The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-23
CHELSEA

Julien p. Hood went last week Tues
day to New York City on a business
trip.
Earl T. Doyle has purchased of Mrs.
Theron ID. Spear her tenement house
on Jail street and will move into one
of the tenements about the first Of
March.
Miss Potter, home economies special
list, gave a demonstration at the Con
gregational church parlors last Friday
afternoon, which was largely attended
and much enjoyed by the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway went
last week to their farm on the West
Corinth road to remain for a few
weeks.
George Titus, who has had employ
ment during the past year in Little
ton, N. H., was in town last week as
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Oliver D.
Medcalf.
The many friends of Attorney Lyle
r. Beckwitb, second assistant clerk OF
the House of Representatives, who
was taken to Heaton hospital in Mont
pelier last week Tuesday, seriously
threatened with pneumonia, will be
glad to learn of his favorable response
to treatment and rapid convalescence
and promise Of an early return to his
duties.
F. Ray Kezer, assistant cashier in
the local bank, returned to his duties
last week, after an enforced vacation
of two weeks, by reason of illness,
which he spent at the home of his par
ents in Woodsyille, n. H. His mother
returned with him and is a guest at
Mrs. Grace Bixby's for a short time.
The oficers-elect Of George Wash
ington lodge, No. 81, +. and A. NJ,
were installed last Thursday evening
by r. w. D. d. g. NJ. Leon L. Grant,
and after the installation about 90
members of the lodge sat down to a
fine banquet which the stewards had
provided in the dining oom adjacent
to the lodge room. After the inner
man had been satisfied, o. Fay Allen,
the newly installed master, as toast
master, demonstrated his ability to
preside and called upon about hall the
number present, all of whom responded
with that spirit of good fellowship and
fraternal interest characteristic OF
George Washington members, as far az
the history of the lodge dates back.
Rev. and Mrs. Perciyal Hewitt will
give their ~stereopticon lecture, "A Trip
to Ireland" at the west hill church Fri
day evening, Feb. 25.
Attorney and Mrs. Milfward c. Taft
and son, Robert, went to New York
CITY Friday afternoon, being called
there bv the serious illness of Mrs.
Taft's sister, Mrs. c. I. Martin, who
spent a few weeks here the first OF
the winter.
Jesse NJ. Hunt is working in the
bobbin shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Heath eele-
brated the 50th anniversary of their
wedding at their home on Jail street
Feb. 10, when a goodly number of their
friends called to help them celebrate
the event.
Attorneys J. W. Gordon and Earl
r. Davis and George \. and Arthur G..
Tilden Of Barre City were here Fri.
day on legal business.
Two games of basketball were
played at the high school gymnasium
last Friday evening between the pu-
pills of our high school and the South
Royalton high school, in which our
girls defeated the visiting girls and
our boys were defeated by the visiting
boys. Next Friday evening, the North
field high school team viii come here
to play the return game with our high
school boys team. This will be AT in
teresting game and should be well pat
ronized.
Outside statesmen to sell a nationally
advertised photograph. Big money.
Methods easily and quickly learned.
Apply Barre Drug Co.-adv.