The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
CHELSEA


| the Kurn Hattin Homes, made her am
| nual visit here this week. calling upon
| friends Of that institution for their
voluntary contributions.
The West Hill Farmers club win
hold a meeting at the church parlors
Monday evening, May !, when there
will be an interesting program pre-
sented.
John H. Preston Of Royalton Cen
ter, who few weeks since purchased
Ray s. Thresher's farm, came Thurs
day with bis first load Of goods and
expects to complete moving here at
an early date.
Wilder H. Dearborn has engaged J..
Oliver Perkins TO assist in the Chelsea
market during the summer and Mr..
Perkins has already commenced work.
Charles r. Durkee and family. who
have occupied tenement in the Dana
block during the winter, moved back
to their arm ON the east hill the first
Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephire Brunette OF
Claremont, n. H., were at their farm
Just over the line in Tunhridge the
first Of the week and visited their
daughter, Mrs. Gladys G. Sanborn, and
family Thursday.
Mrs. Charles A. Densmore has been
entertaining as her guest during the
week her daughter, Mrs. Victor Moore,
of Concord, n. Fl.
Vinton G. Corwin. who has just com
pleted years post graduate course ut
Dartmouth college, returned to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest A. Corwin, Tuesday.
Mrs. William n. Sprague left Tues
day for Worcester, Mass, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Clellan W. Fisher, and on
her return will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. G. NJ Biekford, who has
spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Fisher.
Vernal Keezer of Corinth has com
menced work as chauffeur for B. A..
Goodrich for the season. Mr.. keezer
has driven for Mr.. Goodrich for several
seasons.
Miss Mary Bliss, one OF the teachers
in the grades, has been i'll with ton
silitis during the week
Pearle f.. Davenport accompanied the
remains of his mother. Mrs. Norman
B. Davenport. to East Randolph for
interment last Tuesday.
Harry Y. Bryant left Tuesday for
South RoyaIton to meet the Nellie Gill
Players, and will convey them in his
REQ truck over their circuit during the
season rs he did last year.
Dan A. Whitney, who drives the
stage between Chelsea and Washing
ton, made his first trip by automobile
Tuesday night and while there are
few places near Washington heights
that the frost is not all out OF the
highway. yet the route is passable by
auto and is improving daily.
Postmaster George r. Flint made his
semi-annual inspection Of the rural
routes, emanting from his Office, the
first OF the week.
Attorney Lyle r. Beckwith was in
Barre and Montpelier on legal bust
ness the first of the week and at Nor
risville Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Oliver E. Burgess was
called to Tunbridge Thursday after
noon TO gather in stranger who was
making himself obnoxious by reason
of over indulgence Of some kind Of
liquid Refreshments which evidently
carried more than one per cent Of
something besides aqua pura.
Bishop G. y. Bliss OF Burlington
spent few days in town recently US
the guest of his daughter, Miss Mary
Bliss, at Mrs. Grace Bixby's.
Rev. Percival W. Hewitt left Tues
day morning for White River Junction
to attend the annual session OF the
Vermont Methodist conference.
Attorney Hale X. Darling left Tues.
day evening for Burlington. where he
to be engaged in legal work
for several days, at the Office of Max
l.. Powell.
The minstrel show given by the high |
school girls on Friday evening, April |
81. drew full house and the present
alton Of the play was enjoyable and
showed earnest and careful prepare
ton and was credit to all who took /
part and TO those who tutored the /
The social dance follow
ing the play was also well attended
and the music by the Lyric jazz band
Of East Bethel was much enjoyed.
The many friends here OF Miss
Blanche NJ. Abbott. who Is teaching
home economies in the Burlington
schools. and who submitted recently
20 a serious operation for the removal
of gall stones and the appendix at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
win be greatly interested and reioiced
10 learn that she is making good re-
sorery from the operation.
Road Commissioner Albert G. Bugbee
has engaged Harold Colby with his
caterpillar tractor as the motive pow
r for hauling the road machine this
season.
Mrs. Francs Morey went Tuesday
% Randolph to visit friends for a few
lays.
George Norwood left last Sunday
ior Niverviile. \. ", where he has OBJ
aimed employment on a large farm on
which Clarence NJ. Hook Of this town
: foreman.
Several Of our farmers, who tapped
heir sugar orchards over, got sap
,nough as result to make a pound Of
Iugar per tree.
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