The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
CHELSEA

Arson Ormsbee is suffering from a
severe attack OF typhoid fever.
Attorney Stanley 9. Wilson left Mon.
day afternoon for Bradford on legal
business.
Attorney Murray Bourne of Bristol
was in town for brief visit to friends
last week.
Hon. Horace White of Topsham, as.
sistant Judge, was in town Tuesday on
official business.
Mrs Walter Hoyt visited her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. {. Richardson OF South
Strailord, last week,
Mrs. 9. +. Blake and daughter of
West Corinth were in town recently to
visit the formers sister, Mrs. Allen Die.
henson.
Miss Tabitha Coburn of Mortified was
in town last week, the guest OF her
brother, Stillman Rich, who resides on
the West hill.
l.. c. Howe OF Montpelier has been
stopping at the Orange County Hotel
for several days and has devoted his
time to tuning pianos'
Miss Eva jackson, who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. w. II. Sprague,
for a week, went Sunday to Brookiield
to visit her father and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert w. Hoyt recently
entertained John G.. Hoyt of Washing.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Daley OF Cal.
ais and Gardner Cilley OF Woodbury.,
Charles Blaisdel has taken the con
tract to cut the hay ON the Clip Morse
farm just south of the village and now
owned by Mrs. Jennie Mayall of Athol,
Mass.
j. a. Morrow and family of st. Johns.
bury were the recent guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Dickensons on Court street.
Mrs. Morrow is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickinson.
Mrs. c. G.. Rolfe and daughter Eliza.
beth OF Stacyville, Iowa, arrived last
week for a several weeks stay at the
Orange County Hotel Mrs. RoIfe is
sister of William Robbins.
Mrs. William f. Hood, who has been
visiting at c. |. Hoods in Lowell, Mass,
has gone to New York and will return
to Chelsea next week, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. George j. Helmer
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weeks OF Shirley,
Mass. are in town Tor visit to rea-
tives and friends. Mrs, Weeks will be
remembered a. Miss Emma
Lewis. whose early home was with the
late hira and Harriet Bixby, on the
West hill.
Richard Perkins of Gloucester, Mass,
came Monday to spend several weeks
at J. Oliver Perkins on the East hill
Archie Il. George, who has worked in
Lisbon, \. H., for nearly a year, re.
turned 10 town last week and has en-.
gagged D work for D. g. Adams in the
livery stable, succeeding Manley Car.
penter OF Corinth Corner.
Herbert Il. Kennedy and wife. who
have been in town for four weeks Wis
ting the formers parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Richard Kennedy, and his brother, Eu
gene II. Kennedy, returned Saturday
to their home in Bridgeport. Conn,
where Mr.. Kennedy has lucrative posi-
ton.
The Democrats of Orange County will
hold a mass convention at the town hall /
Saturday, July 18th, to nominate a
Democratic county ticket. It is expect
I'd that the Hon. James Il. Burke OF |
Burlington, candidate for governor, and
The lion. Thomas II. Brown OF Rutland
will be present and address the con.
yenti0n.
Dr G. H. Villas OF Milwaukee. Wis, /
was guest last week at the hotel I
Mr.. Villas was a native Of this town. the I
son of Judge and Mrs. William b. Villas,
and was born in the John b. Bacon /
house near the Congregational church I
DR.. Villas people moved from town when I
he was but four years of age. and this I
was his first visit to his native place
Tor over twenty years.
In the case of state vs. Andrew NJ |
Hunt for disposing OF property that was
under attachment, Judge White fixed the
bail on Tuesday at $780, and Frank G. I
iritfen OF Waterbury was recognized in
that sum as surety for Mr.. Hunt, who I
has been in jail for the past eighteen
lays, and Mr.. Hunt was released from
custody, returning to Waterbury with
MS bondsman and Attorney l.. q. Moody |
of Waterbury, who has been retained /
b Mr.. Hunt as his counsel. The case
will come up at the December term of I
,ourt and will be one of interest, as the
question of whether the attachment of
The property that was disposed OF was
valid is involved.
H. *. Darling and w. H Sprague re-
turned Monday evening from weeks
outing spent at Cold Springs Camp in
Averiil near the Canada line and while
they are not telling any gilt edged"
ish stories, they do plead guilty to
,atching few nice fish, chief among
which was lake trout weighing seven
pounds, which was twenty seven inches
ong, being one of the largest Of its
<ind taken from Great Averill Lake dur.
ng their stay at the camp. This par.
.icuIar fish was caught hy MIR. Snragne.