The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-09
CHELSEA

Mrs Ernest A. Corwm has been enter
tanning during the week her aunt, Mrs,
II. "A. Nelson, from East Barre
w. III Sprague was al Copperfeld and
West FairIee On business Wednesday and
was accompanied by Mrs sprague,
Mr. snow Of Boston, Mass. who has
been stopping for several days at the
home Of Moses George on Court street,
left for his home Friday morning.
Mrs. George A. Tracy, who has been
visiting relatives and friends at her old
home in Plattsbrg, n, " since the first
Of July, arrived home Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Cyrus Burbank and children, who
have been guests for two weeks az the
home Of Lyman A. Burbank returned
the FIRST Of the week TO their home in
Providence, r. /.
Willis Hill, the youngest son 81 MI.
and Mrs Nathan J. Hill, has entered Che
employ Of Il. p Barnes in the capacity
Of clerk and general utility man at the
Orange County hotel,
Mr. and Mrs Harry } corwin Of Low.
ell, Mass, came Tuesday TO visit rela-
tipes and friends in this, Mr.. Corwins
old home town, and they are guests Of
J. A, r. Corwin and family.
Mrs. X. z. Morse Of Bradford came
the first Of the week 70 remain 10 town
for time and is the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hale Nation, at the home OF
Herbert F. NATION on the East hill.
Miss Jessie Davis went the first Of the
week 70 Washington TO visit her brother,
Wesley Davis. Mr.. Davis Is a rural free
delivery carrier on The route which runs
from Washington to the north end Of
this village.
Richard D. Perkins, who i spending
the summer at the home Of J. Q. Perkins
on the East hill returned to his home
in Gloucester, Mass, the first Of the
week TO be in attendance upon the
Gloucester day" celebration,
John NJ. Atwood is spending two
weeks vacation in town and Is the guest
Of his mother on Maple avenue. His
brother, Fred b Atwood, returned to
his work in Boston The first Of the week
after spending week Of them.
Mrs Fred w. Lewis recently enter.
tanned as her guests RMS Watkins and
Mrs. Edward Rope Of South Royalton
Mrs. Hope. who win be remembered as
Miss Helen Stanley Of Washington, has
many friends and acquaintances here.
Frank f. Rlxby il greatly improving
the appearance about bis buildings by
grading the lawn and grounds about
them and he has also commenced an cx.
tensiye job Of painting. which will in
elude not only the house but the barns.
Ernest Rowe and family Of New Hav-
en-, Conn, came last week and are stop
ping at Ifolton S. Annis' on the West
nil Mr.. Hill, who is a travelling sales
man, returned to his work the FIRST Of
the week, and bis family viii remain
in town for some time.
Mrs NJ. C. Munson, who has tended
! the switch for the Orange County erle-
phone company at COokmlle il Corinth,
came the FIRST of the week 10 visit
I friends IN town and i q guest az the
home OF EFastus b Dickinson on Court
I rttettt ANtf8 VIII fM&EF ~ Vs. 49AftN hiA
Duxbury, where she formerly lived.
Fred A. 0rdway returned Wednesday
evening from West Fairlee, where be-
had been engaged during the two pre-
ceding DAYS IN invoicing the stock 81
goods Of James e. Eastman. who has
recently been aaiudrd a bankrupt The
others assisting il the appraisal were a
Mr.. Burr Of Post Mills aud Edward D..
Dudley Of FeiFlee
An improfnptu reception was rendered
1 to Mrs Dnetin a. Boafdway and her
daughter Miss Clara Boafdway, Mt the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening
when large number Of their friends
attended and awaited themselves 81 an
opportunity 70 bid them good bye and
extend their good wishes for them n
their new home At Island Pond, where
MI Beardway has 4 position in meat
market. Light refreshmerts were served
during the evesug