The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-25
CHELSEA.

returned to her home after spending
the summer with relatives here.
Frank g. Dickinson left for Montpel-
Ter the first Of the week TO attend
school at the Methodist seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Allen, who have
been spending several weeks with friends
in town have left for their home in
Chicago. Miss Grace Gannett accom-
panied them.
Miss Edith +. Hood, who is student
in Simmons college at Boston, spent a
week recently with her people here.
Selden II. Allen Of East Barnard was
recent guest OF his son, 0. Fay Allen.
Fred G. Waldo and daughter, Harry
Lyford, Floyd and George Bixby, Ralph
and Ray Titus, are among the latest
victims Of the measles here.
Elmer q. Wallace, the efficient and
courteous janitor at the court house, has
enlarged the scope Of his utility in that
capacity by accepting the position Of
ianitor at the Congregational church.
Mrs. Lestina Colby of Boston, Mass,
has been the recent guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Alvah Carpenter.
Walter f. Adams, who recently sold
his place on Jail street to Calvin Good
win, will move into Dir. Smiths tene-
ment on Main street as soon as the
present occupants, Mrs. Alonzo Noyes
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perrin move
into the Vincent house on Main street,
recently purchased by Mr.. Lewis from
E. ID. Barnes.
Norman Hunt, who recently returned
from Manchester, where he had been
employed as barber during the vim
Ter, has opened a shop over the store
Of j. A. r. Corwin & Sons store, and
Is prepared to serve the public in an up
to-date manner.
f. a. Corwin, accompanied by his
wife, left for Boston, Mass, last Fri
day to purchase winter goods. They
planned TO be away about week, and
during the absence Of Mr.. Corwin, Seth
III Mills is clerSing in the store.
Benjamin ]. Sargent and family of
Winthrop, Mass, are the guests Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sargent.
Mrs. Samuel Stearns OF Thorndike,
Mass, and Mrs Lillian G. Bumps Of
Lowell, Mass, both daughters Of the
late Mrs Sophronia Ordway were recent
visitors here.
Mrs. Annie (Goss) Fish Of Aielrose,
Mass, with her two children arrived on
Thursday afternoon and will be the
guests Of her mother, Mrs. Annie r.
Goss for several weeks.
Miss Blanche Townsend left Tuesday
morning for Hartford, Conn, where she
will spend week with friends before
going to Boston where she is to take a
post graduate course at the Emerson
College, after which she win do public
work during the winter.
DR.. A. H. Paul of Bridgeport, Conn.
who has been spending his vacation at
the Orange County Hotel, has returned
to his home to resume his practice Of os-
teopathy.
Elmer ]. Flanders, who has been at
the Vermont State Hospital at Water
bury for the past IA months has receiy-
ed his discharge from that Institution
and returned Wednesday evening. FL
mer is looking fine and feeling we'll and
his many friends will rejoice with him
in his complete recovery and his re-
turn to his home.
Leslie II. Bohonon is seriously i'll at
his home on Maple Avenue, threatened
with typhoid fever. DR., Fish OF South
Royalton attends him.
Mrs. Eugene II. Kennedy, who recent
~ underwent a second operation for
the removal Of cancer at the Heaton
Hospital at Montpelier, has been in a
very serious condition since her return
due to the effects Of great strain on
her constitution.
Judge VIM. II. Nichols OF Randolph
was in town Thursday in his official
capacity.
Dr. A. L. Marshall is critically i'll
with appendicitis and is attended by
DR.. G.. Il. Fish OF South Royalton, who
fears that an operation may be neces-
sary. The DOCTORS host Of friends will
await developments with great interest
and anxiety.
Fred II. Hayward Of this place and
Helen NJ. Magoon Of Corinth were mar
ried Monday, Sept. 18th, by the Rev W.
T. Harding at the home Of the brides
parents On Tuesday evening a recep-
ton was rendered the newly welded
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward are to
remain on his farm which joins the
farm Of his father, G. T. Hayward.
The Congregational Sunday school
viii observe Rally day next Sabbath at
the usual time and place, with exercises
that will be of special interest, when
1t is hoped that all members of the
school viii make an effort to be present,
and all members Of the congregation are
specially and cordially invited to at
tend.
Upon complaint of States Attorney
M. NJ Wilson, search warrants were
issued and placed ia the hands Of Sher-
iif w. II. Sprague, who searched the
dwellings Of Arthur MERCER Of East
Barre and Charles and Perley Fletcher
OF Washington, where a quantity of
household goods, belonging to George
w. Cleveland Of Chelsea were found at
each place, which, together with the
three respondents were taken into Gus
tody and brought before Justice O. S.
Emery at the county clerks Office for
a hearing Thursday afternoon, when
they waived examination and were
bound over in the sum Of 500 each
to await the action Of the grand jury.
John Matheson of Williamstown became
their bail and upon being released from
custody, they went their way rejoic-
ing.
Miss Emma Darling returned the first |
IF the week from Corinth, where she |
aad spent several weeks with relatives
and friends,
Hon. and Mrs. J. X. Darling returned |