The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-13
CHELSEA.

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IN town Friday on business.
a daughter was born TO Mrs. Grace Bar.
rett Saturday, August 10th.
Miss Blanche Nj. Townsend returned the
last Of the week from fortnieht's STAY
in Boston.
3 Il. Adams, Jr., was in Barre City
FRIDAY on business, and was aecompa.
MED by Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Michael Doyle Of Barre came Sat
'uday for visit with relatives and il
guest at Thomas Doyles.
The selectmen are having two iron
bridges in the village painted. A. L.
Dickinson is doing the work.
Deputy Sheriff Frank II. Martin and
daughter of WiIliamstown were guests
OF Mrs. Jennie Robbins over Sunday.
Miss Carrie sleeper Of Montpelier il
in town for Old Home Week and IS the
guest Of her mother at the upper vii.
lage.
Among those who took in the circus at
Montpelier Saturday were ROYAL b.
Townsend, Harold Corwin and Milo
Sleeper.
Lawrence George, who has been visit
ing his father, Moses George, on Court
street, returned to his home in Lincoln.
\. H., Friday.
Roscoe H. Williams Of West Corinth.
secretary and treasurer Of the Orange
County Telephone company, was in town
on business Saturday.
Earl E. Parker and wife of Barre CITY
came Sunday morning and will remain
during the week They are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. ordway,
Miss Eunice Moulton, who has been
IN Somerville, Mass, for several weeks
visiting friends returned Friday evening
and has rooms in the Dana house.
Mrs. Sarah Jacques, who has been in
town the past two weeks caring for her
daughter Mrs. Fred Parkhurst, returned
to her home in East Barre Saturday.
Mrs. +. L. Beckwith visited friends in
Barre City Saturday and her daughter.
Miss Vera, returned with her after a
weeks stay with friends in that city.
Allen Dickinson returned last week
from North Randolph, where he had
been for several days to assist his son,
William A. Dickinson, during haying.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Corwin and
son, Arthur, and chauffeur arrived Satur-
day afternoon from Somervile. Mass.
making the trip by auto, and are guests
at j. a. r. Corwin's.
Charles E. Taplin of Milford, n. IT,.
came Saturday night to join his family
at Robert w. Laird's, and during the
week they will also be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Taplin.
Mr.. A. Stone and daughter of scran-
ton, Pa, and his sister. Miss Kate Stone
Of Nashua, n. H., arrived Friday night
and are guests at the hotel This is
Mr.. Stones FIRST visit to Chelsea for
2s years.
Miss Bertha Berry was married last
week Wednesday in Barnet to Leslie
Gilbert, formerly of Bradford, and who
worked in town two or three seasons a
few years since and who now is located
in Barnet as barber.
Miss Annie d. Kyle of Boston, Mass,
who has been in town for three weeks
doing typewriting for II. X. Darling on
the work Of the revision Of the statutes,
finished her work Saturday and went to
AAdoyer, Mass, where she has profes.
sional work for Andoyer academy for
several weeks
Mr. and Ms Archie +. Sanborn re.
turned Saturday Afternoon from brief
wedding trip and a largely attended re-
ception was given them az the home Of
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Sanborn, on North Main street Saturday
evening, when nearly one hundred Of
the friends of the contracting parties
called TO tender their respects and good
wishes. Many valuable and useful pres
ents were left them. A mong these were
a morris chair, willow rocker, another
rocker, a quantity Of table linen, also
quantity Of silvcrware. Among those
from out Of town who were here to at
tend the reception We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert L. Benedict Of South Royalton,
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Giles of Tunbridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Gilbert of Barnet aud Mr. and
Mrs. o. Fay Allen OF Vershire. Mrs.
Norman w Hunt, a sister Of the bride,
presented, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +.
Benedict received with the bride and
groom. Light refreshments OF cake and