The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-12
CHELSEA

Aiiss 81 Blanche Townsend Is 81 home
for The present, the guest Of her par
ents. Mr. and AIRS. ~. 2. Townsend.
airs. Emeie Perkins, who has been
with ilef sister, AIRS. Carr for several
months past, returned 30 her home in
lie village the first Of the week.
Hon. Hale K, Darling left early Thurs
cay morning for Topsham, where with
Ell the necessary parSphernalia finelud-
ing the SIX inch rulel, 10 guarantee a
big haul He expected ATTY. John n.
Harvey Of Montpelier % meet and ac4
company him Is carry the fish.
Frank Iaplin u Corinth with an UNI
Gle from Iowa were ia town Monday On
business. AR Iaplin, ST., Is in his s3rd
year and made the trip from Iowa alone.
ste Is wen preserved and j. a rugged type
0f the typical Nermonter who, years
ago. went west to grow Up with the
country.
The firm q Darling 6 Darling was lis
solved Saturday, July eth by mutual
consent, the Junior member, II. X. Oar
ling retiring and be viii devote his en-
tire attention to his work as one OF the
Revision committee until his work is
completed Upon the dissolution OF this
firm the new firm Of Darling 4 Wilson
was formed and will continue their OF
fees il the Court honse in the pleasant
and comm0dious quarters occupied by
the old firm. OF the senior member oil
the new firm, the honorable and vener-
able > X. Darling, words Of eommenda-
tory introduction are unnecessary, since
the people Of central Vermont, Orange
and Washington counties more especial
iy, are already familiar with his long
established reputation as thorough
student in his chosen profession, and a
strong and eminently successful practi-
toner at the bar. The Junior member Of
the firm comes from Montpelier in the
pleasing parsonage Of Stanley G. Will
son, a Young man born in the town Of
Orange, the son OF Mr.. and Mrs william
W. Wilson, now OF Washington. Mr..
Wilson received the rudiments OF his
education in the district schools Of
Washington, after which he entered
Goddard seminary where he fitted Tor
college. After graduating from Goddard
seminary he taught in the common
schools for one year before entering
TUFTS college from which Institution he
was graduated with honoTs, and with
the self satisfaction Of having worked
his own way through college. Feeling
that his preparations for the battle OF
life were not sufficiently concentrated,
he returned to Montpelier and entered
the office Of Dillingham;, Huse and How
/ Hand, to prepare and perfect himself for
1 the practice of law. Upon the dissolution
OF that finn caused by the death OF the
Hon. Hiram a. Huse, Mr.. Wilson was
iappointed deputy clerk of Washington
lcounty, where he continued his studies
iunder the tutorage OF the Hon. NJ. Il.
Smile for one year, at the expiration Of
which he entered the Office of Wing g.
Wing, where he finished his studies and
lpassed his examination, ranking among
the first Of the class of 1908. He was
appointed official reporter Of the Senate
| in 1902 and again in 1904, After his
admission to the bar he formed part
nership with Benjamin Gates OF Mont
pelier, since which time the firm Of
EGates Il Wilson have enjoyed a liberal
and successful practice The firm was
dissolved BY mutual agreement, Mr..
Gates continuing the business, thus en-
abIing Mr.. Wilson to return to the soil
Of his native county which with pride
stretches forth her hand for the return
'of her loyal product and emphatieally
predicts for the young attorney q bright
and promising future and for the new
firm a large and lucrative practice. And
the citizens of Chelsea are indeed glad
Ito extend the hand Of fellowship and
welcome.
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