The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-31
CHELSEA

Barre City.
Major William b. Adams. memhe,
of the senior class at Norwich univer
sity came last week to spend weel
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Ben
iamin Fl Adams.
Fredric Baraw returned last Satur
day evening from Boston, where hi
| had spent the week as the guest OF rel
atives and friends.
I Curtis o. Slack and wife have sold
their place on Main street to Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel G.. Stoughton, formerly OF
South Royalton, who bought for a
home and they plan to make quite ex'
tensive repairs on the place, which will
include installing running water, from
| the Orange County bank system, a
bath room and plumbing. Mr. and Mrs.
Slack will move back to the farm with
their son, Julien r. Slack.
Julien C. Hood returned last week
from New York City. where he had
been spending several weeks on bust
ness.
Clellan Waldo Fisher, who had been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Sprague for several days, left last Fri.
day for his home in Worcester, Mass,
going via Barre City, where he spent
his boyhood days.
Mrs. Nettie G. Grant is at Leonard l..
Thompsons, caring for Mrs. Thompson
and her infant son.
Mrs. Millward c. Taft and son, Rob
ert, went last week to Montpelier TO
spend her school vacation with Mr.
Taft.
At special communication of
George Washington lodge, No. 81, F.
and A. NJ, held last Thursday evening,
there was work on the Y. G. and M. NJ.
degree.
Luther Baraw has completed his bust
ness course at commercial school in
Montpelier and is spending few days
at the home of his parents. He has ac
cepted q position as stenographer for
States Attorney NJ. G. Taft, and will
commence his duties when Mr.. Taft
reaches home after the closing of the
legislature
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. WEIGH of Marsh
field have been engaged to work for
Andrew L. Sprague for the season and
will commence their duties at once.
Rev and Mrs Frank Roberts have
moved from the Robinson tenement,
recently purchased by Rev. John A.
Lawrence. into the tenement in the
north end of John n. Sanborn's house
on Main street
Misses airline and Lyle Baraw and
Miss Alice Densmore, who are attend |
ing school at the Montpelier seminary,
are spending their Easter vacations at |
their respective homes here.
Principal John H, Hough has been
spending his Easter vacation helping |
Charles E. Dickinson sugar
George w Reynolds of Burlington,
who was placed on probation at the
December term of Orange county court |
on a suspended sentence for the crime
Of larceny, was brought back to town
last Saturday by the deputy state pro-
baton officer, Charles Smith Of Mont
oelier, on the charge of having violated
he terms of his probation, and will be
brought before special term of Orange
county court Saturday Of this week for
lisp position of his case.
Rev. E. c. French, PASTORAL large of
q
he Congregational church next Sunday
morning and special invitation is ex-
ended to all to be present and hear
i'm.
Lawrence and Mary Darling went
asst week to Montpelier to spend a
week or more with their parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Hale X. Darling
Merton d. Little returned last week
rom a two weeks visit among rela-
ives and friends in Boston and vicin- I
~.
Eugene H. Kennedy has installed in
is garage a Hobart HB l0-battery !
harger for charging storage batteries 8
With this new device, Mr.. Kennedy I
as one of the best equipped and most
p-to date garages in this section of [
he country,
Mrs. Charles F. Button has sold the |
arm on the west hill, known as the a
harles Moulton farm, except a portion a
the pasture, to Mr. and Mrs Alton q
I. Felch, who bought for a home and !
re already in possession. The part re- !
,rved by Mrs. Button joins Mr. and 8
Irs Buttons home farm and makes a
ne addition to their farm 4
Miss Eunice Moulton. who is teach
e in Stockbridge, is spending a few
Avs visiting friends in town before
1ing to Boston to visit her sister.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton Carey Of East
ranville are in town for a time and
r. Carey is assisting his father. Frank
Carey during the sugar season. y
Elgin d. Barnes has sold his small n
lsture and garden, consisting Of about a
ght acres. at the head Of Maple street, :,
Oliver +. Burgess. .,
A ditch is being dug to enlarge the c
range County bank water system. y
hieh viii supply spring water to the OF
sidences on South Main street above 81
e iron bridge \
ROYAL ID, White. who has worked dur Of
g the winter for VIII A. Reed. has al
mpleted his term of service for Mr.. 50
sed. :
Miss Rouberds, who has charge Of the
me hygiene in this town. is spending :
two weeks vacation at her home in
srgennes.
A ten pound son was born Saturday. ! 4
arch 26, to Landlord and Mrs. Charles
Dickinson Of the Chelsea inn.
The concert at the Methodist church
= Saturday evening was very well !
tended and much enjoyed and Harold
thur, the whistling artist, from
'andon, who is in page in the present
nate, was alone worth double the
ice OF admission He's some vrhietlcr