The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-23
CHELSEA

Miss Ivis Ordway of Tunbridge wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ur
derhill last week.
Miss Cornelia lngham of New Yor
City is spending a portion Of her vaca
tion in town, rooming at Nj. {. Taft
and boarding at the inn.
Harold T.. Corwin of Boston arrive
last week to spend his vacation i
town and is the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Ernest A. Corwin.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson, Attorne,
1 Hale X. Darling and County Clerk Will
liam H. Sprague were in Roxbur.
! Thursday afternoon to attend the fu
neral of Judge Zed S. Stanton.
Miss Katherine Goss of East Ran
! dolph was in town last week as thu
guest of Mr., and Mrs. Calvin N. Dear
born. Mrs. Dearborn is an aunt o.
Miss Goss.
Miss Mary j. George has recently
entertained her friend, Miss Harriet c
Fairbanks of Natick, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur V. Goss, who
have been guests of the doctors moth
err. Madam Goss, have returned TO
their home in Taunton, Mass, and
Mrs. Goss is now entertaining her son
Harry II. Goss, and wife of Providence,
Il |.
Everett B. Jackson and wife and
daughter, Pauline, who were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sprague for a
week, left Friday for their home in
Bayonne, N, j., going to Schenectady,
n. Y, by automobile, where they
would entrain for Bayonne.
will T. Noble of Tunbridge has com
pleted the construction of the new ce-
ment bridge on Maple street and the
same has been opened to public travel.
Miss Edna Dashner of Montpelier, a
former teacher in the local graded
school, was in town last week as the
guest of Miss Vera NJ. Beckwith.
DR.. ". Rogers of Morristown, N. j.,
is spending the month of August in
town and is a guest at the Chelsea
inn.
A special communication of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, F. and A.
NJ, is called for Tuesday evening of
this week, when the NJ NJ degree will
be conferred upon two candidates.
The Community chautauqua, which
filled its second engagement in town,
closed its entertainment last Wednes
day evening and the undertaking was
a decided success A contract was
signed for its appearance here again
next year
Chester NJ Davis, one of our oldest
and most highly respected citizens, died
carly Saturday morning at the age of
80 years. Mr.. Davis had been in fee
bic health for about two years. He is
by a widow, three sons and
two daughters.
Miss Ruth Burgess has returned
from Columbia college, where she has
been attending summer school,
At recent meeting of the county
highway road commissioner, Fred l..
Dudley of Randolph, Road Commits
,ioner Charles IL. Baraw and the Sc
ectmen, il was decided TO use the
tate money for unsolicited highways
N the highway leading from the west
ill to Williamstown and through |
What is known as the "Dennison"
wamp, and Mr.. Baraw will have |
barge of the work.
Pearle +. Davenport went 10 Wash |
ngton last week to do an extensive |
oh of carpenter work for Mr.. Arnold,
he new proprietor of the Tillotson
tore.
John B. Gokey. who has lived on a |
arm on the west hill for the past II |
ears. has sold the same 10 Fred San
orn of Randolph, who will occupy the
anne for home, and Mr. Gokey has |
urchased a place in Mortified viii
age, where he will move his family |
bout the first of October. Mr.. Gokey
-ill follow his trade of painter and
aperhanger, after taking up his resi-
ence in Mortified.
George c. TutherIy was called TO
laremout. \. H., last week by the
cath of his father, General Herbert
J. Tutherly. a retired army officer.
eneral Tutherly was 70 years old at
he time of his death and is survived
v his son, above mentioned, and one
rother, a lawyer, who resides in New
ork City.
After spending a two weeks vaca-
on in town, during which he made
,me repairs on his house on South
lain street, Joseph A. Tracy returned
, his home 10 Hartford. Conn, last
eek
The selectmen have appointed Fred
Akerman as tax collector 10 fill the
icancy caused by the resignation of
Raw Keyser. who recently left town
accept a position in the bank at
yndonville.
MIR and Mrs Fred r. Atwood of
oxbury, Mass, and John NJ. Atwood
Boston are spending their vacation
town at the home Of their mother
! Maple avenue.
Wesley H. Bugbee died at his home
the village on Friday, Aug. II, at
e age Of y years, leaving a wife,
go sons. Carl and Leon Bugbee of this
wn. and two daughters. Mrs. Frank
irkin of Tunbridge and Mrs. William
idy of Lawrenceville, \. y. Mr.. Bug
e had spent the most of his life in
lelsea. following the occupation of ,
rming and was a quiet, unassuming ,
an, who enjoyed the respect of all
no knew him. Funeral services were
Id from the Congregational church
Sunday afternoon. Rev. John A.
lwrence officiating and interment was
the family lot in Highland GENE
" the hnarers haihr hi. tmn CONS