The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-10
CHELSEA.

Miss Rena Barnes returned last week
from an outing at Lake Alorey.
Oscar lVheelock, clerk in the bank,
spent Sunday with friends in Williams
town
Freeman BrocklebanlS has finished
work for Eugene II. Kennedy and -
working for a time for Landlord Barnes,
painting the exterior of the hotel.
Edward Peters, who has been i'll for
several weeks, IS slowly recovering.
Miss Florence Whitney went to Barre
City last week. 10 spend u short yaca.
tion with friends in Barre, and was ac-
companied BY Miss Florence Webster.
Fred Goodwin has finished saving the
stock Of logs at his steam mill in
Washington and has returned to his
home here
Leslie II Bohonom has greatly i'm
proved his place here on Maple street
By painting his house and barn. Fred
Fuller of Tunbridge did the work.
Fred j. Atwood Of Boston came last
week TO spend short vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John b, AT
wood, on Maple street.
Mrs. George Kimbail Of Boston, after
a three weeks stay in town, during
which time she boarded at the Orange
County hotel, returned to her home on
Saturday.
Eugene r.. Densmore was in town
Sunday To visit bis children. MIR. Dens-
more drives delivery team in Barre
City for d. NJ Miles.
Miss Cynthia Townsend Of Williams
town IS the guest Of the family Of her
brother, w. 2. Townsend
Miss Armenia Cobufn is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe Q. Coz
burn, on the Nershire road
Mrs. Ford Of Jamaica Plains. Mass,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Elgin
ID. Barnes for several weeks, returned
To her home last week
Many Of the farmers commenced hay
ng last week and report that the out
look Il favorable for at least an average
hay crop, Other farm crops are looking
well for this time Of the year, with the
exception Of corn, which as whole
Is backward.
Miss Annette Marshall, who holds q
responsible position in the Boston public
library, is the guest Of her mother and
brother, Madam and DIR. Marshall, on
Maple street.
Mrs. Webb Fits OF Manchester, n.
H., was in town last week, the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Houston s. Fits,
on the Randolph road
There Will he d sociable and enter
tainment at the Congregational church
parlors Wednesday evening III This week.
But very few people from this town
were attracted to Barre last Saturday
To attend the Robbins circus
Richard Perkins and Manor Patille
OF Gloucester, Mass, arc in town. and
are the guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Finan.
do Perkins.
J. A. Il. Corwin, ". r. Townsend and
Il. A. Corwin were in Barre on Friday
to attend the ball game between the
Intercity and PlattsbuTg teams, which
they report was very interesting
Mrs. George i Iielmer Of New York
city came last week to spend the sum
mer az the guest Of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs William f. Hood. Mrs. Hell
mer was accompanied BY Miss Mae Hell.
mer and by her son, George ]. Helmer,
/ Ir @
AT the June term Of court, 1905.
T. II. Kennedy obtained decree Of
4 ioIffioHnrc against IcfleN W. and Ar
thur =. Rogers, on the wheelwright shop
q in the upper village, which for over thir-
/ ~ wears had leen occupied and con
Quoted by Perley " Rogers Messrs.
Rogers were granted one year to redeem
4 their property, and having failed TO do
80 the decree matured last week and
I the property was turned oyer to Mr..
\ Kennel by Sheriff N. ri. Sprague.
I Mrs. Hannah Wright Of SomeryilIe,
Mass, came recently and is the guest
81 her brother, Frank Gilman, on the
west hill
4 Among those who were in town on
1 business Saturday were r. II. Wood OF
/ Randolph, Attorney Charles 7. Tarbell
Dan g. Stoughton and Arthur A. Abbott
Of South Royalton.
Herbert K. Kennedy and wife Of
Bridgeport, Conn. are ia town to spend
I the summer In the hope Of improving
Mr.. Kennedy's health. who Is great
/ sufferer from rheumatism They arc
/ guests at Richard and Eugene Ken.
nedys.