The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-06
CHELSEA

Rev Percival w. Hewitt returned
| the first Of the week from White River
junction, where he had been IN at
tendance upon the Vermont Methodist
conference and it is a great pleasure
] and satisfaction to the citizens OF the
town to learn that he has been re-
turned to Chelsea for the ensuing year.
| Charles g. Lougee is home from his
work as painter il Niycrville, n. r.,
for few days, expecting to return
| there for several weeks more labor
there, if, in fact, he l. not kept EN-
ployed there for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Chase, who
have occupied tenement IN the vii
ilage during the winter. moved the first
Of the week to their farm on the east
hill, where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray S. Thrashcr moved
the first of the week from the farm
they recently sold to John H. Preston
to the Emery" farm on the Chelsea
/ Washington stage road, which they
have bought for a home.
Mrs. w. II. Sprague, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. W. Fisher,
/ in Worcester. Mass, returned last Sat
urday evening, accompanied by her
i mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Bickford, who will
remain here during the summer.
| Mrs. Lizzie p. Smith has sold her
home on Main street to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harold Colby, who bought for home.
/ and have already moved into one Of
/ the tenements on the ground floor, the
other ground floor tenement being oc-
! cupied by Rev. and Mrs. William Rob
! erts. and AIRS. Smith will occupy one
of the upstairs tenements, where she
will continue to conduct her millinery
| parlors.
Mrs @. Fay Allen returned last Sat
urday from 4 visit Of several weeks
among friends and relatives in Boston.
Cambridge and Arlington, Mass. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Aliens uncle.
Oscar f. Allen. who will remain for
the summer with his nephew's family
and his many friends in town are
! pleased to welcome him back to town
4 for his summer soiourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Davis ar
rived from Boston last Saturday eve
! ming and Mrs Davis will remain for
| the summer and while the extensive
repairs on their home on Main street
are being completed will be temper
arilv quartered at the Chelsea inn.
Miss Sarah Gustin, whose mind has
| been seriously impaired for several
months. was committed to the state
\ hospital for the insane at Waterbury
on Tuesday and Mr.. and Mrs. Holton
s. Annis, who have cared for her in
her home for over year have returned
/ to their home on the west hill and the
! Gustin house is closed.
| The baseball season opened here last
/ Saturday afternoon when the local
! high school team crossed bats with the
Montpelier seminary team and the 10
cal team pulled down victory with
the score standing l6 to 6. While there
were some errors on both sides, the
game was clean throughout. Attorney
i LYLE r.. Beckwith umpired the game
to the satisfaction OF players and spec
/ tators,
Mrs. GLADYS G. Sanborn has installed
running water in her home on Main
street having taken connection from
the Wilson system.
Bv reason Of quarantine Miss
! Thompson and Miss Howe, teachers in
! the graded school, went to their homes
| in Burlington the first Of the week and
/ their places arc being supplied by Vim
ton G. Corwin and Mrs. George Titus.
respectively. and Mrs NJ G. Taft IS
supplying for Miss Bliss. who Is i'll
with scarlet fever at the home OF Mrs,
! Grace Bixby.
The block owned and occupied by
the National Bank Of Orange County
has been IN tho painters hands during
the week. the work being in charge Of
Fred D. Parkhurst.
After an enforced absence from duty