The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-21
CHELSEA.


Miss Maud Merrill has returned from
i visit TO her friend, Miss Margaret
Chestnut Of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston S. Fits have
a. their guests Mrs. Clara Fits and
daughter Of Manchester, N. IA.
Holton y. Annis and wife have re-
Gently entertained as their guests Err
nest Rowe and family of New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Bessie Burgess, who has been
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. George
~. Helmer OF New York city, returned
Wednesday evening
AL. W. Hoyt has recently purchased
a three horse power International gas
oline engine through the local agent,
Eugene II. Kennedy
The Foresters are to celebrate May
day by holding social dance in the
evening at Densmore's hall, which they
have recently rented for their head
quarters.
The many friends Of Mrs. Ernest
Young will rejoice to learn that after
many weeks Of severe illness she is
rapidly recovering. Or. Godfrey attends
her.
DR.. w. H. Hill was called to Ran
dolph the first Of the week to attend
a sick horse owned by Carl Monkey.
Or. Hills veterinary practice, is stead
lily increasing.
Charles Il. Dickcrson OF Waits River,
general agent for the Edison phone
graph, was in town Tuesday and We'd
nesday as the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. b. Dickerson, on Court
street.
Fred II. Pray has bought out the
blacksmith business OF Dick Boonihower
and viii 20 general blacksmithing
business in G. A. Densmorc's shop.
Madam Marshall of Maple street has
As her guest her daughter, Miss jean
cite Marshall OF Boston. who il EN-
ployed in the Boston public library.
Charles +. Godfrey will sell at auc-
tion on Thursday. April 26th, at 10
a. M. sharp, at the Col Emery place on
Main street a desirable lot Of household
goods and other property which belongs
to Mr.. Emery. The property is all
good and in good shape
Dustin Boardway, who went last week
10 Mary Hitchcock hospital at Hanover,
n. H., was operated upon Tuesday
when II was found that the bone in
The knee that had troubled him several
years was so badly diseased that am
putation was necessary, and the diseas-
ed member was taken oft above the
| knee, and reports from the hospital are
| TO the effect that Mr.. BoardNay il
comfortable and doing nicely.
| Prof. Y. II. Carney Of Tacoma. Wash,
who had for a week been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Godfrey, left
on Tuesday for visiting tour through
Vermont, New Hampshire and Massa.
ehusetts before returning West, Prof
Carney is Nermonter and native oil
Royalton, veteran of the Civil wal
and this is bis first visit to his native
town and state for forty years.
Among those from out OF town who
have been here this week are the fol
lowing: Paul ]. Edwards. 0sceola, Pa.
IT. W. knight. Boston. Mass; II. l.
Dean, Montpelier; \. Allie, Newbury
II. r. Bomay, Boston, Mass; c. FL
Mills, Saratoga. n. y; George /. and
Wallace W. Swan. Tunbridge; DIR. A
Il. Gay of Randolph; f. J. Ackermar
and r. J. Eaton Of yershire and G. II
Greer OF Newbmy. Msssr. Greer and
Ackcrman were here buying cattle and
bought about twenty head, which they
drove TO Nershire Wednesday afternoon
| Erastns Bugbce is seriously i'll at hi.
J. boarding place, Mrs Iva Hood nery'l
on Main street, as is also Charles A
Densmoie, who is threatened with pneu
lnonia. DR.. A. I. Marshall attends ths
latter
The schools in town viii commence
Monday, April gard, with the following
teachers; No. i. Wyran Morse district
Martha l.. Noycs; No. ;, Emery dis
trict, Nora Taylor; No. Z Brook roat
district, Lillian Il. Batcheldcr; No. 3
Alyah Carpenter district, u. Blanche
Carpenter; Nj 0, west hill district
Bessie Judd of Sonth Randolph; No
II, Albert Camp district, Bessie Bur