The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-10
CHELSEA.


Mrs. Henry Adams is in very poor
health at the present time.
A son was born August 5th to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles +, Taplin, who live
on the east hill.
Madam Marshall, who has been with
friends in STAFFORD for several days, se-
turned to her home on Monday
Mrs. Fred Folsom Of Williamstown il
in town, the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Alexander, al ". N. Mattoon's,
Mrs. WI HI Sprague and Mrs. G. w.
Fisher left for Cabot Tuesday morning
TO visit relatives for few days.
Fred Ostcrhout Of Lowell, Mass, ar
rived Tuesday evening and will remain
in town a few days, the guest of
friends.
Mrs. 4. D. Fuller and son, Glenn,
have returned from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Lowell
and Boston, Mass.
Louis Dcnsmore has returned to his
work in Boston, Mass. after two
weeks vacation spent with his mother
RMS. 4. Il. Densmore.
Harry y. Corwin and wife Of Lowell,
Mass, came Monday for d few days
visit with friends and relatives and are
guests at J. a. r. Corwin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Goodrich OF
South Royalton were IN town Monday
and Tuesday, and while here were guests
Of Mrs. Mary L. Dickinson.
John M. Atwood returned to his home
and work in Boston, Mass, Saturday
after two weeks spent with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Atwood.
Charles D. Boardway has finished his
work for the X. ID. Ladd company Of
Barre City, and is clerking in the Ord.
way, Holmes u Co. store for time.
Dir. Arthur II. Paul of Bridgeport,
Conn, arrived Tuesday morning for a
months stay in town and is one Of the
guests at the Orange County hotel.
Mrs, Sarah Cummings, for several
years q preceptrcss in the Chelsea acad-
envy, and who now resides IN STAFFORD,
was in town calling on friends a few
days since. She was accompanied by
d niece
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fay Allen, who have
been with friends in Boston and vicinity
for two weeks, returned home Tuesday
evening and Mr.. Allen resumed his place
in j. A. r. Corwin's store Wednesday
morning.
Marcelus Gould Of penacook, N. HI,
with bis wife and daughter, are guests at
the hotel. They made the Journey in
their new auto, which is the most mag
nifcent touring ear that has been in
town this season.
Walter s. Goss and Charles L. Dens.
more left Monday for Lake Morey, where
they will enjoy camp life for couple
Of weeks, They are to play in Dens-
more's orchestra at that summer resort
during their stay there.
Mrs. Frances Bixby, accompanied BY
her two granddsughters, Misses Hazel
and Myrtle Bixby, left on Wednesday
morning for Lebanon, n H., where they
viii be guests after few days III the
family Of Jason Densniore, WHO were
former residents here.
Rev. Benjamin Marshall Of Scar5oro-
on.the- Hudson. who il spending a few
weel1s with his family in Stanford,
arrived in compsnt with them at the
home of his brotl Dr. A. II. Marshall
on Maple avenue. Monday, and will be
bis guests for Il few days.
Rev. George T.. Lake left Wednesday
for Lake Morey, accompanied by Lyle
Beckwith, ROYAL Townsend, Harold Cor
win, Herbert comstock and Earl Full
Ter, and with them will remain in camp
for week. II is expected that other
Chelsea boys will join them during the
week.
Ed. NJ. Coburn, who for several years
has had employment in Burlington, and
who has recently spent u few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ @.
Coburn, on Yershire street, left the
first OF the week for Worcester, Mass,
where be enters the employ Of the Amer
lean steel and wire company.
William Rogers Of Kirksville, Mo-,
accompanied BY his mother, Mrs. Julia
Rogers Of Lowell Mass. arrived on
Tuesday morning to spend a few weeks
in town with relatives and are guests
at the Orange County hotel. MIR. Rogers
has just completed his junior year at the
American school Of osteopatby.
The date decided upon TO hold q great
Republican rally az this place Is Thurs
DAY. August 10th, in the afternoon, The
arrangements, which are in the hands OF
Hon. Hale X Darling have not been
sufficiently completed AZ this time to
make definite announcement, further
than to mention that the speakers upon
the occasion will be the Hon. Fletcher
ID. Proctor Of Proctor, candidate for
governor Of Vermont on the Republican
state ticket, and Hon. James u. Martin
Of Brattleboro, United States district
attorney for Vermont, The Chelsea
brass band will be one of the .attrac-
tions and this i always a drawing
card.