The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-05
CHELSEA


Nunroe O. Coburn was in Corinth last
week 10 visit his sisters Mrs Perley
II. Darling and Mrs. A. ?. Cooke.
Mr.. and AIrs. ] II. spFague Of Brook.
field came Friday to spend q few days
at the homie 81 their son, W II. Sprag'le
Mis- nattie c Haisorsen has gone
IL New York City, whore She formerly
lived. and viii spend the winter with
an aunt.
b. If. Adams, ir., went to Lebanon,
N. II.. Friday 70 attend on Saturday the
auction sale Of horses az the whiting
stables.
Walter S. Goss returned Thursday 70
his home in Montpelier. after spending
4 few days with his mother, Madame
Ann f. Goss.
Rev. and Mrs. W. f Allen, who have
been spending seyera days in town yis.
ling did friends, have returned TO their
home in Craftsbury-
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Clarence D. Storms, who reside on the
George IT, Bacon farn on the West NIL,
Friday, the lst inst.
Ernest A. Corwin returned the first
OF the week from Boston, where ne spent
the week previous Purchasing goods Tor
the store of ]. A. X. Corwin & Son.
Fred 4. Ordway returned last week
from two weeks business trip 70 New
York. where he purchased the fall and
winter goods for the store Of Ordway,
Holmes & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J Hood and the lat
ters sister. Miss Wilder, Of Lowell,
Mas. made brief visit at w, + Hoods
recently, returning to Lowell via the
White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Smith were in
Brookiield few days recently and were
the guests while there Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher G. Hood, who were former
residents Of Chelsea.
Miss Alice Moulton, who has been Wis,
iting her sister, Miss Eunice Moulton,
has returned 10 Boston, where she has
"a position as bookkecper with the firm
Of E. +. Deering & Co.
Judge George Z. Stow has appointed
Prof. John NJ Comstock register Of pro-
bate to FIJI the vacancy caused by the
death Of his wife, who had been his reg
lister during his encumbency.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins. who
have occupied the Parks house in the
upper village since last spring, have
moved 70 tenement in the w NJ Mat
toon house near the courthouse bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McCosco, who
have recently purchased the George H.
Hardy place on the West hill, spent sew
erai days in Tunhridgo last week and
were guests Of Andrew Ordway and fam
lily.
Miss chorena Barnes and Miss Harriet
Tolman OF Boston, who have been spend
ing the summer in town as the guests
Of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
f. D. Barnes, have returned to their
homes
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Angel and daugh.
tiers, Rme and Christine. Of East Brook
field were here to attend the entertain
ment at The opera hodse Saturday even
ing. and we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
s. G. Wilson.
Mrs. Ruth Kennedy, who has pur.
chased the Parks place in teh upper
hlttpEtt - 10 iNANE EAAtfi1ift IFJAIb bH
the buildings before she occupies them
and has contracted the lob Of making
the repairs to Messrs G. n Dearborn
and G. 4. Bacon, who have already COM
menced, and hope to have the house
ready for occupancy before winter
Miss May Helmer Masters George aud
William Helmer, and Bessie Burgess. who
have spent the past two months at w. +.
Hoods, left Wednesday morning for
their home IN Upper Nyaek, n. y, max
ing the trip BY DR.. Helmer's automobile,
driven BY his chauffeur, Charles Stroebee.
The party were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Hood, who win spend several
weeks in New York before their return.
The opening entertainment Of the lee
ture course given by the Commonwealth
Ladies' orchestra Of Boston, Saturday
evening. was fairly 0el attended and
was conceded to be The best entertain.
emnt for music lovers ever given III town.
Every member Of the orchestra was
distinct artist and the violin solo PLAYED
BY Mr.. Lewis. the director and only
gentleman associated with the company.
was alone well worth the price Of admis.
sion Should they ever visit Chelsea
again they would be sure of packed
house, which they were surely deserving
of on the occasion Of their first appear
ance here.