The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-14
CHELSEA

States Attorney Millward G.. Tai
was in Randolph recently to hold al
inquest before Judge Edward w. Kent
Rolla B. Tilton, who has been visit
ing his family for a week, has returnet
to Brattleboro, where he has employ
ment as a painter during the season.
Ben A. Goodrich has recently in
stalled a storage tank and pump fol-
his gasoline trade.
weekly v~isitations to Chelsea for the
benefit of those who may desire osteo'
! pathic treatment coming here from
Barre City each Thursday and his
headquarters while here are at Mrs
Grace Bixby's.
Lawrence Smith, after a short visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c.
Smith, has returned to South Hero,
where he is employed by a COW test
ing association.
!, The selectmen have decided to con
~struct a cement bridge to span the
river on Maple street and the con
tract has been awarded to Will 7.
Noble of Tunbridge, who plans to take
up the work about July l.
Eugene, Earl, Miss Leona Thorne
and Mrs. Mary Hall recently visited
friends in Boston, making the trip by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Corwin and
two grandchildren and Vinton A. Cor
win Of Boston came last week and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Corwin.
The last will and testament of Sarah
f. Skinner, late of Chelsea, has been
filed with the probate court by the ex-
ecutor, John NJ. Comstock, and June
"a has been assigned by the court as
the date for proving the same.
Albert p. Bugbee, who for the past
two years has been employed in Bos-
ton and who recently returned to town,
has commenced extensive repairs ON
his buildings about and e-half
miles from the village on the bobbin
shop road.
Dean H. Gilman is putting in the ee-
ment foundation for a large new barn
on his land purchased last year from
Edward o. Nation, and as soon as the
barn is completed he win commence
the construction of a large dwelling
house on the same land and expects to
be able TO occupy the same next win
ter.
Mrs. Sarah Gram Bacon, widow of
the late George II. Bacon, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
town, has returned to her home in
Montpelier.
Judge Stanley C. Wilson went to
st. Johnsbury, June 7, to preside at
the June term of Caledonia county
court, returning home Saturday for
the weekend recess.
Mrs. Lillian tRobbinsl Blanchard,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in town for a few days, has re-
turned to her home in Portland, Me.
Ben A. Goodrich received last week
a carload OF Ford automobiles and one
Fordson tractor, and Eugene II. Ken
nedy received last week a carload of
Overland automobiles.
r. Ray Keyser, who for the past
year has been the assistant cashier at
the National Bank of Orange county,
completed his services there and went
to Lyndonville June |, where he has
accepted a similar position in a bank
there at a substantial advance in sal.
sry.
John ID. Bacon and Attorney Philip
Griffin of White River junction were
in town on business at the probate OF.
flee Saturday afternoon.
II. Wallace Chalmers and George A.
Richardson OF Waits River, Roy w.
knights and Warren r. Bellam Of Nor.
witch were in town on business Sstur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan f. Marble of
Williamstown have recently sold their
farm, stock and tools to George FL
Lackey of Montpelier, for a consider
alton of six thousand dollars, the sale
being made through the West Sales
agency by Benjamin II. Adams, the To-
cal representative. While Judge Adams
is somewhat handicapped by impaired
health, nevertheless he has the happy
faculty of making the wheels of bust,
ness hum in whatever line OF bust
ness he directs his energy. :.
Willmarth H. Luce, who was selected
by the seleetmen and county highway
supervisor TO work the state money!
is employing a force of help on the
Nershire stage road.
The committee having. charge of the
Masonic block are having the
building newly painted. Fred d. Park
hurst and Charles +. Doyle are doing
the work.
The many friends here of Walter II.
Emery and family, who went a few
years ago to South Pasadena, Cal, to
will be glad to know that a
letter received here by a friend
of the family states hat they are well
and enjoying life on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Emery notes in his letter. however,
that Al L. Newman, formerly of
Washington, who lives not far from
him, is in declining health, being af
hicted with Bright's disease, which
fact \ large circle of friends in this
and other immediate adjoining towns
will regret exceedingly to learn.
Fred Delworth Little of Cofinth was
in town Tuesday, Juye Z, and appeared
the county court for examina
ton to become a citizen of the United
and passing an excellent exam