The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
CHELSEA


Mrs. James b. Stewart and son, Rob
ert, OF Barre have been guests during
the week of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hale X. Daring.
John Symons Of Michigan and his
wife were visitors in town Thursday
and Friday. Mr.. Symons was native
Of Copperiield and with his peop'e,
moved to Michigan 40 years ago ana
this is his first visit to the old home
since moving away. At the time ile
went west Copperfield, then Ely, was
thriving, hustling village and he re-
turns to find but one house standing ~
that village and it was with consid
cradle difficulty that he found and 10.
Gated the foundation where his ola
home stood, and this was determined
only by his memory OF large elm
tree standing near the house, which
tree is now standing, thus enabling
him to locate the exact spot where his
boyhood home once stood. 1t is inter
esting to note that among the men his
early recollections 90 back to is n. y.
Moore. who in those days was one OF
| the leading farmers in this town and
as a side line he used to make weekly
trips to Copperfeld dispensing farm
produce.
! Harley Sutton OF North Richmond.
1 n. H.. was recent visitor at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Forrest Hood, on
the west hill.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Comstock re-
turned Thursday from Springfield,
where they had been attending the Yer
mont Congregational conference.
Wednesday, June Z, is the date set
for the presentation OF the .old Home
stead" under the auspices OF George
Washington lodge, No. 81, T. 4 A. NJ,
| News has been received here of the
marriage of Hugh Clark, native OF
this town, and Mrs. Beatrice p Listoi
OF Tiltonville, O.
Attorney Hale X. Darling and ohefin
Thomas G.. Dearborn were III Wider
White River junction and Hanover, =
H., on business Thursday
| Contractor and Builder Pearle i
| Davenport went Friday to DIR. Free
walkers on the west hill to taxi
charge OF the extensive repairs Dr
| Walker is making OH his buildings.
| Charles G. Lougee has sold his SINAI
place on the stage road about one mil'
south OF the village to Mr.. and Mrs
viii III. Lincoln, who have bought TN
same for home and who will retire
from farming as soon as they can aus
nose Of their farm on the Randolph
road.
The Orange County Bobbin corpora
tion. after a few weeks shut down, t
enable them to ship the manufacturer
product they had on hand, commenced
operations again Thursday
The Chelsea high school has been rec
lopnized bv the New England colleg
entrance certificate board and its grad
mates who complete the college pre-
paratory course may, until Dec. q
l922. enter any of the following col
lleges. Amherst, Bates, Boston uniyer
atty Bowdoin, Brown university, Col
Nv Massachusetts Agricultural, Mid
dlebury, Tufts, Wesleyan univefsit
land Williams. These higher lnstltt
tons Of learning. together with the Tn
yersity of Vermont and Norwich .nnl
,ersity, make total of Is from whic
the graduating class of 1922 may selee
for the pursuance of a college eduea
ton.
Miss Lyle Hood went the first oil IN
week TO the Barre City hospital 10
1.-The removal Of her tonsils which nav
given her much trouble recently.
Archie f. Sanborn goes next week I
Felchville to fiji quite an extens'v
contract for laying galvanized rooiins
He will be assisted on this job by Des
L. Camp OF Tunbridge and Cecil Dens
more OF this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield 5. Hathawa
are enjoying a visit from two OF the
sons and their families from Ne
York state, this being the first tim
they have all been together for sesef'
years. :
Assistant Judge Edward w. her
was in town recently on business pc
tanning To county matters.
Mrs. Alice Hadley, who has spent Il
winter al her home in Roxbury, Mass
has arrived in town for the summ'
and has opened her house on Map
avenue.
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