The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
CHELSEA

The Parkyiew Is closed and Mrs
Celia Flanders, who has conducted tn
same during the past two years, ha
moved to her new home on Mai
/ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Parker, VIII,
have been visiting friends in Yves
Lebanon. n. H., have returned to thei
home on the west hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Story Of Shell
| burne and Robert Little Of Barre were
guests last week of friends in town
Mr.. Story was at one time most eff
cicnt butter maker ait the Orange coun
| ty creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keyser Of Woods
iyille, n. H., were in town recently a.
guests Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Z. Martin.
Mrs. Harry Fl. Wishart and daugh-
ter, Barbara. of Winooski were guests
last week Of the formers mother, Mrs
Grace Bixby.
Mrs. Zephie Brunette has received
the news ofzthe birth of a daughter
on Aug. IA to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Car
mody Of Pasadena, Cal. Mrs. Carmody
will be pleasantly remembered by
many here as Miss Alice Tabor, for
mer resident and a daughter of Mrs.
Brunette.
Deputy State Fire Marshal A. q.
Preblc Of Barre was in town last
week and inspected the town hall, com
menting most favorably upon the
beauty and we'll kept condition Of the
same and In order to protect and safe
guard as far as possible those cpndi-
tions, brought to bear the force Of the
authority Of his department and or
dered the hall closed to movies" until
proper regulation booth was installed
and the selectmen, not desiring to de-
priye our townsfolk Of the pleasure
and educational benefits derived from
movie" entertainments, have negoti-
ated for the installation of standard
booth and ii is expected that the same
will be completed and ready for bust
ness within the next ten days.
Rev. Robert Hazeltine Of White Riv-
er Junction preached at the Methodist
church here on Sunday, Aug. ~, and
remained in town for few days to
renew former acquaintance.
Guy A. Buck has moved his family
into part of the Congregational par
sonage and the remaining part is oc-
cnpied by the pastor, Rev. Otis r.
lockwood
Mr.. and Mrs Everett b. Jackson and
daughter. Pauline, Of Bavonne. n. j..
who were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H, Sprague, left Sunday for
their home.
Mr. and Mrs @. ~ Tracy were in
Thursday with their son,
Robert. to have his tonsils removed at
the Randolph sanatorium. as was also
Fred D. Parkmirst with two daughters
and Max L. Hayward with one of his
and Charles Dickinson with
his son, Freddie.
Mrs. Mary Sherburne and son, Her
man. OF Rutland were in town last
week as guests Of the formers mother,
Madam Burbank.
Judge Stanley G. Wilson was in
Newfane the first Of last week to at
end to some hearings which were left |
,yer at the June term of court in that |
county.
Attorney Hale X Darling was in
Bradford Friday and Saturday attend
ng some court hearings before the |
presiding Judge. Julius A. Wilcox.
Assistant Judge Nelson R. Darling |
nd Edward w. Kent we're in town on
friday and contracted with w. r. Mo-
lie Of Tunbridge to do a cement job
N the county reservoir, which Is to
'e completed before Oct. Is.
The board of civil authority met on
saturday afternoon and elected the
GLOWING ballot clerks; Lyle r. Beck
With. Leon +. Grant, Guy A. Buck
nd Lewis NJ. Lucas and the follow
ng assistant ballot clerks: Eunice A.
owls and Cora May Walker, to serve
I the primary election on Sept IL.
Mrs. John ID. Lane Of Boston Is Wis
ing her mother. Mrs. Will A. Hood.
Mrs. Frank HAYDEN and children
ave gone to Portland, Me-, TO visit
riends and relatives for time.
The schools in town opened today
18th the following teachers: High and
raded school, principal Hiram T.
atty. Voodsville. \. H.; assistant
rincipsl Carl c. Wifhrow. Island
ond assistant, Miss Hope Rogers.
ewbury; grades seven and eight. Miss
lizabeth Fullar, stowe; grades five
nd six. Miss katherine Vassar, Mid
ebury: grades three and four, Miss
aud WHSLE, Middlebury; grades one
I'd two. Miss Phoebe Cook, Norwich;
lral school. No. /. Mrs. Hattie Ban
-ter Of Chelsea; No. 5, Mrs. Mary
srtin Of Washington; No. Q. west
II. Joseph X. Darling. Chelsea; No.
}. Elmer C. Roberts. Chelsea; No. III,
is Mia Durkee, Chelsea.