The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-26
CHELSEA.


James Eastman 81 West Fairlee was
in town Tuesday on business.
George and Abncr Martin Of Bradford
were ia town On business Monday
Mis- Mabel Severance VI Montpelier
i ii town, thc guest Of Mrs. Nellie Per
kins.
Miss Florence Spear has returned
from Corinth where she has been visit
ing friends.
Miss Marion Camp Is assisting Madam
Ann Il. Goss in The household duties dur
ing the warm weather
J. j. Ballou of Buffalo, N. III. and q.
+. Thomas Of Burlington were in town
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Miss Hattie Dow Of Cambridge, Mass,
IL ii town the guest Of her cousins. Mrs.
Jennie Robbins and William Robbins.
Harvey W. Spear IS at home from Or
ange, having Just completed the erection
of large octagonal barn in that town.
Our former townsman, Joseph H. Crit
I fin, who IN the spring went TO Manches-
ter, n. H., has a position on the county
| farm
AIr. and Mrs. II. s. Anuis of the West
Hill have as summer boarders Che chill
dran Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Of New
Haven, Conn.
During the hard shower Of Saturday
afternoon much damage was done to
growing crops and to the highways on
the West Hill.
o. s. Gates Of Rutland, general agent
/ for StoddaTd Manufacturing CO., ii inl
town for i few days IN the interest VI
that company
Mr.. Il. NJ Snow and Miss Grace Stan
ley Of Boston are in town for a few
days, and are guests at the Orange
County Hotel
Measles have made their appearance in
1 the family Of w. II. Algier on the West
1 Hill, five Of the six children in the fam
| iiy being victims.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Il. Douglass and
/ Miss Florence Douglass Of Rochester, n.
/ II, have been recent guests Of Mrs. Z.
N. Scales Of late,
a meeting Of The FIRE district No il
lcalied at the town hall at S o'clock,
Thursday evening, the 26th inst, for
the annual eletcion Of officers,
Alfred B. Fisher of Worcester, Mass,
Iwho has visited his sister, Mrs. Emily
Bacon OF South Washington for three
weeks, Is a guest at W. II. sprague's.
Rev. FRANKLIN Hatch Of Newton. Mass,
/ i in town the guest Of his brother. Dea-
con w. S. Hatch and sisters, Mrs. T. ID.
Barnes and Miss N. Emma Hatch.
Miss Mary Wills. who has been spend
ling several weeks at her farm and old
home on the West Hill, is with her sis
ter Mrs. 4, 1. Skinner, this week.
Miss Isabelle Lascomb and niece, Miss
Katherine Lascomb Of New Bedford,
Mass, are in town for d month and
have taken board with Mrs. a. l..
Skinner.
Mrs G. W. Fisher of Worcester, Mass,
arriyed Tuesday Afternoon from Cabot
where she had been visiting for two
weeks and is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w II. Sprague.
Road Commissioner NJ. o. Gates has
| been obliged to resume work with a force
fAA HNlH Inns WIN " 1tffNli Tic NfHtNEt
done to the highway during the shower
Of Saturday afternoon.
John Hall 81 Quincy, Mass who has
been IN the employ Of G. + Hovev Co.,
for fifty years, is in town to visit his
uncle Captain W. H. II. Hall. and his
cousin, Mrs. J. ,. Bacon.
Ordway Holmes 4 CO., have resumed
work again on the sold TarbeiIs block
and propose to finish the front, also the
lower floor at this time. Jack Cook Of
Nershire is doing the work.
The funeral 81 the late Emma Brown
was held Monday afternoon at two
O'clock from tine home OF Mr. and Mrs.
james Sanford on Court street, the Rev
Willis I. Sparhawk Of Randolph Off
lciating
On Monday Mr.. ana Mrs John Druge
and daughter, Miss Cassie, left for New
York from which city they win sail on
the Goth, for France. Mr.. and Mrs.
Druge are natives Of France aud came
to this country % years ago and this
| is their first visit TO their old home dur.
ing all of these years.
The work on the new farm house that
is being built by Messrs. Godfrey, Lewis
and Goodwin for Fred c. Waldo. is pro
crossing rapidly the structure being
boarded and the roof covered with cal.
vanized iron The windows, doors and
piazza posts Alr. Waldo purchased from
Sears, Roebuck q Co.. Of Chicago. When
completed the house is to be equipped
with plumbing and all the modern con-
yeniences and will be one of the finest
farm houses in the county.