The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-09
CHELSEA


ter and will board with Mrs. Lizzie
Smith on Maple avenue.
The annual meeting OF the Chelsea
Red Gross will be held on Wednes-
/ day afternoon at 3 o'clock, Oct. II.
Miss Emma T. Darling has been APP
pointed executrix Of the will Of the
late Anzolette M. Darling and Fred A.
Ordway and Hiram N. Mattison have
been appointed appraisers and com
missioners Of the estate.
Miss Zilla Densmore, who is attend
ing the normal school at Keene, N.
H., was a guest at the home Of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Densmore, for few days recently
Hon. William A. Plummer of Laco-
mia. n, H., one Of the justices of the
New Hampshire supreme court, in
company with Sheriff Murray of Graf
ton county, New Hampshire, were in
town Wednesday and called upon the
legal fraternity and looked over the
court house.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Young recent
ly entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ransom
George Of Randolph
Mrs. Isabelle Clough Barry, wife OF
ohm Barry, who lives just over the
me in Washington, died at the Ram
dolph sanatorium on Saturday, Sept.
80, where she had been for treatment
for several weeks. The cause of death
was cancer of the liver. The funeral
Was held from the home Of her broth
er Levi Clough, III Washington, Mon
day, Oct 2.
Mrs. Daniel g. Bixby Of Woodstock
was in town for day r>centlv, call
ipg on relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs David Dickerman re-
Gently entertained at their home on |
The west hill Mr. and Mrs. James
Hosking and Mr.. and Mrs. John Fer
gllson Of West Lebanon. r. H.. and I
William d. Pitkin Of Westford, Mass.
County Highway Supervisor Fred L.
Dudley of Randolph met the select
men and road commissioner on Mon
day. Oct. 2, and arranged for the re-
surfacing and the blasting of the
lodges south Of the village on the
Commissioner Bugbee will have charge
of the resurface work and Willmarth
Fl. Luce will have charge Of the blast I
ing job. A power drill for the state
highway department will arrive in the
near future to commence operations
Mr.. Bugbee has already commenced
the resurface work, which will be done
commencing at the Douglas or Mat
toon corner, sa-called, and going north
as far as the money available viii
carry ii.
Rev. and Mrs. Percival w. Hewitt
attended the Vermont Sunday school
convention, which was held in Mont
pelier last week.
Sinclair c. Lougee, the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lougee, went on
Friday, Sept 20, to Barre, where he
entered the Washington county tuber
culosis sanatorinm for treatment.
Attorney Hale X. Darling was in
Thursday to argue a
county case in which he
is one Of the attorneys for the defense, 4,
before supreme court.
Colonel Charles Woodward and son
of Wakefield, Mass. was in town last
week visiting relatives and friends and |
were guests at the Chelsea inn. {
Judge Clinton A. Adams. William
w. Clendenin and Lee c. Bacon of
Thetford we're among the business Wis
TORS in town last week
Mrs. II. j. Laselle of Rutland was i
in town last week visiting her sister, /
Mrs. Alice Hackett.
Charles H. Baraw exhibited his herd
of Jerseys and his ponies at the
Worlds fair last week, as did William
E. Burbank his herd OF Ayrshire cat
tie.
Charles E. Titus, a FORMER Chelsea '
boy, and brother of George H. Titus 9
and James NJ. Titus, who went to :
Portland. Me-, two years ago, where ,
he has since held responsible clerical
has decided to prepare him
'elf for the ministry and went recently
10 Boston, where he enters Boston uni
sersity to pursue his studies.
Allen a Underhill operated their ra
Ito set in the floral hall at the Tun
bridge fair Wednesday and Thursday
md took the report of the world Sc
lies baseball games inning by inning
md gave it to the public from the
Judges stand.
William MacFarlane of Thetford
vas at the office of the county clerk
Friday and filed his petition for nat
radiation.