The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
CHELSEA

Mrs. Walter s, Goss was in town the
first Of the week the guest Of Madam a..
j. Goss.
Fred A. 0rdway went to Barre on
business Thursday afternoon. trying the
snow path with bis automobile.
Miss Sylvia coustock and her brother,
Herbert Comstock, returned to their re-
spective school work the first Of the
week.
Oliver Burgess has SO far recovered
from his recent illness as to resume his
work as clerk in the store Of Ordway.
Holmes & Co.
w. II. Sprague was in Barre City We'd
nesday evening to attend a meeting Of
the directors Of the Granite Mutual In
surance company.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver r. Burgess have
moved into the P J. Little tenement on
Jail street. which was recently vacated
by Charles K. Durkee and family.
Mrs. Orrin Hood Of Corinth has been
in town the past two weeks, visiting her
son and daughter. Ezra w. Hood and
MIS-. Ed Chamberlin, respectively.
Mrs, Flora Mowrey who has kept
house for Amasa Button for the past
three years, has accepted d position as
housekeeper for Judge George L STOW.
II. n. Mattison accompanied his neph-
ew, Gaylord Mattison. to Hanover, n
IT,. Tuesday, where the latter entered
the Mary Hitchcock hospital for surgi-
cal operation.
Mrs. Munroe O. Coburn, who but re-
Gently returned from st. Johnsbury,
where she had been caring for her daugh-
ter. who was seriously i'll, was called
again to the bedside Of her daughter
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. David G Adams have
vacated W. p Townsend's tenement on
Main street and have moved temporarily
to the home Of the formers parents. MI,
and Mrs G s Adams, on the Washing
ton stage road.
Horace r. Walker, who recently pur.
chased the Eroe A. Locke place on Main.
street. has rented one tenement IN The
house to Madam Walker who has lived
the past summer in one Of W. N. Mat.
toon's tenements
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Lewis enter
tanned about thirty Of their friends last
Tuesday evening Progressive whist was
the order Of entertainment, and the
evening was most pleasantly spent.
CONNECTIONS and grape juice were served.
The courthouse has recently undergone
it, semi-annual cleaning from cellar to
cupola at the hand and under the able
supervision Of Janitor Elmer F Wallace
and IS now in the pink Of condition and
ready for the opening Of court on Tues
day next.
Charles Fl Dickinson has rented the
tenement formerly occupied by the late
May T. Dickinson and moved his family
here from Corinth the first Of the week
and will take his former position as clerk
n the store Of Col. H. o Bixby the first
Of next week
A special meeting Of George Washing
ton lodge. No. 81. F and A. NJ, is APP
pointed for Tuesday December Z. for
work on the NJ N. degree, and as court
will be in session, all brothers in good
standing who are IN town are invited
to be present.
Among our young ladies who are
teaching this winter ont of town arc
the followings Helena Sargent and
Anna Dearborn IN the FL % Flint district
and at North Tunbridge. respectively.
and Laura Colby in Washington and
Lynn Colby in Corinth.
The funeral Of airs. Joel Peavey was
held from her late home near the electric
LIGHT plant at Y o'clock NJ Tuesday the
Rev Fred Daniels officiating and Almon
p. Bicknel Of Tunbridge conducting.
The interment was in the cemetery near
Harry @ Flints IN Tunbridge, the bear
eTs being Arthur Hanson Wesley Bug
bee, Dennis Giles and Horace Moxley.