The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-26
CHELSEA.


CHELSEA.
Prof. John NJ. oomstock was in West
ToPsham on business Friday.
Mrs. John Dodge Of Waits River was
recent guest Of Mrs. Erastus Dicken-
son.
Miss Emily Harvey, a missionary from
India, will speak at the Methodist church
Sunday morning.
Rev. Fl. j. Wyckofr and family left
wednesday morning Tor their home in
East Glastonbury, Conn.
Mrs. Roxanna Jones received the sad
news on Friday of the death Of her aunt.
Mrs, Mary Blood Of Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waldo Of East
Randolph were guests the first of the
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 9. Waldo.
Frank Perkins Of Boston, who has
been a guest at r. NJ Perkins for sew
eral days, returned to his home Friday.
Mrs. S. A. Thompson Of East Provi.
dence. r, l., is in town. the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Aryille w. Baker,
Rev. Benjamin Il, Marshall Of New
Rochelle, n, u, will preach at the Con-
grcgational church next Sunday morn
ing,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Allis of Nor
wieh, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Allis
Of Brookfeld were in town on a pleasure
trip Friday.
| Arthur G. Barber and wife Of Marsh.
field came the first Of the week to visit
Mrs BARRIERS parents, MIR. and Mrs
Charles Davis.
Mrs. Fred Goodwin and son, Merland
returned Thursday from Washington
where they went the first Of the week
to visit friends.
Miss Nina Tillotson OF Washington
who had been the guest OF Miss Lizzie
Dickinson the past week, returned to
her home Friday
Rev. Fred Daniels left Thursday morn.
ing for Claremont junction, NJ H., to
attend campmeeting, and will be out OF
town over Sunday.
G. D. Brodie of Burlington came Fri
day and will remain in town for few
days, the guest of Murray Bourne at the
Orange County hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Adams Of
Aathol, Mass, came Thursday evening
for a visit to Mr.. Adams parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sherb Adams.
The selectmen commenced the long.
needed repairs on Buck bridge Friday
A new bridge constructed Of steel gir.
ders and sides win re place the old wood
en- structure.
The new rural mail route No. 2, which
was put in operation from this point
August 10th, with Charles r. Durkee az
carrier, opens up with good results and
with healthy outlook.
George Tucker of Tunbridge and Miss
Sadie B. Jones, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Jones, were married at the
Congregational parsonage by Rev. Geo
E. Lake, Thursday, August 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Young are
entertaining until September lst Mrs
| w. d. Quimby, her son and daughter
Earl c. ana Ruth S, OF Melrose, Mass.
and Miss Vida Chase of Newton, Mass.
| Walter Dewey went to South Royal.
ton Thursday to remain over Sunday
with his family. after which he will re-
turn and put things in readiness to oper
the bobbin shop, which has been shut
down for about three months.
BENEFIT Morgan, who lives Just over The
line in Washington, win sell his farm
Of 40 acres, also his farming tools and
stock consisting Of one pair Of horses
seven cows and thirteen head Of young
cattle. c. +. Godfrey, auctioneer.
Among those registered at the hote
Friday were Mr.. and Mrs Myron Z
Bartlett of Warsaw, n y, Mrs Walter
NJ Bartlett OF ST. Louis, Mo, Mrs. S
A. Howard of Rutland, G. A. Matthew,
Of Rutland, and Charles Turner Of Roch
ester, Vt.
Miss Julia Houghton, who came last
week to be present at the Old HON,
Week celebration, left for her home il
Montpelier Thursday and was accom-
panied by her brother, Joseph H0ugh
ton Of STANFORD, Conn, who spent I
few days in town.
Richard George Of Boston, who has
been spending several weeks with hi
grandfather, Moses George, and who left
for his home Wednesday morning, hai
Just received position as chauffeur
for John p. Squires, and will drive
new forty-five horse power French ca
with capacity of nine passengers.
Uncle John Fish of South Royaltoi
came Thursday to spend few days al
his old farm Just over the line in Wash
ington and while en- route stopped il
town over night to avail himself Of Oh,
opportunity to attend the regular com
munication Of George Washington lodge
f. and A. NJ, Of which he has been
member nearly fifty years. Mr.. Fisl
now is in his s6th year and is hale ant
hearty and well preserved.
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