The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-13
CHELSEA

Miss Carrie sleeper Of Montpelier was
tn town last week visiting friends and
was the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Abbie
Sleeper.
Deputy Sheriff n. II. Adams, IL, and
vile spent Sunday in South Randolph
az the guests OF Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Il. w. Kent
Eugene H. Kennedy has been appoint.
ed administrators Of the estate Of his
father, the late Richard Kennedy, and
Fred G. Waldo and Herman Campbell
have been appointed commissioners on
the estate.
Mrs Austin A. Boardway returned
Saturday evening from Claremont, \.
H., where abe went about ten DAYS ago
TO visit her son, Fred Boardway. and TO
attend his wedding.
Mrs Roxanna Jones returned satur.
day evening from Montpelier where she
has been the guest Of her brother, Sheriff
Frank II. Tracy, for nearly two months
during her absence from town she spent
several weeks at Highgate with her
brothers family.
Mrs. Ruth Kennedy, widow Of the
late Richard Kennedy, has purchased Of
Charles A. Bacon the John Parks place
in the upper village and expects to move
there from the farm in the fall.
BY the viii Of the late Adella whit
ney, her place on Main street goes to
her brother, Wilbur +. Dewey, and Mr..
Dewey contemplates selling his farm on
the west hill between now and fall, after
which be win occupy the new home in
the village. The Congregational church
was the recipient of FIVE hundred dol
lar legacy, as was the west hill church
q beneficiary to the extent Of three hum
bred dollars.
A twelve pound daughter was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N. Sanborn Satur-
day, July 10th. Miss Nellie Rising, a
trained nurse from Tunbridge Is caring
for Mrs. Sanborn and baby.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby were
in Barre City Saturday for optical
treatment at the office Of Or. sprague.
julien G. Hood, who for several years
has been the manager Of the famous
Hood stock farm at Lowell Mass, Is
taking a much needed rest and vacation
and arrived in town last Thursday for
an indefinite stay with his parents, ar.
and Mrs. William F. Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred =. Goodwin went
last week for a two weeks vacation and
spent a portion Of last week in Burling-
ton and vicinity aYailing Themselves Of
the opportunity Of attending the cele-
bration.
Miss Florence Whitney returned SIM
day from a weeks vacation from her
duties as the FIRST assistant in the post
Office. During the week she visited
friends in Burlington and Barre City.
Miss Viola Brown Of vershire was i'll
with the mumps at the home of Henri
Adams last week There was also
case Of humps in the family Of Charles
Durkee, and while there have been three
cases in the village 1t is not expected
that there viii be any epidemic Of the
disease here.
Willis Hill IA working for Il. II. Bo-
honon during having Herbert Com
stock for Dean III Gilman, Milo Sleep
er for Don 7. MeAlhster, and Russell
r. Corwin for Benjamin Tucker of Tun-
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Charles n. Hunt were IN
Williamstown Sunday to see Mrs.
Hunts sister, Mrs Van MeAllister, who
IS seriously III from the effects Of gall
stones, and who expects to 20 soon to
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling
ton for an operation.
John NJ. Atwood of Boston, Mass,
was in town Saturday and Sunday to
visit his mother, and to Be present Oh
Saturday at the placing Of vault in
the family lot in Highland cemetery, in
which The remains Of his father, the
late John b, was placed on tina dy.