The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-20
CHELSEA

i. r. III. Godfrey and Benjamin IL.
ms have each recently purchased a
Overland of Eugene Fl. Kennedy.
Iillard +. George returned Wednes-
evening fIbm short business trip
Boston.
buy r. Colby was in Brattleboro
ksday to attend meeting OF the
nd lodge of Odd Fellows.
lloyd Dow has moved, here from
rshfield and opened a BARRIERS shop
pool room in f. d. Barnes block
& To the livery stable, and his fam
will occupy the tenement in the
pnd story over the shop and pool
IN.
Hrs. Il. G. Cross has been entertain
as her guest during the past two
eks her sister, Miss Janette Sykes
Barre.
D. Southworth and b. Cowen OF
nth RoyaIton have been in town dur
the past week, doing mason work
the Orange County creamery and L.
Beckwith's.
keyeral from here were in Vershire
llrsday afternoon TO attend the III
Fal of Vance y. Conant, who died
ldenly Tuesday of heart disease. Mr..
|nant was at his death and for many
hrs had been the town clork OF Yer
ire and had large circle OF acquaint :
res here who extend to the bereayed
|nily sincere sympathy.
Oscar w. Corse of Vershire has pur-
sed of Fred A. Ordway new five
ssenger Buick six touring car.
Road Commissioners Albert P. Bug
{, with a force of help, started the
hid machine Thursday morning. Har-
D Colby is furnishing the motive pow
with his caterpillar tractor and Will
Luce is operating the road machine.
Fired I'll. Stanton arrived from Hart
I'd. Conn, the first of the week and
Wednesday sold the property be-
hcing to his mothers estate at pub
auction, b. H. Adams being the
Ictioneer. The real estate was pur-
|ased by Washington Beede of Tun-
|idge who has bought for home and
|r townsfolk are pleased to have MIR.
Id Mrs. Beede return to Chelsea to
bike their home. Mr.. Stanton returned
Hartford Friday morning making
|e entire trip by automobile.
AT the town spelling. school held at
|e high school on Friday, May II,
forge Bradshaw of the west hill
|hool and Ethclyn Hathaway of the
|cal graded school were adjudged to
the winners.
William Nj. Burbank. while engaged
splitting last blocks recently, sus-
lined a serious injury from his axe
|hich severed two arteries in his wrist,
|hich injury will necessitate forced
hcation for time.
Charles G. Lougee and wife have sold
heir home place about one mile below
be village on the Chelsea Tunbridge
age road to Mr.. and Mrs. William ii.
lincoln, who have bought for home
nd have already taken possession. Mr..
ougee has moved bis family into the
birth tenement in Mrs. Cora M. Walk
rs house on Main street and Mr..
ougee has returned to Niverville, N.
4, where he has employment at his
-ade as a painter which will occupy
is attention for several months.
Mrs. Mary f. Taplin of Grinelle, Ia,
ho has spent the winter with Miss
NINA l.. Darling assisting in the care
Mrs. J. X. Darling. left the first OF
he week to visit friends in East Cor
18th, after which she will 80 TO New
uryport, Mass, to visit relatives for
time.
Harold G. West, student at the
brew Theological seminary at Madi-
on. N. j., arrived in town for brief
tay last week, after which he will
roceed TO Niagara Falls to join the
.edpath chautauqua for the summer
s an advance advertising agent.
State Auditor Benjamin Gates OF
Montpelier was in town Thursday aft