The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-11
CHELSEA

the stage from Chelsea to West Fairlee
for nearly four years, has leased the
Baxter Durkee farm in Tunbridge and
VIII carry on the same this year.
Vinton G. Corwin, a member Of the
senior class of Dartmouth college, is
spending a short vacation at the home
| OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cor
win
John p. Davis has recently returned
from business trip to Lowell Spring
field and Boston, Mass.
George L. Stow has resigned from the
office of town agent and the selectmen
have appointed Attorney Lyle r. Beck
with to fill the vacancy.
Rolla b. Tilton has zone to Brattle
boro, where he will have employment
as a painter with r. 4. Parkhurst dur
ing the summer.
Mrs Celia Flanders has opened the
Park View house for the summer. and
E. ID. Barnes, the owner of the proper
ty, has installed running water from
the system owned by the National
BANK OF Orange County, and is Install
ing bath rooms and toilets. Archie r.
Ssnborn is doing the plumbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis @. Slack, who
recently sold their place in the village
TO Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Stoughton,
have moved to the farm of their son,
Julian r. Slack.
Rev. i. G. French. pastor at large
of the Vermont conference, spoke at
the Congregational church last Sunday
morning, and regular services win be
| conducted each Sabbath.
James T. Kennedy has wired his
home in the upper village" for electric
lights and is now enjoying the CON
venience and benefits of modern light
ing.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Amasa p, Button on April J. and
son to Mr.. and Mrs George TAYLOR on
April 3, the latter being grandson
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Waldo
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel g. Stoughton
have recently installed running water
in their house recently purchased from
Curtis o. Slack, making connection
with the National bank system and
will install bath rooms and hot and
cold water conveniences.
Royal White. who has worked for
WIN A. Reed during the winter, has
closed his labors there and his place is
taken by Thomas J. Doyle.
Lyman McNall, who for the past
wear or more has been living in Tun-
bridge, has returned to Chelsea and is
boarding at Charles B. Fletchers on the |
east hill.
Reginald L. Hill, second year man
in the medical department of the Uni |
versity of Vermont is spending a brief |
vacation at the home of his parents. |
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill.
After two or three days chase
from Randolph down near Canaan, n |
H., after a colored individual who made
a successful get away from the Ran.
dolph lookup. Sheriff Tracy returned on
Sunday evening with his man and land
ed him behind the bars in Orange coun-
ty Jail, and on Tuesday he was brought
before Justice Of the Peace John NJ.
Comstock and, waving examination,
was bound up to the June term of Or
ange county court, bail being fixed in
the sum Of 5000, which he was unable
TO raise. The respondent. William
West, claims to be an English subject,
and born in Jamaica, is "a wears old
and was brought before Justice Com
stock by States Attorney NJ c. Taft
on complaint of stealing bicycle. the
Of Stanhope Brigham of Ran
iolph. The bicycle was recovered at
where West was arrested,
and was taken back TO Randolph by
Deputy Sheriff Howe and lodged in the
ockup for safe keeping over night, but
N the morning it was found that he
lad escaped and the search with the ,
'esult above mentioned followed He ,
vas represented before the Justice by !
Attorney William II. Sprague
Mrs. Ernest A. Rowe and daughter,
Arlene. of Randolph were recent guests
Il the home of Mr. and Mrs. Holton
!. Annis on the west hill
Lawrence Smith, who has employ. I
nent in Grand Isle a. COW tester. was S
recent visitor at the home of his par '
nts. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Smith
Rev and Mrs. John A. Lawrence have 7
moved from the Congregational parson-
ge to their new home on Main street.
ecentlv purchased from Mrs. Morev
"Jack" Fits, son of Mr. and Mrs
Houston $. Fits, has been seriously
u with pneumonia. but is convaleseing
nd able to be about the house again
Alden Bacon Of Barre City was in
own last week as the guest of his
rothers, VIII +. and Charles A Ba.
on.
Elgin y. Barnes has closed his meat
nd FISH market, having disposed of
is stock and Wilder IT. Dearborn has
pened meat market in the f. A. Ord
-ay block opposite the National bank
nd in the near future will put an up
o-date cart on the road
II. y Mattison, cashier Of the bank.
'as called to Bennington the first Of
he week by the serious illness of his
ither
The selectmen have newly stringered
nd new plsnked the bridge which
pans the stream at the residence of
Isrths +. Hunt.
States Attorney NJ c. Taft and
herif George A. Tracy we're in Ran
1lph on official business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephire Brunette OF
laremont. y. H., were recent business
sitors in town and while here were
tests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
alph +. Sanborn. Mrs, Sanborn is
lughter Of Mrs Rrunelle.
Luther Barsw. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
iarles II. Baraw. who graduated from
e Montpelier Business college. re-
ntly, commenced work as steuograph-
in the office Of States Attorney NJ.
Taft. Wednesday.