The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-15
CHELSEA

Misses Ruth and Detia Ransom, tor
mer residents here, now living in New
jersey, were guests last week Of thei
sister, Mrs Harry Braman.
Charles f. Doyle has recently solt
his farm to Mrs. Gertrude M. Smith b
New York City, who bought the sam,
for summer home. Mr.. DOYLE has
rented tenement Of Milo NJ. Sanborr
and will soon move his family there.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Ohio G. Williams are
rejoicing over the birth Of son at the
Heaton hospital in Montpelier on Aug
A.
| Mrs Celia Flanders has installed run,
ming water at her home on Main street
having taken connection with the Will
son system.
! County Highway Commissioner Fred
L. Dudley OF Randolph met the select
county clerks Office Friday and at this
meeting it was decided to use the nnse-
lected road money on the road leading
to the. west hill church, and the perma-
nent highway money will be used in
blasting out the lodges on the west side
Of the highway between A. /. Dexter's
and w. f. Burbank's, and this work
will be in charge of A. p. Bugbee, road
commissioner.
| Attorney Hale X. Darling and Coun-
| ty Clerk William H. Sprague were in
Bradford the first of last week TO at
tend a short adjourned session Of the
June term Of Orange county court
when few cases were disposed Of and
a further recess Of the court was taken
until Sept. Il
j. Oliver Perkins has completed his
services at the Chelsea meat market.
Miss Hazel Darling, who was re-
Gently operated on at the Mary Hitch
cock hospital at Hanover, N. H., for
appendicitis. has returned to the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Will G. Yeartaw.
on the vershire road and is making
good progress toward recovery.
Lieut. Francis Dhinham, who has
spent four weeks vacation with his
wife and son in town, returned last
week 70 Boston to report for duty
Victor Lawliss. who has been laid
of from work for about four weeks as
the result of the shock he sustained by
feason Of coming in contact with live
wire while at work in THnbridge. has
so far recovered from he effects Of the
shock as to be able to return to his
work under Ohio G. Williams. line man
for the Orange County Telephone com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Sprague. who
have been the guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William III Spragtie, for
the past three weeks, left for their
home in New York City, Saturday
morning by automobile.
Rev. Perciyal w. Hewitt has been
quite seriously afflicted by sciatic rheu-
matism for the past three weeks but is I
slowly improving
Wellington T. Morey and zilla G.
Stoddard. both Of Brookfield. were mar
ried on Wednesday. July 20, by Rev
John Lawrence, at his home on Main
street.
Leslie H. Bohonan, Percy J. Heath |
and Roy II Roberts are perfecting ar
engagements to spend the winter in Cali
fornia with their families. They plan
to leave about the Goth Of September 1
and make the journey by automobile.
Hon Fred L. Laird, Judge Of the mu
nicipal court in Montpelier, was in
town on business last Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie r. Smith has purchased
81 Leslie H. Bohenan the Merrill
place on Maple avenue, which has been
for several years BY Guy A.
Buck and family and, after making ex
lensive repairs on same, will occupy Il
IS home. MIR Buck will move his
family into the tenement connected
with W. p Townsend's residence. II
The tax bills for 1922 were placed in
he hands Of the townstreasurer, agree
'bIe to vote of the town at the annual
March meeting, on Aug. ., and the tax.
payers who wish to avail themselves
II the four per cent discount viii have
o pay their taxes within 90 days from
Aug. Q.
States Attorney Millward c. Taft
md Sheriff G. Dearborn were in Barre
lily on official business Friday.
During the past week among the Wis.
tors noted in town were Governor
ames Hartness Of Springfield. Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court John II
Watson Of Montpelier, Redheld Proc
or. Republican candidate for governor.
nd Benjamin Williams Of Proctor.