The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-08
CHELSEA

The program for the glorious Fourth
made up BY our various committees was
carried out 20 the letter and drew a
large crowd Of people from the ad.
| joining towns. No accidents resulted
from any phase OF the celebration
which has gone into history as a safe
and sane Fourth and a celebration
worthy of the occasion and one which
/ reflects credit TO the town and to the
various committees who had the ex.
ercises in charge.
Attorney Hale X. Darling was in
Windsor on legal business Wednesday
The funeral of Herman ~ Lyford,
who died Saturday evening at the
Barre City hospital. following an at.
tempt to commit suicide by shooting
earlier in the day, was held from the
Congregational church Tuesday after.
noon, Rev. John A. Lawrence official.
ing and burial was in the family lot
in Highland cemetery.
DR.. William II. Hill of Springfield
came last week 10 spend a short va.
cation with his family on Vershire
street
Mrs. james B. Stewart and SON. Rob
ert, of Barre are spending the week
at the home Of the formers parents,
Mr, and Mrs Hale X Darling
Attorney March NJ Wilson and Pearl
B. Daniels Of Randolph, Andrew A.
Harrington Of Rochester and John b
Goodrich of South Royalton were at
the county clerks office on business
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar St. Mare Of Wa
terbury, Conn, were in town the first
of the week looking for a farm to pur
chase for home, but returned TO Con-
necticut without closing a deal, al |
though they were fsvorablv impressed |
with the Hood farm on the west hill /
now owned by William f. Hackett
On June 20, before Justice Of the |
Peace John NJ Comstock Clinton S. |
Dick, a young lad OF eight years, was
found to be aud adjudged delinquent I
child and ordered to be committed to I
the state industrial school at Yer
gennes during the remainder of his mi
nority. and Sheriff George A Tracy
committed him to said institution on
the 9th inst.
Nelson w Belts and Attorney Lyle
r. Beckwith we're in Corinth on legal
business Wednesday.
Rev Percival Hewitt has moved his
family from the former parsonage
near the Methodist church to the new
parsonage on Maple street recently
purchased from Fred H. Stanton.
Miss Grace Jones has moved from
the Amasa P. Button tenement on
Main street to the new home she re-
,ently purchased near the Methodist
,hurch.
Dan A. Whitney, who drives the
itage from Chelsea to Washington, has
moved his family from Brookheld into
he Button tenement, vacated by Miss
race Jones
VIII 7. Noble of Tunbridge, who has
he contract for building the new &c
nent bridge on Maple avenue, arrived .
n town with a force Of help Thursday
morning TO commence work on the new ,
tructure, which work viii be preceded
" his building a temporary bridge i'm
nedistely south Of the present bridge
o take care OF the traffic wkile the |
lew bridge IS in course Of construc-
ion.
Among those from away who were
ere 70 celebrate the Fourth were Mr.. |
nd Mrs Leon c. ordwsy OF White
liver junction. Mr. and Mrs. Evarts
}. Brown and son OF Cornish Flats. y
l., and Daniel G. Stoughton. who has
barge of the construction Of a large
rick block N Lsconia. n II.
Abe Jacobs Of Bradford was among :
he business visitors in town Thurs. :
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