The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-19
CHELSEA

George Z. Chase has purchased Oh
Elizabeth Carr her farm on the east
hill and plans to move there IN the
spring to carry on the same.
RAYMOND Morrill,, who lives on the
west hill, has rented the Gibson tene-
ment on Vershire street recently Vacat-
ed by w. H. Dearborn and will occupy
same during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry R, Wishart and
infant daughter, who have been guests
of Mrs. Wishart's mother, Mrs. Grace
Bixby. for the past two weeks, have
returned TO their home in Winooski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan A. Flanders OF
Franklin. N. H. were in town recently,
visiting friends on the west hill
Mrs. Frank A, Hayden and children
and her sister, Miss JEANETTE McCue,
returned recently from Portland, Me-,
where they had been visiting old home
| friends.
Miss Alice D. Densmore has accepted
a position as stenographer IN the once
of the Orange county farm bureau
Among our teachers who are teach
inc out of town are the following: Miss
Hazel E. Darling, in Norwich; Misses
GLADYS Welch and Marion Campbeil
also in Norwich; Misses Amber ana
Zilla Cole in Thetford; Miss Matte
| McIver in South Fairlee and Mrs
| Charles H. Baraw in Corlnth'
| BENJAMIN II. Adams has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
| tbo late Amasa p. Button, and Herman
| Campbell and Harry o. Flint have beer
| anpraisers and commissioners on sand
| estate.
Harold c. West attended the annua
convention of the department OF Yer
mont American Legion held at Rutland
Sept. 8 and I, as delegate from Chei
sea post, No. 81.
Miss Clara Densmore has finished
work at the Chelsea inn and VIII enter
Goddard seminary at Barre this week
Miss Annie Sleeper, who has beer
visiting her mother, has returned Y
her home in Rutland, where she con
ducts dress making parlors.
Thomas Adams of the. firm of Adam
McNichol of White River junction
was in town Thursday doing some let
tering on the y. G. Morse monumen
in Highland cemetery.
Charles W Lyon, for many years
resident here. arrived from his home y
Nechanicsville, n. Y, recently and
visiting his sons. Robert and Ralp
LYON. Since his arrival in town he ha
sold his tenement house on the Ner
shire road and about two acres OF Ian
near the Hatch schoolhouse TO Fred 4
0rdway.
Mrs. Emma b. Peake of CASPER
Wvo.. who has been visiting friends |
town during the past two weeks, wen
to South Royalton Thursday to visi
her sister. Mrs. Walter p. Hubbard.
Fred W. Smith has sold his sma
place on the western outskirts Of III
village to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hopkir
of sharon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins fol
merly lived in town and have pul
chased this place for their future HON
Edward A. Davis has commenced e.
tensive repairs in and about his plat
on Main street and while he does M
EXPECT to complete the repairs this ia
he will install running water from Il
Bank system and will also have q
buildings wired for electric lights.
Rev. II. Dubois, who has supplied
the Congregational church during q
summer. has completed his engagemel
here and with his family returned la
week 10 their home in Stanstead,
O., where he holds a professorship
the Stanstead college.
Dean II. Gilman has nearly compile
ed his new barn on the Chelsea Was
ington stage road and has his ne
house up and boarded and the work
being rushed as fast as possible wi