The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-29
CHELSEA


Ralph C. Wilcox OF Albany. N. Y. wa,
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
sprague.
The firm Of 0rdwgy, Holmes and Co
are painting the entire interior of their
store. The work Is in charge Of o. s
AicNabb.
David g.. Adams lost one Of his iiy.
cry horses Friday night, this making
the second horse he has lost within j
few weeks.
Mrs. George W. Taplin went last weel;
TO Lowell, Mass. to visit her daughter
I Mrs. Edwin d. Fuller. Mrs. Taplin was
accompanied by Miss Laura Fuller.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Lucus and son
Jerry. were in East Randolph por-
ton of last week and were the guests
Of Mrs. Lueus' mother, Mrs. Arthur
Camp.
Miss Gale Corwin came home from
her studies at the Moody school at
Mortified, Mass. for her Easter vaoa-
ton. She is accompanied by a student
friend.
Arthur corwin. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Coryin OF Somerville. Mass,
came Friday to visit relatives here and
Is the guest of his grandfather, J.. a. r.
Corwin.
Mrs. Amanda Allen went last week
TO Barre city to visit friends for short
time and viii later return TO Chelsea,
where she viii have her former place
back in the family Of II. X. Darling.
Mrs. Charles A. Densmore left last
week for Lowell, Mass, to visit her
sister, Mrs Charles A. Diekey. She was
accompanied by her son Thomas and
her granddaughter Dorothy Densmore.
Charles r. Clark OF Sunderland, Mass,
was ia town Saturday and decided his
farm on Whitney Hill in T'unbridge,
known as the William Gould farm, to
Ernest Blake, the consideration being
$1,000
Miss Mary Mckenzie who has served
as maid in the family of Hale X. Darl-
ing during the past year has completed
her services in that capacity and return
ed To her home in Corinth. Her place
il taken temporarily by Miss Carol
Burgess.
Winfred Sanborn and her sister, Mrs
Field, Of Barre city who were called
here last week by the very critical i'll
ness of their mother, Mrs. Edwin San
born returned to their homes Friday
leaving their mother, it is thought In
a fair way to recover.
Edward L. Larkin will go to Cookville
Corinth, this week Wednesday evening
III the capacity of prompter at a social
ball to be held in Academy hall. Mr.. |
Larlin has played the violin for several
years for dances, but has recently met |
with an accident to his left hand which !
renders him unable to play the violin,
but his services as ''prompter" are never
theless in demand.
Willard f. George has recently ap-
piled to the Z. S. patent Office for a
patent on an automatic self-locking |
cattle stanchion Mr.. George certainly I
has a most novel device for a swivel I
which is both durable and /
practical, and his patent attorneys give |
him fattering assurances not only that |
3 patent will be granted him but q
successful financial future resulting from
the sale of his device.
Chester Kezer of Corinth and Arthur
A. Kezer Of Vershire were in town Sat
Iuday and became bail for Alpheus
lSezer who was in jail to await the
action Of the grand jury at the June
ierm of court. The respondent is charg
d with tearing down and breaking =
lelephone line. in the town Of Washing
on, and vas bound over to county
court last week by Justice Of the Peace
II. W. Chamberlin. Bail being furnished
Air. Kezer was released from custody.