The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-05
CHELSEA

the week to visit friends in Tunbridge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Libby and
son, Paul, returned recently from a Wis
! it to friends and relatives in Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. Carrie Mattoon has recently in.
stalled running water in her tenement
house as has also 0. d. Tracy in his
home, both parties taking water from
the Bank system.
Luther r. Baraw, clerk in the post
Office, was in Burlington on business
the first Of the week.
Ralph Norton, who has driven the
! Nershire stage since July first. has
purchased farm in Vershire and sew
cred his connection whit the stage
business. Mr.. Meindy, the proprietor
Of the route, is driving for the-present
Fred f. Goodwin and family, who
left here BY automobile for the Paci-
tic coast early in August. report the
safe arrival in California and already
have purchased place in Bellflower a
new village nine miles from Long Beach
Their purchase consists of an acre of
: land already set out TO fruit and on
which buildings have been erected.
Dir. p. w. Walker OF Cambridge,
Mass. who for several years has found
II beneficial to his health to take a few
months vacation each year from His
dental practice, which vacations he
has spent in Chelsea, has decided to
discontinue the practice of his profess
sion for n few years at least, and has
purchased thte Edward Monard farm
on the west hill, which he has bought
for home with the hope and ex-
pectation that life in the open up here
in the Vermont hills viii restore his
health which has become greatly i'm
paired by close indoor confinement, and
the people Of this town sincerely well
come DR.. and Mrs. Walker as per-
manent residents.
Lawrence Smith of North Hero is
spending a vacation from his work as
an official COW tester, with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie G. Smith.
County clerk William H. Sprague
was in Montpelier Thursday 20 arrange
for the printing Of the doekets for the
December term Of Orange county court,
which conyenes December 9th.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson, who is
presiding at the September term Of
ehittenden county court, has found it
expedient TO take a short vacation for
the purpose of submitting to a minor
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington, and Mrs. Wilson who is
with him reports favorably, which
news is most gratifying to his many
friends in his home town as well as else
where throughout the state. during his
enforced vacation Judge Fred ". But
Ter of Rutland is presiding in Judge
Wilson's place.
Nearly seventy gathered at the
schoolhouse in district No. 5 on Mon
day evening, Oct. 81, 20 celebrate Hal
lewe'en The most interesting feature
of the evening was a play. "Tardy Tom
and the Spirits" which was presented
by the school children. Popcorn, sur
prise packages and fortune cakes were
on sale and few loaded cans were
auctioned of to the highest bidder
Light refreshments were served which
was followed by music and singing.
Mrs. Richard II. Bacon presided at the
organ. The receipts of the evening
amounted to eight dollars which will
be used for articles needed in school.
George c. Tutherly, who moved his
family few weeks ago 70 their new
home in Claremcnt. n. H. is in town
for a few days looking after his farm
interests here. and before the winter he
contemplates taking his young stock to
Claremont.
E Ralph Walkr and Earl T. Doyle
were among the business visitors from
here in Barre City Thursday.
Judge Elwn I. Scott Of Barre CITY
was in town on business Thursday.