The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-16
CHELSEA
Candidates for County Offices Who
Have Filed Petitions.


i The candidates for county office to
come before the voters at the primary
on Sept 18th complied the filing Of
their petitions on Saturday and there
seems to be but one political party
now existing in the county since all
the petitions filed with the county
clerk are filed as candidates Of the Re-
| publican party, and as as follows:
For county senator, Miss Edna Beard
of Orange and Fred H. Biekford Of
| Bradford; Judge of probate, Harmon
| r. Baldwin Of Wells River for the
/ Bradford probate district, and George
/ H. Stow Of Chelsea for the Randolph
probate district; for assistant judges,
Alfred c. Jackman Of East Corinth,
John $. Harding Of Nershire, Edward
| w. Kent and Louis s. Brigham Of Ran
delphi and Clarence w Clark Of Brook
! field; for states attorney. Willard G.
| Taft of Chelsea; for high bsiliff, VIII
s. Bryant of Randolph and for sheriff,
Thomas G. Dearborn Of Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fl. Goss Of
Providence. X. r., are in town for
their annual vacation and are guests
at the home of the formers mother,
Madam Ann T. Goss.
The selectmen have called special
town meeting for Saturday afternoon,
August Goth, to see II the town win
vote to accept the donation of one
half acre OF land for school purposes.
and If SO voted, to see If the town
will authorize the school doctors 10
construct cement basement and fonn
dation on said land and move the
schoolhouse in district No. | so-called |
on to said foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Martin and son,
Needham, Of Higganum. Conn, arrived |
in town by automobile Friday evening |
and were guests over the week end |
of States Attorney and Mrs. Mill
ward c. Taft Mrs. Martin and Mrs. |
Taft are sisters.
Mrs. O. d. Tracy and son, Robert.
returned Friday evening from three |
weeks vacation during which they |
visited friends in Brandon, Bellows
Falls and Montpelier.
u ~. II I~kR. mas fflDNtd rum Af0AfudH
B. Daveport's house on the Vershire
road to tenement in the NATION
house on Jail street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport have moved from the lat
ters's home on Jail street 20 their
home vacated BY Mr.. Fiske.
Joseph J. Knight Of Boston. Mass..
was in town Monday afternoon on bus
mess as was also A. c. Jackson Of
East Corinth.
The local baseball team were in Ran
dolph Saturday and defeated the Ran
dolph team in hotly contested game
which resulted in a score Of three TO
two.
Frank c. Dickinson Of Montpelier
spent the week end with friends and
in town.
Petitions are being signed for Oliver
E Burgess as a candidate of the Re-
publican party for town representative.
Harold Sloan who has been spending
short vacation with his wife at the
,ome Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
:. i. Hood. has returned TO his home
n Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. wishart and
laughter of Winooksi were guests
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Wishart's
mother, Mrs. Grace Bixby.
Ralph Hathaway. who has been
working for WIZ A. Reed in his mill
or the past three weeks. has com
,leted his services for Mr.. Reed and
eturned to his former job in the
orange county bobbin shop.
Albert p Bugbee is making quite
Intensive improvements and repairs in
nd about his dwelling house on North
lain street, which he has rented to
Harold A. Dwinell.
Earl Z. Parker ofwhte River juno
ion was guest at the home OF Mr.
nd Mrs Fred A. 0rdway on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Lane Of
\. Y, have been guests at
he home of their parents. Mr.. and
irs. Gilbert II. Lane. just over the line
! Washington, during the past week.
Big street bazaar in Barre Saturday,
ug. 26, under auspices of Legion
iv.