The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-21
CHELSEA

Arthur and Fred Hanson ol lunbrldge
were IN town on business Friday,
Ernest Savage Of south Royalton was
"a town over sunday, the guest 81 some
friends
Hon. Cleo. u stow was iii Washington
and Williamstown Friday to hold ses-
sions If the probate court.
Stanley g, Wilson spent sunday IL
/ Washington, the guest Of his parents,
Ma. and Mrs, William w. Wilson,
John McCoIom, ST., who has spent the
winter IN Randolph, has returned and
opened his house on Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin A. Boardway
went to Barre City saturday afternoon
to attend the Sunday conference SER
vices
Miss Nora West, student at the
Randolph normal, is in town for a few
days, the guest oi MIR, and Mrs. David
q. Adams.
Mrs. Amanda Allen, who has been do
ing homework in Barre City for the past
year, has been in town for several days
visiting friends,
Mrs Emily Bacon returned Saturday
to her home in South Washington, after
| spending week in town as guest at
w. H. Sprague's.
George NJ Davis of Weston, VT, stop
ped iii town Thursday night with his
mother, leaving Friday morning for
Barre to attend the conference.
Mrs NJ. v. b Davis, who has spent
the winter with her son, George NJ, Da-
Wis, IN Weston, has returned to Chelsea
and opened her tenement again.
Marshall O. Gates has been appointed
BY the probate court administrator with
the will annexed OF the state Of Mrs.
Phyrilla Whitney, late Of Tunbndge
Fred A. 0rdway returned Saturday
evening from New York, where he had
been during the week purchasing goods
for the firm Of ordway, Holmes \ 20,
Hon. Frank Z. Fish Of vergcnnes, ma
tional bank examiner for Vermont was
in town Friday on his semi annual in
spcction Of the local banking institu-
tion.
Mrs. Mary Bill, who LAS been spending
the winter in the family Of her brother,
j. "A. Griffin, and also at Colamer Alb
bolts, returned to her home near the
South Washington church Saturday.
Q, Fay Allen has rented tenement in
W. M. Mattoou's house ON Jail street
and moved his family there Saturday
from the home Of his mother. in law.
Mrs. Dennis Densmore, on North Main
street.
Ralph L. Gilman, who holds good
position with the New England Tele-
phone company with headquarters at
Boston. is in town for a brief visit 20
This father and brother, Frank and Dean
Gilman, respectively.
Miss Edith II Hood. member Of the
senior class III Simmons college in Bos-
ton, is spending a ten days vacation on
the East hill az the home Of Her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra w. Hood. This
Il Miss Hoods first visit to her parents
for two years. She expects TO graduate
in June.
Among the arrivals at the Orange
County hotel last week were "A. ]. Payne
and r. A. Robinson 81 Burlington; II. b.
cogswell, Eoston; Geo. III. SpiIIer, Beth
el; Il n Barrett, Peacham; Il. A. Pack
ard ] Z. Tewksbury and Albert Adset,
Randolph; Bagley e Abbott, eorinth,
and F. }. Alderman, Ncrshire.
Murray Bourne, ESQ, pF Burlington,
who is well and fayorabiy known here,
having been here for several months last
year, assisting Hale III Darling an the
work Of revising the statutes, has Ia
Gated in Bristol, W., for the practice Of
law Mr. Bourne II an exceptionally
bright young man and his many friends
here a. elsewhere predict for him a
bright future
Camp No. q, Sons Of Veterans, will
hold 4 May day ball at the town hall
Friday evening, May list. The Chelsea
brass band orchestra has been engaged
to furnish the music. The floor diree-
tors are to be Clarence II Corliss of this
town. VIII j. Scott Of Washington and
Il. II, sleeper Of Tunbridga Committee
Of introduction, members OF the camp
The grand march will be at $3.50 p. N.
sharp. Refreshments will be served ia
the hall.