The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-07
CHELSEA.

Constable Henry Z Fox Of strafrord
was in town on official business Satur-
day.
Rev. II. ]. WycloG Of Glastonbury,
Conn.,, arrived Monday morning for two
weeks and joined his family at Prof.
]. N. Comstoek's.
Mrs. Emma Holt Of South Merrimack,
Mass, Is in town for old home week and
Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. John ID.
Ballou on the west hill
Miss Lyle Tracy, who has been spend
ing q two weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Oscar Tracy,
left Sunday for her home in Boston.
L. w. Lewis and wife Of Fort Wayne,
Ind, came Saturday for a visit to the
formers old home, and are guests of
his brother, Fred w. Lewis, and family.
Miss Marion, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holton s. Annis ii suffering
seriously and confined to the bed by
reason of the dislocation of knee-cap
Heroert r. Kennedy of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, came Monday evening to spend
his vacation with his father and brother,
Richard and Eugene Kennedy, respec
lively.
Miss Cecilia Alger returned Monday
to her work at B. II. Adams, Jr. after
an enforced vacation Of two weeks as
the result Of an attack of German
measles.
John Doyle, who was so seriously in
jured a few weeks ago by stepping on a
rusty nail has SO far recovered as to
be able to get his shoe on and be out
Of doors again.
H. N. Mattison, Stanley G. Wilson,
Walter s. Goss, John nj, Atwood, Chas.
L. Densmore and Dick" George left
Sunday by automobile for Lake Morey
where they viii spend the week.
Miss Katherine Carlin, who for two
months has been the operator at the
local central office Of the Orange County
Telephone Co., has finished her engage
nent in that capacity and returned to
her home in Williamstown.
Guy w. Bailey of Essex and John n.
Harvey of Montpelier were in town
Friday in consultation with Hale X.
Darling on the work of the revision
commission. Mr.. Bailey il a member Of
the commission and Mr.. Harvey Il clerk
Of the same.
j. 0. Fllsom, travelling salesman
from Oringeton, Maine while at the
Orange County hotel last Friday was
bitten in the face by dog oNned by
DR.. Cecil Rogers of New York city who
is a guest ut the hotel. Mr.. Fulsom
has brought suit in Windsor county
court against DIR. Rogers for one
Thousand dollars. Constable James
Whitney Of South Royalton was in town
Monday to serve the writ on DR..
Rogers.
Miss Eva F. Jackson and brother
Everett b. Jackson of East Brookfield
We're in town over Sunday the guests
of their mother, Mrs. w. II. Sprague, AZ
was also Raymond Ainsworth of South
Royalton and Alfred B. Fisher Of Wor.
cester, Mass. Miss Jackson is to take
a rest from teaching and going this week
to Albany, n. Y, to take a course in
stenography and typewriting in the
Albany Business college.
During the severe hail storm Of last
Thursday great damage was done to
budding and growing crops in the south
east part Of Washington. Gates Blake,
one Of the farmers who resides in that
section sustained the almost entire loss
of eight acres of corn, two acres Of
potatoes and six acres of oats and other
sewed grain and had forty lights of glass
broken in the barn. Mr.. Blake stated
that the formation Of the first of the
hail stones were nearly square and many
Of them as large as hens eggs.