The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-20
CHELSEA
w. II, Sprague was in wIlliamstown
on official business Thursday.

W. Ne hHiaEut Nue III NlhlnhnNu"h
on official business Thursday.
Mrs, Hattie Bannistcr has returned
teaching, and is doing homework for
Miss Nellie Corwin.
j. A. II. Corwin and family are enter.
tanning as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hatch Of New Haven, Conn.
Miss Ola Hood returned Thursday
from South Washington, where she had
been the guest OF her friend, Miss Hope
Abbott
Fred Weeks OF Shirley, Mass, who
is in town with his family visiting
friends, was in Burlington the first OF
the week on business.
Hon. Geo. l.. STOW was in Washington
and Wiliamstown Friday to hold regu.
lar sessions Of probate court, Mrs. Stow
accompanied him on the trip.
Mrs. Fred Daniels left Friday morning
for visit 10 her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chamberlin OF Bethel, and her brother,
Eugene Chamberlin OF Gaysville.
Miss Bertha Swallow of Watham
Mass, who has been the guest OF Misses
Hazel and Myrtle Bixby, returned to
her home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl E. Parker, who
had been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Ordway for week, returned to their
home in Barre City Thursday morn.
ing.
A son was born July 4th to Mr.. and
Mrs. ArIo McKnabb, who live on the Ru.
fus Brown place, and July 10th a son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Il.
kennedy.
Walter Hoyt is taking two weeks
vacation from his work in the store of
j. A. II. Corwin Il Son and with his
wife will pass the time at The Weirs
and Mascoma Lake.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Flanders, who
had been the geusts for a week of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Whitney, left Thursday
morning for their home in Boston, max
ing the trip by auto.
Mrs. Fred Il. Hood and daughter, Miss
Bernice, OF Brockton, Mass, have ar
rived in town for a few weeks. and
will be the guests Of Messrs. William A.
and +. L. Hood and Mr., and Mrs. Arthur
Il. Bacon.
Miss Maud Merrill is taking two
weeks vacation from her work as stem
ographer under the direction of the in
ternational secretary of the Y. NJ. &. A.,
and is spending the same with her moth
er on Maple avenue.
Madam Ann f. Goss has returned to
town and opened her house on Main
street after an absence OF several weeks
spent with her son. Dr. \. V. Goss Of
Taunton, Mass, and her daughter, Mrs.
Euclid Fish OF Canton, Mass.
Miss Florence Whitney is taking a
two weeks vacation from her duties as
clerk in the post-ofiicc, and is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Hodgdon Of Barre
City. She is accompanied by Miss Vera,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. f. L, Beck
with
Miss Hazel f. Bixby left the first of
the week for Worcester Mass, where
she will attend the summer term OF the
post commercial college. She was ac-
by her grandmother Mrs.
Frances Bixby, who will be the guest of
her nephew, Willis U. Bixby, for few
weeks.
Miss Bessie Burgess Miss kittie Hell
mer and Master Charles William Helmer
arrived from New York Friday eyenin
arrived from New York Friday morning
and are guests ia William f. Hoods.
Dr Helmer and wife, Miss Mae and Jun
Tor Helmer and Mrs. w. f. Hood are ex-
pected next week,
The many friends Of Fred Hanson,
who has been at the home OF his father,
Arthur Hanson, in North Tunbridge for
several months and under treatment by
Dr. f. II, Godfrey, will rejoice to learn
that he has 50 far recovered his health
as to enable him to leave for an extend
ed western trip, with visit TO friends |
in North Dakota as his objective.
John NJ Comstock was called to Yer
shire Thursday to sit as justice in the /
case of state vs.. Fred Powers, who was
charged with breach OF the peace. 10 |
this charge Mr.. Powers pleaded guilty |
and was sentenced to serve term of |
two months in the Orange county jail, |
to which institution he was committed |
evening by Constable Frank
Alderman OF Vershre.
Chancellor T. H. Waterman of Brat /
tleboro was here two days last week,
taking testimony in chaneery hearing |
Of which S. II. and p. H. Martin of
Vershire are the orators and Geo. w. |
Denning of Oxford, n. H., is the de-
PENDANT. The case grows out of the
fact that Dennis purchased all the old /
growth spruce timber on certain wood /
lot in Nershire and later Messrs. Mar /
tin purchased the farm which included /
the lumber lot in question Dennis en-
tered and proceeded to cut the spruce
timber without regard to size, where
upon the Martins secured an injunction,
prohibiting the further cutting of tim
Der by Dennis pending the litigation of
the suit to determine the rights of tao
parties. Darling & Wilson of Chelsea
as eounsal for fhn ora tore an1 n & f,o,,