The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-07
CHELSEA
Rev. and Mrs. Winfield S. Hathaway
Married so Years.

l.
Rev. and Mrs. Winfield S. Hathawa
celebrated the 50th anniversary o
their marriage at the Methodist chnrc
Sunday evening, Jan. |, when purs
of SS7 was presented them by thei
friends through the PASTOR Rev. Perez
val Hewitt. Mr. Hathaway responde,
In well-chosen words, fully cxpressin,
the great appreciation Of himself an
wife for this substantial token Of re
spect and esteem from their man,
friends.
County Agent Harold A. Dwinell la,
returned from weeks vacation anf
II again at his Office in the Masoni,
block.
James Griswold, former teacher il
our local high school, who this year il
teaching in New Hampshire, spent d
few days last week renewing former
acquaintanees in town.
Mrs. William j. Scott is taking
charge OF the household duties at At
torney Miilward G Taft's during the
protractcd Illness Of Mrs. Taft.
Miss Frcda Randall, home demon
strator, returned the first Of the week
from short vacation spent at the
home of her parents In Pittsfield, and
is again ut her accustomed place in
the office Of the Orange County Farm
bureau.
Albert T. Bugbec and Noses j. Riv-
ers will cut ice and fill the various
lee houses in the village and will COM
mence this work early next week il
weather conditions will permit.
Judge Stanley G. Wilson was in
Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday to
attend the annual meeting Of the YER
mont Bar association. as were also At
torneys Hall X. Darling and A1illward
G. Taft, the two latter also attending
the opening Of the January term Of SUI
preme court.
Among the business visitors in town
Monday were Clinton A. Adams of
Post Mills and Hugh Lyman Of Tun
bridge.
County Clerk William II. Sprague
was in Barre Tuesday to attend the
annual meeting of the board of direc
tors OF the Granite Mutual Insurance
company.
Joseph X. Darling, who had spent
the holiday vacation at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale X.
Darling, returned to Burlington Mon
day to resume his studies as a mem
Der Of the freshman class at the Uni
versity OF Vermont
Miss Vera H. Beckwith. a member Of
the senior class at Goddard seminary. |
returned to Barre Tuesday to continue /
her studies after having spent the holt
days at the home OF her mother, Mrs |
Mary Deckwith 1t il pleasing to Miss |
Beckwith's home friends to note from
time to time through the columns Of
the press that her services as vocal I
soloist are being called for In various
towns in Washington county and that /
she is received with deserved eclat and /
favor.
Mrs. Alma Davis, one Of our older
residents. passed away Mt her home
on the yershire road on Jan. /. and
the funeral services were held Tues
day.
The remains Of Frank Smith, for
mer rasiient, were brought here for
interment on Monday and placed be-
side his wife in the family lot in High
land cemetery on Monday. Jan. 2. Mr..
Smith was a veteran OF the Civil war
and had spent most Of his life in this
town until failing health after the
death of his wife few years ago oc-
casioned his going to live with his son,
Arthur Smith Of East Randolph. where
he died. He is survived by several
sons and daughters.
Mrs. Milo NJ. Sanborn. who was J
Olive Jane French, and daughter Of
The late Joseph French, died at her
nome on North Main street on Dec.
20, and the funeral services were held !
rom her late homo on Saturday after
noon, Dec. 81. Rev. Percival Hewitt
,fficiating, and interment was in the !
amily lot in Highland cemetery. The :
bearers were her son, Archie r. San
,orn. and three other near relatives Of :
he family, Harry N. Sanborn, Allie :,
Smith and Albert n Austin. Besides
Ter husband and son above mentioned, +
he is survived by two grandchildren, e
sister. Mrs. John Sanborn. and a
tepmother, Mrs. Lucinda French Mrs
'anborn was 20 years of age. a
At the annual meeting of the Con- :
regational church society, held recent n
:, the,following officers were elected
or the ensuing year: Clerk, Oliver "
!. Burgess; treasurer. Edward b. p
latch; executive committee to serve d
18th the pastor and deacons, Mrs. John
T. Comstock, Mrs. L. H. Bohonan and Il
Irs. Stanley c. Wilson; business com al
littee, benjamin ii. Adams. Henry J.
rr and Leonard II. Bacon; trustee for h,
lree wears. Dean II. Gilman; chorister, h.
Irs. Richard II. Bacon. lis
The annual meeting Of the Chelsea
re district was held at the town n,
erk's Office Monday evening, Jan. 2
nd the following officers were elected :.
II the ensuing year: Moderator. Lyle -
: Beckwith; clerk, o. Fay Allen;
'easurer, Edward b. Hatch; collector, q
eniamin II. Adams; prudential com
ittee. O. Dickinson Tracv. William en-
:. Undcrhiil and Percy J. Heath; chief Fl
lgineer. George A. Tracy; first assist
1t engineer. Oliver +. Burgess; second
isistant engineer, Nelson w. Belts. A
x of 25 cents on the dollar of the
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