The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-18
CHELSEA.

Forest Rouelle of Barre, recently visit
ed his sister, Miss Berniee Rouelle.
Mrs. Richard Kennedy is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Albert Wheelock Of Worees-
ter
Mrs. Jacquinth has gone to Williams
town TO work in the family Of Thomas
Waldo.
Sheriff W. Il. Sprague was at West
Corinth on official business Thursday al
ternoon
Miss Alice Moulton has gone to Bos-
ton where she is to attend the Fisher
Business College
Miss Nellie Luce has finished work in
the family OF j. A. r. Corwin and her
place Is taken by Miss Lucinda Rogers.
Erving and Vincent Bates of East
Barre, were in town Thursday to con-
suit Attorney S. G. Wilson on some legal
business.
Mrs. Eugene II. Kennedy returned on
Thursday from Montpelier where she has
Teen for second operation at Heaton
Hospital
Miss Maud Ballon, who for the past
month mas been the guest Of Miss Maud
Merrill, has returned to her home in
winthrop, Mass.
In different sections OF the town the
farm crops were very little injured by
1.-The severe frosts of Wednesday and
Thursday nights.
Mrs. Anna MeAllister. who fills the
POSITION OF cook at the Orange County
Hotel is taking a vacation and is at her
home in Washington.
Ezra Wood is making improvements
about his barn in the way of building a
slean to" for stable. The work is I'M
Ger the supervision of Harvey Spear.
Charles L. Densmore, who was here to
assist the band Tuesday and Wednesday
at Corinth fair, returned to his studies
at Montpelier Seminary Thursday morn.
ing
Lang Chase, who has been visiting John
b. Corliss, left the middle Of the week
for Bradford for further visit before
returning to his home in Cambridge,
Mass.
Miss Sarah Gustin and Mrs. Geo. a.
Emery of SomerviIle, Mass, went TO
Union Village Tuesday where they will
be the guest Of Miss Gustin's nephew,
Dr. Walter Gustin.
Mrs. W. F. Townsend is in st. Johns
Lury for weeks stay and while there
viii be the guest Of Mrs. Gertrude Good
rich, who is pleasantly remembered as
Gertrude Hyde, a former resident here.
Miss Flora n Corwin, who holds po-
sition in the Massachusetts, State De-
Ipartment, has returned to her home ia
Boston, after spending short vacation
with he parents and other relatives
here.
George NJ Davis, who is a member Of
the Sophomore Class in the Wesleyan
University ut SIiddletown, Conn, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. PhiIena Davis.
for short time before returning to his
studies at the opening Of the college
rear.
Joseph Edwards of BrookfeId, who
has recently returned from the Vermont
State Hospital at Waterbury, and Mrs.
Edwin !. HibbaTd and daughter also OF
BroolfeId were recent guests at Robert
Lords.
Measles are again prevalent in the
village, there are but a few cases how
ever, and the origin of the contagiOn
seems to have been the excursion to
Ausable Chasm, as all who are afflicted
laraised themselves Of the pleasure Of
he excursion.
Mrs. Geo. Bailey with her son Dean,
lcf Sewbury, is visiting her daughter,
Miss Ethel Ballet. who i, teaching
school IN district No. II, and i a guest
at Frank III. Kenerson's.
Hiss Ella Herriek, daughter Of the
Rex Il. E. Herriek Of Milton, but for
twenty years pastor of the Congregation
AL church here. has recently been APP
pointed as Art instructor in the Normal
schools at johnson and Randolph. A
deserved position at which her many
friends will rejoice.
Miss Parmelia Montague and Miss
Sabra Ayers of Brooklyn, N. ", were
recent visitors at Ut. O.. Coburn's. The
former is an aunt and the latter .
niece Of Mr.. Coburn.
Dyer NJ. Parson and Ralph e. Watson
viii leave for Portland, Ore, next Mon
day to attend the Lewis & Clark exhibit
ton and visit various points of interest
during their absence. They plan to re-
turn in about eight weeks.
BY virtue Of an order from Judge Geo.
N. Powers, Deputy Sheriff B. H. Adams
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