The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-24
CHELSEA

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Mrs. Arthur r. MeCue i caring for
| Mrs. Arthur r. Dickinson and baby
Arthur G. Cross and family of Barre
have rented Milo NJ. Sanborn's north
tenement, recently vacated by Archie
In. Sanborn, and have already moved
there. MIR. Cross is finding employ
ment among the farmers.
Mvron Il. Holmes, who returned
sometime ago from Burlington. where
he took short course in the dairy
school, is working for Walter II. Beck
with.
Miss Mary A. Darling went last
week To Claremont. n H., where she
has a position at the Hotel Moody,
The local high school basketball
teams went Friday night to South
Royalion 70 play the high school teams
OF that place. with the result that the
girls team from Chelsea defeated the
South Royalton girls. while the South
| Royalton BOYS defeated the Chelsea
bows. Much interest was manifested
locally in these games and about ntty
of our townspeopie went to South hoy
alton To see the game.
The marriage engagement Of Martin
+. Backus and Miss Janet MeCue has
been announced. Mr.. Backus came here
from Brandon about the first OF last
July and took a position as clerk IN
the local bank. where he has been both
efficient ana popular and completed his
engagement at the bank Jan. 20, go
inc Ia Proctor. where he has accepted
position with the Proctor Trust com
many. Miss McCue is sister of Mrs.
Frank 4. Hayden and came here from
Portland. Me-, last spring, since which
she has lived with her sister Both
have made many friends in town dur.
ing their short sojourn here, who viii
wish them much happiness and pros
perity in the years to come.
Oscar w. Corse of Nershire was in
town last week TO overhaul and make
necessary repairs on the engine and
boiler at the Orange County creamery.
Thomas W. Ferris, who has been liv-
inc with Mr.. McNall on the Nershire
road for the past month. has gone 10
Lebanon. y. H.. where he expects to
find employment.
George il. Titus. who has been a
popnlar and efficient clerk in q. r. Bur
eress' store since last April, has closed
his lahors there and entered the en-
plov Of the National Bank of Orange
County a. a clerk TO succeed Martin
+. Bsckus. and took up the work OF
his new position Jan. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hackett
have sold their farm on the east hill.
known ~ the Hooc farm, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred b. Gale. who purchased for
a home. MIR. and Mrs. Gale have been
employed BY Mr.. Haekett for the last
six months. The sale included with
the farrn. the stock and farming tools
The remains OF jed Luce, a former
Chelsea boy. were brought 20 the home
az his brother. Wilmarth II. Luce. and
the funeral was held from the lafter's
home on Saturday afternoon. Jan ~.
Rev. James A. Lawrence officiating. and
interment was in the family lot in
Highland cemetery. Nr. Luce. who was
siztv-six wears old. had been = resident
81 Lowell. Mass. for many years and
4 survived by one son. Who with his
wife. accompanied the remains 90 Chcl-
sea Cor inferment.
The members % the Sarah 7. Bacon
Benerolent society held their annual
meeting recently. a. which the follow
ing oaic-rs xerc elected for the year
President. Hrs. John NJ Ccmsicck:
sire-pre- ident. Mr.. Richard X. Bscon;
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Leslie a.
Bchonzn: directresses. Mrs stanley &
Wil.an. Nrs. Ned A Grim and Mr..
NeIlis A burgess
Grorrr n. Flint. who has ben acting
postrnasfcr a. the Chelsea ofice fer
nrariv ope ard orf-hslf year,. has r.
critei nlsip - ~ apPotatment a.
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