ha,
employment in Springfield, is visiting
friends in town.
George J.. Stow was in Randolph tn,
first three days of the week, holding
sessions of probate court.
Edward O. NATION has purchased
the farm on the Chelsea Washington
stage road, owned by the late Hemar
Priest, and will move there as soon a:
possible.
Archie F. Sanborn was recent bust.
ness visitor in Springfield, Mass.
The bobbin shop, which had been
shut down for about three weeks
opened up again for business Monday
morning and break in some Of the
machinery Thursday occasioned fur
Their necessary shutdown until repairs
can be made.
DR. William H. Hill. who has EN-
ployment in Springfield. was with his
family in town for few days the first
of the week.
Royal White, who worked for win
A. Reed during the winter, has com
menced work driving the road machine
team for Charles H. Baraw, who com
menced repairing the highways the
first of the week
Judge Stanley C. Wilson was in Ran
dolph Wednesday to hear county
court case and Miss Mabel Spencer Of
st. Johnsbury, court stenographer,
came to take the testimony.
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon. who has been
spending the winter with friends in
Massachusetts, arrived in town the
first of the week from Bennington,
where he had been called to attend the
funeral of his father. who had been in
failing health for long time.
Fred L. Dudley. the district high
way supervisor for Orange county, met
the selectmen and road commissioner
Tuesday, at which meeting Wilmarth
II. Luce was appointed to have charge
IF thu state highway work in town
md Ernest Luce was appointed patrol
nan in place OF Milo VI. Sanborn, who
ias been patrolman since the patrol
'ystem was inaugurated. Mr.. Sanborn
uccumbed to serious operation last
all and has not vet recovered his
lealth and strength sufficiently to feel
hat he could safely accept the posi-
ion or even oversee the work this sea
on, and Mr.. Luce, who had worked un-
Ter him for several years, was con-
idered by the appointing power the |
person most familiar with Mr. San
'orn's ideas and methods of keeping a |
Irsvel road up TO Concert pitch"
throughout the season.
Miss Florence Beebe, former teach |
r in the local graded school, now a stu |
lent in the University Of Vermont, |
pent a few days in town recently as
he guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. |
stanton.
o. d. Tracy returned the first of \
he week from a brief business trip I
o Boston, as did also f. A Corwin, I
fho had been in Boston for about ten
avs on a combined business and pleas
re trip, on which Mrs. Corwin accom-
anied him.
Mrs. Fannie Sprague of Manchester.
:. H., arrived in town recently and, is |
isiting her sister, Mrs. Houston S.
tits. on the Randolph road.
Harry b. Springstead of Bradford
ras in town Tuesday and appeared be-
ore the county clerk to file his petit
ion for naturalization. He was ac-
by Warren Davis and vii.
am Chamberlin Of Bradford.
Az recent meeting Of the woman's
oreign missionary society Of the To-
II Methodist church. the following Of
GERS were elected for the ensuing
ear: President, Mrs Norman w.
Iunt; vice president. Mrs. F. +. Hood;
,cretarv, Mrs. Raw S. Thrasher: treas
rer. Mrs Percival w Hewitt
Mrs. James T. Kennedy is teaching
he spring term Of school at South
Washington and is boarding at George
Grifins.
The following officers for the Con-
Christian Endeavor society
" the next six months were recently
ectes; President, Harold A. Owl
.l; vice president, Rachel Comsteck,
.cretary, Esther T. Smith; CORES
,nding secretary. Mrs John NJ. Com
ock: treasurer. Hazel Flanders; look
At committee, Nevs VI. Bohonon, Es-
Ter r. Smith. Lucia Sleeper and Oren
urbsnk; prayer meeting committee,
r. s. G. Wilson, Mrs. Nellie A. BHr
sc, Vera NJ. Beckwith and Ruth Nor
p: social committee. Ruth NJ Bur
-. Rosemary Lewis. Elyzs Camp,
ewev Scadin and Franklin Burbank;
visionary committee. Mrs I. II Bo-
man. Earle e Thorne. Mrs T. H.
,lby. Olive smith; flower committee,
~. Sarah Hatch. Ellen r. Lsrkin,
ope Morcy and Nora Morey
Mrs.. ola JefTords. who had been Wis
ing friends IL town for . week. re-
rned q her home in Washington on
elnesdsv
Miss Clara Den-more Of Medford. :
ass. arrived in town fes DAYS since
ID b visiting 81 the home Of her "a
rr. Win A. Densm0re. on the east
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Judge STANLEY G Wilson hss eN-
anred he 1915 Buick SIX for = 1927
'del Buick SIX. making the exchange
In tire local Buick agent. Pred A.