The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-29
CHELSEA

IN etn0ol ~ New Haven, Conn.,, during
the past year, returned Friday evening
for her summer vacation aud was ac.
compnnied by her sister, Miss Sylvia
Comstock.
Deputy Sheriff James O. Kendall, who
has been on duty as q court officer dur
ing the term was called to his home in
South Straiford Thursday by the ill-
ness Of his wife and son, who are vic
Tins Of the humps
John w. Spraguc returned Sunday
from weeks visit 10 relatives in Rox-
bury, Mortified and Barre City, and
went Monday morning to work during
his vacation for Henry Clark. manager
Of the G. l. Hood farm on the West
hill.
Mrs. Herbert J. Wyvkoii and children
Of New Haven, Conn, arrived III town
Friday evening for their annual summer
vacation here and have taken board at
] a. Comstock's
Mrs. Fred It. stanton returned Sat
urday evening from South Glastonbury.
Conn., where she had been the guest
during the week Of her sister, Miss
Belle Judd.
Mrs. Julia Roberts Of South STRAIT
ford was in town last week and was
the guest Of her brothers, p. Franklin
and Edward NJ Smith.
DR.. E. G. sprague and daughter,
Elizabeth Of Barre City were IN town
Sunday and were guests Of the formers
brother, w. II Sprague, and family.
Mrs Susannah Doane and her niece,
Mrs Edwin r. Goss, st Hardwick Port,
Mass, came last week to visit the for
mer's son, Dr. Ralph Merchant.
a daughter was born, Sunday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. George,
who reside on Court street. Mrs.
Georges mother, Mrs. g. J. French, Of
North Tunbridge is caring for Mrs.
George and daughter
News has been received Of the death
of Jennis o. Bngbee, who was q trained
nurse Ia Boston, and his remains arc
expected here for interment, Tuesday
The deceased was son Of Erastus
Bugbee late Of this town.
Il. a. Mutt Of Montpelier, came Sat
urday TO remain over Sunday with Mrs
Mutt at the Orange County hotel
Charles T.. Godfrey welded the ham
mer at the auction sale OF personal
property belonging 70 Mrs Elisha lou
gee at North Tunbridge Saturday after
noon
The new Chelsea Dramatic company
will hold a promenade, Monday evening,
July 9Th The Chelsea four piece or
chestra win furnish the music which Is
sufficient to wkarrent that the motive
power win be good, and the entertain
ment should be well patromzed
Ned a. Griffin Of Fan River, Mass,
who Is representing the International
Correspondence school came Friday for
a flying visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph H. Griffin, returning to
Massachusetts, Monday morning John
NJ. Atwood OF Boston Mass, also spent
Saturday and Sunday il town as the
guest Of his mother.
Mrs. Adeha Dewey Whitney passed
away at her home on South Main
street Friday evening after lingering
and painful illness from cancer of the
stomach, The funeral was held from
her late home Sunday, at one o'clock,
p. M, the Rev. George e. Lake, Off
eating and Herbert @. Bixby, conduct
ing. The interment was in the Dewey
family lot ia the cemetery by the West
Hill church Mrs Whitney was a
widow Of A. >. Whitney, brother of
A. W. Whitney Of this town. She was
the daughter Of the late David Dewey.
and is survived BY one brother, Wilbur
r. Dewey, who resides on the old Dewey
homestead on the West Hill. After
marrying Mr.. Whitney they wente 70
Calispa. Iowa. whore they resided
about twelve years when Mr.. Whitney
died, after which she returned % this
village where she has since made her
home She was 65 years old at the
time Of her death, and was most a.
Unable woman, and leaves large circle
Of friends
There was largely attended and IN
teresting base ball game played at Mat.
toon's park Saturday afternoon between
the East Randolph nine and the local
team which resulted in substantial
victory for the home team