The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-13
CHELSEA

! Ernest G.. Cross has moved his family
TO Barre City, where he has employ
ment in some granite industry.
(! Edward A. Davis was in town ior
the general election, returning to Bos-
ton Tuesday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Davis, they having closed thcir
home here for the winter.
Judge Stanles G. Wilson returned IN
Saturday from Middlebury, where he
| had been for a few days, occupied with
court hearings.s
Several of our citizens left the first
Of last week for Hancock and other
mountain towns in quest of deer,
among them, Oliver Il. Burgess, Dean
| II Gilman. Albert z. Bugbee aud
Charles L. Dickinson.
Jasper +. Taylor, who is spending
some time in Orange, was in town cleo.
ton day to vote.
Mrs Harold A. Dwinell, who has
been at the Randolph sanatorium sew
eral days following an operation, is re-
ported as making good recovery.
Hale X. Darling was in Montpelier
last week assisting John w. Gordon in
the trial Of case in Washington
county court.
States Attorney Millward c. Taft
has purchased from Doe brothers Of
Bradford a new REQ sport model tour
ing car, disposing Of his velie in the
deal.
I. Miss Alice Densmore, stenographer
in the Orange county farm bureau ot-
fee. spent last week in Enosburg Fails
visiting her sister. Miss Grace DeLs-
more, and other relatives.
Madam Ann E. Goss has closed her
house for the winter and left last week
for Canton, Mass, to spend the winter
with her daughter,s Mrs. f. J. Fish.
Oscar f. Allen, who has spent the
summer in town at the home Of his
nephew, o. Fay Allen, left last week
for his former home in Arlington,
there he will 60 to ST. Petersburg,
Fla, to spend the winter.
Purl McKeil has recently moved his
family from the Leslie A. Bragg farm
in South Washington to the Davis
place on the Vershire road. recently
purchased from H. N. Madison.
Eugene G. Thorne and daughter.
Miss Leone, left last week for visit
to friends in Boston. Philadelphia ana
Washington, d. c., and from the latter
city they will proceed TO Florida TO
spend the winter
County Clerk William H. Sprague
was in Montpelier Nov. TO arrange
for the printing Of the dockets for the
December term of Orange county court.
Mildred, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Hayward, who a
few days ago received as serious injury
to one eye by flying piece of glass,
is said to be making good recovery and
is able TO detect light from darkness
with the injured eye, giving hope that
the sight of the injured eye is not, as
was first thought, destroyed.
Ben A. Goodrich, Loren J. Goodrich
and Earl Delano left Friday by auto
mobile on a few. days business trip to
Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Stoughton of |
were in town a few days |
last week completing some miner re-
last week completing some minor re-
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Bacon, Mr. |
and Mrs. Leonard II. Bacon and Mr.. |
and Mrs. William H. Sprague attended |
the Brown-Knapp wedding at East |
Brookfield Sunday evening, Nov. ).
Mrs. Hale X. Darling has been quite |
i'll for several days with |
stomach trouble and Miss Emma L.
Darling has been assisting her in her
home duties.
Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Walker returned
Tuesday evening of last week from
Boston, where she had been for several
lays to visit her daughter, a graduate
nurse in that city.
The bobbin shop was closed several
lays last week by reason of the III
ness Of John H. Flanders, the shop
foreman.