The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-26
CHELSEA


William IA. and Dean w. Martin Of
Thetford we're IN town Saturday sell
ing tomato plants,
S. A. Thompson Of East Providence,
r. J., was III town last week the guest
Of his daughter, Mrs. 9. O Parker
AIRS. Roxana Jones spent last week
in Washington the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. u u. Cheney returning to her
home Sunday evening
Mrs. Powers of Aforrisville il in
town for the week the guest Of her hus-
band, the Hon. George NJ. Powers, at
the Orange County hotel,
hurry Bourne left Monday afternoon
for Burlington to attend the commence
ment Of the q ". MI, and also to be
present at a union Of his class.
Charles /. Hood, who has been in
town for several days the guest Of his
brother, William +. Hood, left Tuesday
morning for his home in Lowell, Mass.
Ned B. Hatch arrived home Monday
evening having visited friends in Lowell,
Mass, since his graduation from Mon
son academy, at Monson, Mass, last
week,
.a.yert Morey of Greenfield, Mass,
was in town last week visiting his
motner, Mrs. A. r. Morey Mr., Morey
position ais conductor on the cleo
trio cars.
Mrs. Joseph II. Griffin Of Manchester,
4. ~, frV
eral weeks visiting her son, George, and
other relatives, returned to her home
Saturday.
DR.. Arthur ". Goss, superintendent Of
the state hospital sior the insane at
Taunton, Mass, is in town for few
days the guest Of bis mother, Madam
Ann i. Goss.
Mrs. Annie (Goss) Fish went Satur-
day TO South Royalton to remain over
Sunday with her husband, Or j. Euclid
Fish. Of Boston. She was accompanied
by her daughter.
Mrs. Albert Benedict Of South Royal
ton has been in town for several days
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Norman
w. Hunt, and her parents also, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip I. Sargent.
Mrs. Annie Goss Fish and two daugh-
tiers returned Monday evening from
South Royalton where they went Sat
urday TO remain over Sunday as the
guests Of DR.. Z. ]. Fish.
Among those from out of town who
were here Monday on business were
Walter, John and Daniel Ladd and
Fred Laird of Orange, Herman DECKER
man Of Washington and Oscar HinSlsy
Of Randolph
Carroll Little, who has recovered
from O recent severe illness threatening
him with run of fever, has resumed
his place at the electric light plant which
was filled BY his brother, Charles, dur
ing his illness.
Mrs. Richard II. Bacon Of North Char
lestown, N. H., was in town last week
g guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erdix N.
Son. She went Saturday to Stratford
to visit her parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
J. A. Eastman.
Mrs. Lucy Robbins, who went from
here In April to PrOctorsville With the
family of the Rev Lewis N. Moody, re-
turned to town Saturday and will as-
sist her sons family in moving to Yer
shire this week.
Stanley G. Wilson went Saturday TO
Washington to remain over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. W..
Wilson, who are also entertaining
another son, DR.. Wilson, from Massa-
chusetts for a short time.
Prof. John NJ. Comstock, D. Arthur,
" Goss and the Rev. Carl Corrin left
Monday for Hanover, n. H., each TO be
present at the union OF their classes, It
being the thirtieth anniversary Of Dir.
ComstoclS's class, the twenty fifth Of
DR.. Goss' class and the twentieth OF Mr.
Corwin's class.
Charles Z. Barrie of Wells River, who
pleaded guilty to the crime Of incest
was on Friday sentenced to state
prison at Windsor for term Of not
less than three years nor more than
three years aud six months, to which
institution be was committed Saturday
by Sheriff w. II. sprague.
Constable A. A. Reed, when he return.
cd to Chelsea as a juryman Monday
brought with him one Mr.. Campbell, a
stone cutter from WilIlamstown who
was brought before Judge Lathrop
Monday morning on the charge Of IN
toxication, and being found guilty was
sentenced to serve fifteen days in county
Jail.
o. Fay Allen, who has been a popular
clerk in the store Of }. A. r. Corwin
x Son for three years completed his
services Saturday, and on Monday en-.
tered the employ of J. Lyman Porter,
Of Boston, in the capacity Of manager
Of the store at Nershire. AIT. Allen will
move his family TO Vershire this week.
Their departure from town is sincerely
regretted.
The Rev. Carl II. Corwin Of Chicago
arrived last week TO spend a short va
cation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
NJ II. Corwin. Mr.. Corwins class,
Dartmouth 81, are to hold reunion
this week which was one Of the ineen.
tives that brought him East at this
time. On Sunday morning he spoke
eoquently from the Congregational
pulpit to a large and appreciatiye au-
dience.
The case Of state rs. Mortimer
Switzer Of West Corinth, charging him
with committing the crime Of rape
went TO che jury at o'clock Friday af-
ternoon after d trial lasting two and
one half days. The jury came In at 8
o'clock to have certain testimony read,
after which they retired and deliberat-
ed until 10 o'clock. when they came in
and reported deadlock and that an
agreement was impossible, whefeupon
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