The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-30
CHELSEA.

OF Post Mills are in town this week.
the guest Of friends.
Miss Julia Fl. Lincoln Of Melrose,
Mass, IS guest at the home OF Moses
George on Court street.
Miss Charlotte Hackett Of South Roy
alton has been in town during the week,
the guest Of Mrs. Frank +. Bixby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace G Sanborn were
i'll Braintree recently to visit Mrs. San
born's aunt, Mrs. Pearl Campbell
Miss Agnes Stoddard Of BroolSfeld
and friend, Miss Ola Cunningham Of
Montpelier, were guests ., friends here
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Il. Sargent OF
Manchester, N. f., are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip i.
Sargent.
Miss Edith Magoon Of Montpelier IS
the guest Of her aunt and cousin, Mrs.
A. B. Smith and Mrs. Hale X. Darling,
respectively.
Mr.. and. Mrs Fred AnDis Of Williams
town were In town the first Of the week
and were guests at b. Frank Smiths,
on South Main street.
School in district No. j, taught by
Miss Martha i. Moves, and the school
in district No. IL, taught BY Miss Gladys
Ballou, closed Friday, July 18th.
Fred Grant fell from 4 ladder recently,
tearing the ligaments from the bone I'M
his right wrist severely. Dr. Frank H.
Godfrey dressed the injured member.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Hayward are On !.
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Hay
wand, son and daughter, OF Kearnev,
Neh. Messrs. Hayward are brothers.
Miss Ruth Quiinby, who had been
guest at Ernest Young's on the west
bill, for three weeks, returned to her
home in MeIrose, Mass, the first Of
the week.
Chelsea brass band had been engaged
to play at the Democratic county con
veation to be- held here August 1st,
also to play on August 4th at the Mary
Howe concert at StTaiIord.
Fred Kurtsman and wife Of paseo,
WASH are in town visiting friends and
relatives. Mrs Kurtsman will be re-
membered as Miss Braman, and ii a
cousin Of Fred and ". w. Branan.
w. Il Blake Of Manchester, N. H.,
i taking two weeks vacation from his
work a. an employee on the Boston q
Maine railroad. which he Is spending in
town, taking board at L. H. Bohonon's.
Hon g. Herbert Pape Of Barre City,
candidate for lieutenant governor on the
fusion ticket, will be present at the Dem
ocratic county convention, Wednesday,
August 1st, and will address the con,
vention.
William Chaplin, who a few years since
was student at Chelsea academy, and
who has recently graduated from the
medical department of the Gnieersity
Of Michigan, is In town the guest Of
Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Comstocls
VI ". Perkins, proprietor 81 the
Chelsea mills, Is developing into must
ling salesman on side lines. having sold
in one day the first Of tile week Two
Empire cream separators and one Edison
granhIpnone.
Leonard Thompson is driving stage
between Chelsea and Barre City this
week for the proprietor, Frank +. Bixby
who is taking short vacation, and
in company with John b. Goodrich Of
South Royalton is buying stock for the
Boston markets
Mrs. VIM. H. Hill, accompanied BY
her daughter, Miss Zoe, and son, Req.
nald, went last week to Nashua, N.
H., 10 visit the formers sister. Mrs.
Rogers Miss Zoe will stop at Concord
on their return to enter a training school
foY nurses, which is conducted in con
nection with the state hospital in that
city.
Albert johnson Of Montpelier straycd
over To Woodsville, n. H., The FIRST
Of sac w2eIaand soon found himself up
against the real article OF taking the
medicine dealt out IN the justice court
1T Wells River. where to Ms plea Of
guilty OF intoxication for the first time
He was sentenced to Chelsea Jail for
twenty days and arrived here Wednes
day afternoon 10 commence his vacation
az the expense of the state.
The goth anniversary Of the muster
ing Of No. 2s, II. Il. X. Hall camp, Sons
Of Veterans, will be held at the town
hall, Friday evening, August ard, from
8 to II o'clock. which will be srea to
everybody, and an Invitation to attend
is universal and cordially extended. Dur
ing the first hour d reception viii, he
held which viii be followed BY pro-
gramme Of entertainment, after which
light refreshments viii be served.
Mrs. ]. K. PAair and Miss Edith Sar-
ger, who are respectively a sister and
cousin OF Mrs. George A. Tracey, and
who have been visiting her, left for their
home in Plattsburg, n. Y, last week,
accompanied by Mrs Tracey, who had
Sufficiently recovered from her recent
severe illness to make the journey with
out material fatigue. Mr.. Tracey has
received notice since her arrival, how
ever, that she is again seriously III
and her condition causes her many
friends here much alarm.
At meeting of the voters Of the
fire district, No. /, held at The town hall
Thursday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing years Nod
orator, Z. A. Corwin; secretary, II. ..
BiNby; treasurer, II. N. Mnttison pril
Dental committee, u. A. Corwin, Q, p.
Tracey, and w. G. Holmes; chief en-
gineer, George A. Tracey; first assistant
engineer, Stanley G Wilson; End assist