The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-13
CHELSEA.

Fred Preston of Straiford was in
town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence CorIiss recently enter
tanned as her guest her cousin, Mrs. G.
INV. Bliss, Of West Fairiee.
Mrs. John "A. Dodge aud children Of
Waits River are guests AZ Erastus B.
Dickenson's on Court street.
Miss Silvia Comstock returned the
first of the week from Barre City, where
she had been tile guest Of friends.
Miss, Lillian Nightman Of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in town Monday evening
to assist her sister, Mrs. b. Frank Smith.
Mrs. Wellington Powers and Mrs.
Fred Morey Of West FairIee were recent
guests at l. r. Morey's on the yershire
road.
Mrs. Clara Hubbard and daughter,
Florence, Of Montpelier, have been guests
this week at Frank Hemenways on the
West Hill.
Mrs. Iizzie Sanborn and son Of Barre
City are visiting the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanborn on North
Main street.
Miss Florence Granger Of Barre City,
who has been a guest in the family of
Prof ], NJ Comstoek, returned to her
home Thursday.
The check list containing $50 names
has heal posted and it is the duty of
every voter IN town to see To IL that his
name Is on the list.
Miss Helen Smith, who has been visit
ing friends in town for several weeks,
returned the first OF the week 10 her
home Id West FaiFlee.
Miss Jeanette L. Smith OF Medford,
Mass, is in town on her annual visit TO
her old home and j. q guest IN the FAM
/ lily 81 her brother, B, Wilbur Smith.
Miss Florence Marshall Of Boston, a
teacher in the public schools in that city,
came the first of the week to visit at
the home Of her brother, DIR. A. 4. Mar
shall
Mrs. Geo. II. Hutehins and son, Leon,
returned the first Of the week to their
home in East Barre, having been guests
for week at the home Of DR. Frank H.
Godfrey.
Alden Bacon and Herman Davis Of
Barre, who were here the first Of tile
week at Charles Bacon's and Chester
Davis respectively, have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. Emiline b. Hall, daughter of the
late Martin s. Hall of FitcilburR, Mass,
is in town the guest of her uncle and
aunts, Sam G. Hall and the Misses Mar.
tina and Nancy Hall.
w. W. Perkins, proprietor Of the Chel-
sea Mills, with a force Of help, il cut
ting the hay on the J. II. Griffin farm,
and reports it impossible to store the
entire crop in the barns.
Charles Y. Dickinson Of Waits River
has been assisting Coz. IL. O. Bixby in
the store and telephone office during the
absence Of the coloneIs daughters, who
are taking a deserved vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r. Kennedy.
who have spent several months this sea-
son at Richard Kennedys and Eugene
II. Kennedy's' left Friday morning for
their home in Bridgeport, Conn.
County Examiner John NJ. Comstoel<
held teachers examination at Bradford
Tuesday and Wednesday and will hold
one ut Randolph, the 18th and 10Th
fnext weekly and 1t Chelsea on the goth
and 21st Of Aug.
Charles 4. Corwin with his wife and
son, Arthur, and chauffeur Of Boston ar.
rived. in their touring car Thursday even
ing and are guests az j. A. r. Corwin's.
Mr.. Corwin's ear is one of the finest that
has been in town this season.
Arthur n. Bacon was called 10 VOL
colt the first of the week TO attend the
funeral of his niece, Mrs Minnie Bacon
Arbuckle, daughted of DR.. Henry W.
Bacon Of Eden, former resident of
South Washington near the Chelsea line.
Word has been received from the Re
publican State headquarters that the
Hon. Geo. H. Preuty, candidate for
lieutenant governor will be here with
the speakers already announced, Hon.
r. D. Proctor and Hon. j. L. Martin, to
address che people at the Republican
rally to be held here on the afternoon
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