The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-31
cHELsEA


Miss Maud Bliss OF West Fairlee is
in town giving lessons in painting.
Carroll Duke Of Montpelier is the
guest Of Alr. and Mrs. George A. Tracy.
Freeman Griffith and wife Of Ohio
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cor
win.
Fred Fuller is visiting his brother,
Z. D. Fuller, and his sister, Miss Laura
Fuller.
Mrs. A. H. Watkins Of Melrose, Mass,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Atwood.
Mrs. Roxana Jones has returned from
visit to her brother, Sheriff +. II.
Tracey, Of Montpelier.
Miss sanford and Mrs. Julian Rogers
of Lowell are recent arrivals at the
Orange County Hotel.
Mrs. Perry and Miss Elizabeth Perry
Of Bridgwater, Mass, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Bacon.
Miss Grace Jones Of Taunton, Mass,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lou Mowry,
who resides on the East Hill.
The Rev. Franklin S. Hatch Of New
ton, Mass, IS here for a short time Wis
ting relatives and old home friends
| H. NJ. Robinson OF Barre is running
the engine at the electric light plant
and is boarding with his brother, Dan
Robinson,
Burt Wood from Barre city is IN town
convaleseing from partial smstroke,
and is making his headquarters at Nor
man Davenport's on Court street.
Mrs. Monroe seaver Of Williamstown.
with Mrs. Standish and Mrs. Tarbell
from the West, were guests of Miss
Gertrude Kinsman last Thursday.
Leon and Leo Perkins Of Gaysville
came Thursday to spend few days
with their brother, w w. Perkins, the
popular proprietor Of the Chelsea mills.
| During the absence Of Hon. and Mrs
J. X. Darling their daughter, Miss Emma
Darling has taken rooms at c. e. God
frey's and boards with the Misses AM
drus.
Dean Slack and wife, who for the
past two weeks have been visiting the
formers father, Carlton Slack, have re-
turned to their home in White River
Junction.
Mrs. A. G. Whitney and daughter Of
Barre city, who have been guests Of the
formers brother, Dan Robinson, on
Court street, returned to their home on
Thursday
Ladies' night at the Tyrian club was
greatly enjoyed by ali who awaited
themselves Of the opportunity of at.
tending this social function last Thurs
day evening.
gagged pleasant rooms in the Bacon and
Hall block, which he occupies as bis
dormitory apartments, and takes his
meals at the hotel.
| Dan P. Dickinson has gone to the
White Mountains, where ne has posi-
tion at the Profile House under Wm
f. Davis, who has a warm and lively
interest in Chelsea and her people.
The organ recital at the Conareea-
tional church by Miss Sadie Eastman
of Strafford was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed BY all who awaited them
selves Of the opportunity to hear Miss
Eastman.
Mrs. James Richardson Of West Med.
ford, Mass, is visiting Mrs. 4. N. Luz
cas- and Mrs. Mary Tracy. Mrs Rich
ardson was formerly Miss Carrie. the
daughter of John Locke, who resided
at one time on the West HILL
Mrs. Adelbert I skinner and daugh-
ter, Miss Beth Skinner, of Barre city,
were guests Thursday and Friday at
Austin SINNERS and George NJ. Med
ealf's. Mrs. Skinner returned to Barre
Friday afternoon and Miss Beth will
remain here for a short time with rela-
tives.
While working in the bayfield, last
Thursday, Fiield Bohonon was thrown
from d horse rake and badly bruised
about the head and shoulders. Fortu-
nately no bones were broken, and con
sidering his age, he escaped from the
escapade in much better condition than
he could possibly hope to again,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred sweetzer Of Wake
| field, Mass, are visiting IN town ard
have taken rooms at James Atwood's
On Maple street. Mrs. sweetzer Is the
daughter Of Herbert Taylor who was for
some years q resident here and proprie-
tor Of the stage line from here to South
Royalton. Mr.. Sweetzer has a position
T in the postofiice at Wakefield, Mass,
as registry clerk