The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-02
CHELSEA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Y Hackett
have recently entertained as their
guest Mrs. Randall OF Maiden, Mass.
County Agricultural Agent Harold
A. Dwinell returned Friday from an
extended business trip, which took nun
to Burlington and Boston.
f. Ray Kezer, assistant cashier in the
local bank, was sick and unable to at.
tend to his duties and left the middle
Of last week for his home in Woods
VILE, n. II,
William F. Haekett recently spent
several days in Boston and attended
the meeting Of the New England Milk
Producers association.
Harry Hayward, who lives on the
west hill. was called to Williamstown
last week Tuesday 20 attend the III.
neral of his father, Charles L. Hay.
ward.
Mrs. DENIS w Densmore received
a brief visit from her son, Louis +.
Densmore, who is certified public
accountant, with headquarters in BIOS
ton.
Mrs. Hale H. Darling went last week
to Barre CITY TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. James b. Stewart
Frank f. Bixby had the pleasure
+ visit from his daughter in law.
Mrs. Gerald A. Bixby Of Elgin, ILL.,, last
week
ATTORNEYS Millward c. Taft and Lyle
r. Beckwith, by reason Of their cleri-
al duties in the legislature. have re-
igned from the board of auditors and
he seIectmen have filled the vacancies
~ appointing Edward b. Hatch and
Harold G. West. and the newly organ
sed board j. busy this week auditing
he accounts OF the various town Off
cals.
Madam Hattie Flint went recently
Wiliamstown TO visit her daughter
Mrs. Matte Waldo.
Henry b. Dumout. who IS now EN-.
)loved in the Sullivan Machine shops
Il Claremont, n. H.. spent last week
Vt his farm on the east hill, getting
ut carload Of pulp
Reports from the sanatorium at
randolph are to the effect that Mrs.
lary Beckwith, who was operated on
or appendicitis on Monday, Jan. "a, l.
Ioing well and making good recovery.
Mrs James H. Walhridge 81 VII.
.amstown came last Friday to visit
Ter daughter, Mrs. Ray 5. Thresher.
L. l.. Larkin has recently purchased
30 horse power Avery four-cylinder
ugine. which he purposes TO install
n the new mill he is building near his
ZONE on the east Hill This is new
ype of engine and is designed to use
.erosene for fuel Its cylinders are OPP
oosed and it is expected to develop
more power than il is rated to furnish.
NJ q. Taft was at home over the
week end recess from the legislature,
returning 10 Montpelier Sunday eve
ming. accompanied by his wife and
son. who will remain at the capital
Turing the festivities Of ladies week.
we Village Skewl OF Long Ago" will
~ presented By Lady Washington
chapter. o T. S. al the town hall On
Wednesday evening, Feb. ,, at S:l'.
This entertainment has been under re-
hearsal for several weeks and has ev-
erV ear mark Of being interesting and
eminently worthy Of patronage. The
plav viii be followed by q dance.
The members Of George Washington
lodge. No. 81. r. and A. VI viii hold
a Masonic baH a, The town hall on
the evening Of Feb. p, and the follow
ing committee. o. d. Tracy. + Ray
Kezrr and Ned 4. Griffin, 4 IN chaTgl
1f the arrangements.
Al a recent meeting Of the As You
Like IT, club. IL vas decided 70 Dis
continue the social and literary lines
and continue along the lines q i'm
prnycment work only. Officers Of the
club are investigating the possihilitie-
II institufing an outdoor skating rink
mar the village at an early date.
Mr.. o. Fay Allen went to Barr,
CITY Friday to attend the funeral q
Mrs. Georgianna Camp.
/ judge StanIey C. Wilson was 10
Montpelier last THURSDAY and Frida q
tn attend 10 some Washington c1lnt
court matters. A. uas also sheriff
+ George A. Tracy on official business
Raw :. Thrasher vas husiness We
+ tor ir W5Tfarsfeuu last Friisv.
Mr.. u-NrH 81 Lowell Mas va ID
town several DAYS last week. laakn-
after the interests az the Orau-e Coun.
Us Bshhin corEerstion, 81 Which be !.
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