The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-22
CHELSEA

| Mrs, O. Fay Allen went last week to
visit friends and relatives in Boston
and vicinity.
1 Judge Stanley G. Wilson left the
I first of the week for Newfane, where
he win preside over the April term
of Windham county court.
Mrs: Nellie Blaisdell has gone to the
home Of her brother, Norman D. DAY
export, on the Vershire road to act
as housekeeper for him for time.
Hale X. Darling returned from Bur
lington Wednesday, where he had been
for the past two weeks engaged IN the
/ trial Of lawsuit in Chittenden coun-
ty court.
The annual meeting of the select
men, road commissioner and patrolmen
/ of Orange county was held here on
Wednesday, at which the towns vi the
county we're wen represented State
Highway Commissioner Thurman w.
Dix of-Burlington was present and ad-
| dressed the meeting on the most APP
proved methods Of road building and
upkeep. County Highway Supervisor
Fred i. Dudley Of Randolph was also
present and addressed the meeting
| Judge George L. Stow has rented
apartments of w. p. Townsend in the
Dana block and has moved his house
hold goods and personal effects there,
where he will make his future resi-
dence.
Luther n. Baraw, clerk in the post
! office, was in Montpelier recently on
business trip.
i States Attorney Millward G. TAFT
was in Wells River on business on
, Wednesday and Thursday, making the
trip by automobile by way Of White
River junction and Hanover, y. u.
son was born to Mrs. AlbertsN.
!, Austin. Monday, April IL. Mother and
! 1 child both reported as doing well and
!, they are being cared for BY Mrs. Thorn
as J. Doyle.
Elgin d. Barnes is improving the
; appearance of the ''Parkview" hotel on
Main street by fresh coat OF pant.
The work, is in charge Of Fred D
. Parkhurst, assisted by Charles +
Doyle.
The drama, "The Adventures 'of
Grandpa presented by the East Beth
| 81 Dramatic company, presented here
Monday evening, the 18th, drew a very
good house. The play was reported a.
we'll staged and presented and very
! much enjoyed.
Mrs. MAY Hettrick and son, Robert
4 who have been visiting at the home
. of the formers father Norman d
q Davenport. on the Nershire road fol
the past month, left for their home N
$ Buffalo. N. Y, the first of the week.
! The majority of our sugar makers
! have gathered their tubs and called tht
season over and report, on the whole
a poor season in respect to the amount
OF sugar made, the quality OF the prod
;. net. however. being A No. !. few
e farmers whose orchards are located o.
north cant are reported as HAVING
tapped the first Of the present week
}. and as the snow is yet deep In thos'
q particular locations it is expected tina
these farmers will perhaps bring VI
E, the total make to the yearly average
u CLAYTON Cole, who has occupied tn
;. @Elijah Barnes" farm ON the west MI
for several wears. has recently pur
\. chased the same from the owner, AR
It A. Reed. of Williamstown.
A general spelLng match viii b
10 held on Friday, April Is, and as tn
s. program of the evening win be inter
spersed with music. readings, etc. ]
N should be an evenings entertainment
" well worth patronizing and u Is hope
sr the older ones viii embrace the oppor
u, tunitv to show the present generation
how well or in what degree they mas
tered the art OF spelling in the schoo
! DAYS and also how retentiye have bee
! their memories in the years which hay
interviewed.
The Eastern Star has engaged tn
Goddard seminary club OF Barre :
L. give concert at the town hall on RI
5. day. MAY Goth. This viii be an en-
er tainment which will be out of the Of
,n binary. in this town and will doubt
n less be given the large patronage
IN viii deserve.
Easter services were very appropr
in ately observed at all churches in tow
last Sunday and in the evening at Il
Methodist church, the eantats, I'll
Prince Of Life. rendered by lars
y choir with instrumental music, wa
much enjoyed by large audience. rel
resented by both the village churche
The Christian Endesvor society
the Congregational church has recent
ly elected the following officers Il
the ensuing six months Presidcn
Rachel Comstock; vice presiden
Franklin d. Burbank; correspondent
secretary. Mrs. John NJ. 1omstcck; r
cording secretary. Esther y. Smlti
treasurer, Hazel d. Flanders: looko'
committee. Rosemary Lewis, Elizabei
Fuller and Olive Smith; prayer mee
ing committee. Mrs. Leslie II. Bohono
Esther Z. smith. Oren A. Burbank az
Ruth V. Morey; social committee. MI
stanley c. Wilson, Freda J. Randa
Neva NJ. Bohonon, Clara Beck Al
Hope Morey; missionary commItte
Rev. T.. G.. French, Mrs. Nellie A. Bu
CESS and Earl c. Thorne; flower cor
mittee. Mrs. .Iohn NJ. Comstock, Nj
Edwin II. Colby, Nora Mcrey and A
geles Henry.
Sheriff Thomas u. Deatoolh hetd
sheriff sale Of an Overland sutomobl
at the Kennedy garage Thursday al
ernoon and the car Was struck OH
Eugene II. Kennedy, the highest b
der.
ROYAL c. Flanders Of Orange was
= town Wednesday and while here "
q appointed and qualified a. : dsRu