The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-25
CHELSEA

Sheriff Thomas G. Dearborn was re
Gently in White River Junction an'
Wilder on official business.
Miss Alice D. Densmore, stenograph
er in the Office OF the Orange county
; farm bureau, visited last week he
sister. Miss Grace Densmorc, in Enos
burg Falls.
! There is much sickness reported OF
: the west hill and in some instances
! several members in the same family
are III, and IN Carl DeAlmcida's family
Ave members are reported as seriously
i'll, and Mrs. Lee J.. Salter IL caring FOL
them.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gordon are liy.
ing at Charles Luces, Mrs. Gordon
keeping house for Mr.. Luce and Mr.
Gordon boarding there and driving the
vcrshire stage,
i Miss Mary J. George, who has been
seriously i'll and confined to her bed Tor
several weeks, has SO far recovered as
to be able to sit up part OF the time
each day.
The public library. which has been
closed for four weeks, was reopened
last Saturday and patrons Of the u
brary are again reminded that before
| returning books TO the library they
should thoroughly expose them TO the
air and sunlight TO safeguard against
contagion of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Forrie e. Hood has gone 70
Springfield. Mass, to visit her daugn-
ter, Mrs. Harold Sloan
Dir. A. r. Marshall accompanied his
wife to Randolph "wednesday, where
she entered the sanatorium for treat
ment.
States Attorney AIillward G. Taft
returned Wednesday from business
trip to Springfield, Mass, on whiel,
trip he accompanied Mrs. TAFT to
Hartford. Conn, TO visit her sister.
who is an invalid from serious heart
trouble.
Miss Mia Durkee, who il teaching
in the town Of Royalton, IL spending a
three weeks vacation at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Durkee.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson went Mon
dav TO Randolph, where he held some
chancery hearings during the first OF
the week.
The Parent Teacher association will
hold meeting in the high school room
on Friday evening, March 81, at 81
o'clock, when it il desired that there |
should be a full attendance.
Eugene H. Kennedy returned Tnes
day evening from a visit TO his broth
err. Herbert r. Kennedy OF Bridgeport, \
Conn, and during his absence he at
tended the automobile show in Boston. /
Hale X. Darling left Tuesday on
business trip, which would take him /,
TO Randolph, Montpelier and Barre
win A. Reed, who has been continfd
to his house bv illness for several days,
has 80 far recovered as to be able to
be at his mill at short intervals each
day. The mill started the first Of the 4
week to saw the large stock OF logs
which Mr.. Reed has purchased this win
.er, together with an unusually large lot
Of logs. Harold Camp Of Tunbridge has
been engaged TO run the board saw for
/ few weeks. Moses J. Rivers, Henry
Royce and Burt Hill are also working
Tor Mr.. Reed.
Mrs. Leon G. ordway returned Tues
lay evening from Burlington, where
he has been for time at the Mary !
Fletcher hospital for treatment. and
The is at the home Of her parents. DR..
md Mrs. w. II. Hill. for recuperstion.
Judge George L. Stow was at Ran.
lolph several days the first of the
week, holding sessions -of probate
curt.
Miss Vera ". Beckwith. member
Il the senior class at Goddard semi
lary, is spending her Faster vacation
i the home Of her mother, Mrs. Mary
3eckwith.
On account of the enforced vacation
Il the high and graded schools few
weeks since by reason OF quarantine
or scarlet fever, their sessions viii
lot be interrupted by the usual Easter
acation.
r. c. Cross. who has been working
or the farmers by the day as he could
nd work. has accepted employment in
he bobbin shop.