The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-06
CHELSEA


Ben A. Goodrich returned the frs
OF the week from brief business tri
TO Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cram have beel
spending few days at their home Of
Main street and during their stay in
stalled furnace in the basement 0
their home.
vinton G. Corwin, the youngest sol
OF Mr.. And Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin
left Thursday evening for Great Falls
Mont, where he has accepted a cleri
cal position with the Royal Milling
company. one of the largest Inillin.
concerns in the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Young anC
Albert r. Bugbee returned the first
Of the week from Boston, where the,
had been on combined business anc
pleasure trip, by automobile.
Three English cock pheasants were
seen by many around the village Fri
day morning and while they did not
appear Wild, did not permit persons
to approach within about one hlAdred
feet Of them.
Olin W. Chase Of Reading, Mass,
general agent for New England Of the
Massachusetts Protective association,
was a recent visitor in town.
Guy A. Buck, who is working in the
Sisco pharmacy in Bradford. spent the
recent week end in town with his
family.
Sheriff Thomas G. Dearborn was in
state hospital for the insane, George
Huntington Of Tunbridge, who is
placed there for observation.
Miss Mary A, Darling Is taking
few days vacation from her work in
Lebanon, N. H., and is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale X. Dar-
ling.
Milo l.. Sleeper, who for nearly ten
years has been clerking in Horace
udalrs store in Strafford, is spending
three weeks vacation in town and
Is the guest of his mother, Mrs Alb
bic L. Sleeper, on North Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. Perciyal W. Hewitt
were in Williamstown on Tuesday,
Oct. 81, to attend the county rally
meeting of the Methodist churches
Mrs. Nellie Burgess has closed her
apartment for the winter and will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Hood.
Among those from out of town who
have been here ON business during the
week are Eugene Il. Smith of Post
Mills, Edward A. George, Baxter B.
Durkee and j. +. Rivers of Tunbridge,
Ebert /. Clafin Of Randolph, Charles
&. Speare and L. NJ Kinslay of West
corinth, Attorney Roy Bracket of
Hanover, N. H., Homer L. Skeels of
Ludlow, Warner A. Graham of Bel
lows Falls and Erwin NJ. Harvey of
Montpelier.
Eugene 4. Densmore of Waterbury,
former Chelsea boy. was in town the
irst of the week, visiting his. daugh-
ters, Mrs. Q. Fay Allen and Alice Dens-
more.
Harold Colby seturned the first Of
The week from Nyack, N. ", where
he has been to deliver load of an
liaues for Mrs. Gail Hood Helmer. His |
wife and son accompanied him and |
they visited friends en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w. Hunt re-
turned last week from a three weeks |
visit to friends in Manchester and 9TH |
n points in New Hampshire, and on
Monday Mr.. Hunt commenced work in
Oliver +. Burgess store for the win
Ter.
Oscar +. Allen has returned from
East Barnard, where he had been Wis 4
ting relatives for several days.
The attention of the voting public is
:alled to the fact that the opening
ind closing of the polls on election
lay, Nov. Z, is different than at the
primary election. The polls open at
10 o'clock a. m. and close for town
representative at 3 o'clock p. m. and
Tor state and county officers at 5
,'clock p. m.
The second entertainment course
provided under the auspices of Lady
Washington chapter, o. f. s., promises
lour new and wholly different enter
ainments, each program having origi-
ial and attractive features. They are
70 be given the evenings of Nov. 9,
Dec. s, Jan. IL and Feb. l.
James Pappas Of Hanover, n H..
who recently purchased the Elgin d.
Barnes business block, was in town the
frst of the week to arrange for the
'emodeling of the interior of the block
to opening a first-class
restaurant in the spring. Il
Judge Edward W. Kent of Randolph
ras in town Thursday and Friday, ,
holding secret inquest at the in I
itance of States Attorney Millward
:. Taft. Mrs. Mary G. Nye of Mont
,elier acted as stenographic reporter
md large number of witnesses were
present.