The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-27
CHELSEA
There Are IL Jury Cases and u Court
Cases on Docket

ia appear before the court at O'Clock
u m. June s.: Bradford, Fred II, Bick-
ford. Warren T.. Crafts: Braintree, >.
A. Hutchinson and Russell Burridge;
Brooktield. Fred o. Ralph, Homer Hold
en-; Chelsea, Frank NJ. Gates, Q. Fay
Allen: Corinth. d. Clinton Cooke. Ju-
lien Eaton; Fairiee, Frank w. Pierce,
Tx Earle Andrews, Newbury, Dan T..
Farwell, Edwin S. Avery; Orange, Don
r.. Richardson. Clyde Rogers; Ran
dolph. c, NJ. Waldo, A. NJ Hubbard;
STAFFORD. Luman A. Judd, Albert Bag
| lev; Thetford, John H. Huntington,
John Kinsman; Topsham, G. =. Dickers
man. Arthur White; Tunbridge. Will
| r. Noble. Benjamin Tucker; Vershlre,
| ID. c. Aldrich, r. j. Alderman; wash
| ington, Fred G. Eastman, Charles z.
stanley; West Fairlee, H. G. johnson,
III. Waldo Mum; Williamstown, Z. i.
| Whitney, w. B. Simons.
Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin OF Somervllle,
Mass, arrived in town last week md
| is guest at the home OF her broth
err, Ernest A. Corwin.
Ray r, Titus of Claremont. n H.,
spent last Sunday in town as the guest
Of his father, Frank J. Titus.
Archie f. Sanborn went the first OF
| the week to Felchville TO do a big job
LAYING galvanized roofing.
Mrs. George A. Tracy left last week
Saturday<for Bellows Falls to Join her
husband and they will Immediately
commence housekeeping
George II. Flint returned Wednesday
afternoon from Boston, where he had
been visiting his brother for several
days.
| Attorney March NJ. Wilson Of Ran
dolph was in town Thursday to act
as referee in the case Of Albert A.
French vs.. Harry H. Lyford and lony
n. Lvford. in which Attorney Hale \.
Darling appeared for the plaintiff and
the defendants were neither present
nor represented by counsel.
Henry f. Gates went to Bellows
Falls last week with the household
goods OF Mr.. and Mrs George y.
Tracy.
! Ernest A. Corwin has purchased a
new Overland -Four OF Eugene Il.
! Kennedy.
| Judge Stanley G. Wilson was in
Montpelier this week engaged N a
clancery hearing in which the Barre
and Montpelier Traction and Power
company is concerned.
The local high school baseball team
met its first defeat in its schedule on
/ Wednesday at the hands Of the Beth
81 high school team. The local team
has played six games, winning the nrst
| Ave.
News has been received here OF the
| sudden death on Sunday, May q, OF
William r. Greer at his home in Clege-
land. o. Mr. Greer will be rememberel
by many Of our residents as the pop
ular proprietor of one of the livery
stables here many years ago and his
| wife was former Chelsea girl, whose
maiden name was Burnham.
Clarence Folsom, who has driven the
"morning' stage from South Royalton
during the past year. has completed
his services in that capacity and the
vacancy is filled BY Harley NJ. Aker.
man. who will in the near future move
his family to the home Of Charles A,
Luce, where they win keep house for
Mr.. Luce.
| Harold Camp, who has run the board
saw for win A. Reed for the past SIX
weeks. has completed his services n
that capacity and returned to his home
in North Tunbridge. The unusually
low water conditions for this time OF
year have made II necessary for hr
Reed to shut down his mill for p,r-
ton Of the time each day. Mr.. Reed
will run the board saw during the &c
mafnder of the season.
Mrs. John ID. Ballou. who recently
sold her farm on the west hill, has pur
chased village home in North Tun
bridge and will move there in the aesl
future.
A meeting Of the members Of the
Congregational church is called tol
Thursday evening, june |, TO see i Tao
Church viii vote TO extend a call 4
|, Rev. Walter Vey Of North Ihetfofc
to become its pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray II. Dearborn ant
daughter Of South Fairlee were guests
OF Mr.. Dearborn's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clayin n Dearborn, last sunday
sheriff Thomas G. Dearborn was -
Waterbury Thursday afternoon =
commit to the state hospital for Tho
insane. Miss Mabel L. Maynard, niece
Of Mrs. Frances Morey. who had beer
7 pronounced to be insane and ganger
Gus to be at large by the probate court
II. n. Madison completed his serv
ices as a grand juror before the Z. ;
district court at Windsor and returned
home last week.
County Clerk William n. Spras Il
was in Montpelier last Tuesday -
business pertaining to the duties OF li'
office.
As a citizen deeply interester IN th'
general appearance of the homes. bust
ness blocks, lawns. parks and stream
in our beautiful village. and realizing
that some may have overlooked OF neg
lectcd the important duty Of cleaning
: up" the usl al and c1i t. nary accumuls
/ ton of rubbish and debris that eacl
spring time diseloses, | would respect
fully suggest that each one of our citi
zens set apart a portion Of the day, o.
Monday. May %. TO attend to this par
ticuIar duty. with that spirit Of com
7 munity corporation which is incumh
, ent upon every good and loyal either
And I would further suggest that o.
, Monday afternoon az l.30 o'clock. on
business men and others intereste
meet at the Tracy bridge TO join in
couple Of hours work in cleaning on
marks and streams to the end, that a
r our townsfoIk and Others assemble o