The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-21
CHELSEA.

Frank Fits Of vershire was in town
on business Monday
Mrs. Edwin /. Hibard and children
have rturned TO their home in Mont
pelier.
ANDREW Il. Fits Of East Brookfeld
WAS in town Monday evening, calling on
friends
MI. and Mrs Nv. II. Spraguc and son.
John, spent Sunday with relatives at
East Brookdeld.
Byron Berry and daughter, Louise,
went last week to visit friends in Bar
net and vicinity.
Mrs. Emily Perkins returned Friday
evening from Barre City, where She had
been the guest of friends.
Dan Dickinson Is at home from Mont
pelier to spend two weeks with his
mother, Mrs. May /. Dickinson.
James r. Roberts Of Lowell, Mass.,
arrived in town Saturday evening for
. short stay and is ait the hotel.
Mrs, X. u. Morse of Bradford came
recently to visit her daughter, Nrs
Hale G. Mattoon, who resides on the
east hill
B. Fl. Adams, Jr., was in West Leba-
non Saturday to attend the auction sale
Of horses and returned with two horses
and nice pair Of mules.
Miss sally and Doris Emery Of New
port came Friday to spend few days
with friends in town and are guests Of
Miss George on Court street.
Miss cIorene Barnes left Friday for
Springfield. Mass, where she will spend
two weeks with friends before return
ing To her school work At Cambridge,
Mass.
Among the recent arrivals among the
summer boarders az the Orange County
hotel are Mrs. Sarah Parker OF Cilous
cester, Mass, and Miss Emily Norris
Of Boston, Mass.
George A. Tracey writes from 0gdens-
burg, N. II, concerning bis wife's con
dition such news ais gives her many
friends here more encouragement that
she may recover.
II. n. Mattison, Charles L. Densmore,
win C Holmes, r, ~ Tracey and Stan
ley Ct Wilson returned the first Of the
week from Lake Morey, where they had
been occupying a cottage.
Ed. Royce Of Randolph, a former resi-
dent here, and MS Mary Greenleaf
Of East Brookfeld, we're married by the
Rev L. n. Moody at the parsonage
Friday evening, the 18th inst
A daughter was recently born 70 Mr..
and Mrs William Edwing. who live on
the A. L. skinner farm, and daugh-
ter was also born 70 Or. and Mrs. A.
r, Marshall, Saturday the 18th inst.
Austin /. Skinner has recently had
the pleasure of a visit from his brother,
George Skinner 81 Lowell, Mass, who
was accompanied BY two granddaugh-
tiers, Miss Mabel Ladeau and Miss Ruth
Stevens
Mrs. VIII Flanders. who has been
cook at the Monument house in Viii
Jamestown the past year, came recently
with her daughter. Hazel to occupy
their cottage on Nershire street for a
short time.
The impromptu Chelsea baseball team
went to East Brookfeld Monday af-
ternoon and played the Brookfeld team,
the game resulting in score Of IL TO
\ ! in favor Of tho Brookfeld team.
Brookfield scored A. runs in the frst
4 inning, after which the game was very
close and interesting.
News has been received Of the death
Of Scion H. Bean on August 9th nc his
home in Westgate, la. Mr. Bean WAS
Chelsea boy and the son OF John and
Laura Bean, and a grandson Of Mr. and
Mrs Rufus I.athrop, who were among
the first Ave families who settled in
the town Of Chelsea away back in 1880.
Eugene H. Kennedy has made extern
sive repairs on the blacksmith and wheel
wright shop formerly occupied by p. W.
Rogers and son at the upper village,
and has rented the blacksmith shop to
Fred Pray, who has opened his doors
and informs the people that he Il pre-
pared TO do gcucral blacksmithing
business.