The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-11
CHELSEA.


Leon Grant il entertaining a. hil
guest for 4 few days biz cousin, Wilson
Walker, dentist from Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Menad. VIII,
reside on the West I'M. are away on 1
visit 20 their former home IN Plattsbnrg
MY.
Mrs zemah seayer, who has been Wis
liing friends In WilliamstoWn for seVeFa
weeks. returned to her home here ID,
arst Of tho week.
Martin Oberlee, who last winter bought
the Phil Clough farm ON the East Hill
has rented his farm to John nruge and
has moved his family to Philadelphia.
Flheld Bohonon aud Austin l. skinner
who have been IN Worcester and lowell
Mass respectively, for ten days visit
70 friends, returned Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Sargent Of Man.
chester, N. H., came recently and viii
remain during the winter with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mira. 7. l.. Sar'
gent.
Miss Essio Young recently entertained
her cousin. Mrs. Alice ". corley Of
Grand Forks, North Dakota. Mrs. Cor
ley Il the daughter Of the late Horace
Woodward. who was at one time rcsi.
dent Of this town.
John Hogan, who for several years has
made his home in the family Of Mr..
Durham, who lives on the vcrshiro
road, has gone TO STAFFORD, whore be
contcmplatcs taking up his residence
with Mrs. Horace Gusha.
r. II. Lyon and family, formerly Of
this town but for several years residents
Of Montpelier, have returned from trip
TO Seattle, Washington, and Mrs. Lyon
ana her daughter are guests OF the for
mers sister, Mrs A. u. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. jan. Hadlock, who owns
the Calvin Goodwin farm on the West
Hill, have just returned from summers
stay at the White Mountains and will
remain al the farm during the winter.
Their daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Wells, win spend the winter
with them.
AZ the annual meeting Of the Tyrian
club Thursday evening. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
ycari President, +. A. Corwini vice.
president, II. N. Mattison; secretary, w.
c. Holmes; treasurer, Stanley g. vii.
son; executive board. O. ID. Tracy, VIM.
Robbins and w. W. underhill. After
the business meeting the members Of the
club and their invited guests, numbering
in all about forty, repaired 20 the dining
room at the Orange County hotel, where
a sumptnous repast prepared by Mine
Host" Barnes awaited them, and after
the inner man had been satisfied. Presi.
dent Corwin introduced II. X. Darling
as POSTMASTER, who with his evef-ready
wit and his pleasing manner kept those
about the tables In an uproar OF laugh.
ter as be called upon the speakers TO
respond to the following toasts: The
Club" II. ~ Mattison; Murray Bourne,
unassigned; Bench and Bar" Elmer +.
Wallace; Travelling Men, Tom b. Car.
vey; "The ladies' Frank A. Hayden;
"The Upper Village" W. II. spraguei
"Our Visitors" Ben Tucker; "The Mod.
ern Medical Men," DR.. A. T. Marshall,
and the following speakers were allowed
the freedom Of their choice OF subjects
from which 10 speak; Fred c. Waldo,
Walter S. Goss. Fred 4. 0rdway, J.
Ollie Perkins and Stanley c. Wilson.
The after-dinner speeches concluded, the
banquet broke up, everyone who attend.
ed feeling that Il had been an evening
OF unusual pleasure, and that il should
and undoubtedly would be an annual
institution. The Tyrian club organized
three years ago and has about thirty
resident members, with quite a substan.
tial nonresident membership also, and
is in healthy and hourishing eondi-
ton.