The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-25
CHELSEA.

Cashier II n. Madison spent Sunday
with friends at West Fairlee.
Royal Townsend went Friday to Barre
City 70 visit his aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Townsend.
Ernest Savage 81 South Royalton il
visiting his mother, Mrs. /. G. Dearborn,
at the Orange County hotel.
Wallace NJ. Swan and Road Commits
sioner Myron Flanders Of Iunbridge
were IN town on business Monday.
The John b. Bacon store, occupied by
Ordway Holmes & CO., has been greatly
improved BY fresh coat Of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sprague spent
Sunday in Randolph the guests Of De-
putty sheriff and Mrs. =. w. Kent.
Waiter Dewey had the misfortune to
cut one thumb badly on the splitter at
the bobbin shop Saturday forenoon.
Mrs. Moses Moulton Of spragfeId,
Mass, came last Friday to visit her
brothers, Oscar and George Iromblee, Jr.
Louis Densmore Of Boston came the
last Of the week 20 spend his vacation
with lis mother, Mrs. II. Il. Densmore.
Frank III Kenerson Of Lebanon, N.
IT,, spent Sunday in town with his fam
fly, returning TO his work on Monday
morning.
Mrs. Edward Wheatley Of Meriden,
Conn, and Miss Edith Edison Of New
York City are guests Of Mrs. May 4.
Dickerson.
John Il. Bacon 81 White River june
ton was in town last week accompanied
BY his daughter, Mary, and lady
friend Of hers.
Miss Hope, the eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Abbott, left Monday
morning for Boston for d two weeks
visit with friends.
John w. SpTauic returned the first
Of the week from d three weeks visit
with relatives III Roxbury, Northfeld,
Berlin, Barre and Brookiield.
y. III. Adams, Unattended the monthly
auction sale Of horses 1T West Lebanon,
N. III, last Saturday aud returned with
five horses purchased at the sale.
Hons. Nm. Paul 81 West Fairlee and
q. N. Lathrop Of Williamstown were IN
town last Thursday to settle bills fof
repairs made on county buildings.
III, NJ. Dufer 81 Bradford was III town
last week in the capacity Of a Clement
lRdyance agent, extending the glad hand
10 democrats and independents alike.
Mrs. Annie (Goss) Fish az SonelyilIe.
Mass, came last week and with ler two
Ecl1llfen are guests AZ tho home ri Tier
lnfotheI, Madam Ann +, Goss on Main
street.
Prentiss George, former clerk in Ord
way Holmes & Co.'S store, but now Of
Maiden, Mass. i III town for d short
vacation and il stopping at Clarence
lCorliss'.
Miss Blanche Townsend and her
friend Miss Lita Barnet, who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Townsend
Flor several weeks, left Monday morning
for Boston.
Mrs. Emma Brown, who has been
lhousekeeper for some years for John
McCollom and who Tor several weeks
has been in failing health, died Satur
day Of cancer.
Assistant Judges Paul and Iathrop
have purchased a new Glenwood range
and placed it in the kitchen Mt the Jail
house. The last cook stove purchased
BY the county was over rs years ago.
John NJ. Atwood Of Boston travelling
salesman for John Il. Ainsley & Co., Of
Boston i at home for a short vacation
and is the guest Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. ATWOOD on Maple aven,ie.
Eugene Kennedy viii open black
smith shop IN the building formerly oc-
cupied BY Perley w. Rogers IN the up
per village, about the first Of August.
Fred II. Pray win have charge OF the
shop.
Mrs Geo. A. Tracy has 80 far recov
cred from her recent severe Illness Is
Ia be able to 20 TO her former home in
PIattsburg. y. ", last Saturday She
was accompanied BY her sister end hei
niece.
. team driven by Mrs. Engeue KEN
needy colided on Saturday morning with
q milk team driven BY Gates Blake. The
Kennedy carriage was considerably de-
molished and Mrs. Kennedy somewhat
injured.
III the absence of the pastor, the Rev.
| l., Moody, there was no preaching at
The Methodist church last Sabbath. The
Rev. Willis T. Sparhawk Of Randolph
preached at the congregational church
IN the absence Of the regular pastor, the
Rev. Geo. j.. Lake.