The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
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Mrs. AlQnHO II. MofcNs VINO MS netu
seriously III Of late, Is conyaleseing
+. N Lucas has just completed the
work Of building a new carriage house.
George F. Griffin has rented the Rich.
ard Kennedy farm and moved his fam
lily there last week.
G. Clinton Bowen has recently sold bis
large pair Of draught horses 10 parties
from Woodstock Consideration, $500
Miss Lila Spencer went last week to
Montpelier to visit her sisters, Miss
Carrie Sleeper and Mrs. Robert Harvey.
The directors Of the Orange County
Telephone company held meeting at
the Orange County hotel last Friday, all
tae directors being present
Mrs. Amanda Allen. who has been
visiting friends in town for short time,
has returned to Barre City, where she
has a position as housekeeper
Miss Mary Scales Of Montpelier spent
few days recently with her mother,
Mrs Ellen Scales. and was accompanied
by her friend, Mrs. Drwy Of Montpelier.
IT, n Mattison has just completed *
tensive repairs IN and about The rooms
occupied by the Tyrian club, which adds
materially to its pleasant quarters and
70 the appearance Of the block.
Mrs Kate Bryant Allen and children
of Barnard were in town a few days
recently and were the guests 81 the ior-
mer's mother and brother, Madam Eliza
beth Bryant and Harry X Bryant, re-.
spectiTely az their home on jail street.
let every member Of George Washing
ton lodge, + and A. H., bear in mind
tllat the special meeting appointed for
Thursday evening Of this week has been
changed to Tuesday evening when the
work win be on the ~ NJ degree, and
q full attendance is desired.
p. Carleton Of TIE firm Of Williams s
Carleton, Wholesale groeers 81 Hartford
Conn, was III town recently, calling on
old friends Sir Carleton IF q native
of Chelsea and has deep interest ia the
people OF his old home town as "a shown
from time to time ~ giving employ
ment to scores Of the Cnelsea boys
Ravmdnd Lord, who is candidate for
county senator from the west side, and
Deputy Sheriff Royal Flanders, both 81
Orange, were ii town Friday On their
return home from tour Of the west
side Of the county. looking the ground
over and sizing up the situation and eN
pressed themselves as well pleased with
The outlook,
Many well.deserved remarks are heard
daily concerning the excellent memorial
sermon delivered by the Rev. John IA.
Lawrence. and also of the address on
Memorial day BY the Rev. fred Daniels,
both Of wnich were scholarly aud mas
terly efforts ard greatly enjoyed and
appreciated, not only b. the members
Of the Grand Army, but by The citizens
generally.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling was called slid.
denly 10 Burlington Saturday by the
serious and alarming Illness Of her nus
band, who was stricken few days since
with appendicitis and whose condition
had grown worse, instead Of better
This news his many friends throughout
the state win regret to learn and VIII
All JOIN N the hope Tor bus speedy and
recovery.
The frosts Of Friday and Saturday
nights have not seemed to do as much
damage as frosts at this time Of the
year usually do owing to the reason
that but very little corn. comparatively.
is up in this town and. while It IS too
early to predict what effect the frosts
will have upon frnit, It would seem
that apples are too far developed to be
seriously affected.
Remember the great western play
eCrawford's Claim. which win be pre-
scented at the opera house Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of this week by
the New Chelsea Dramatic company. ON
Thursday evening. after tie play, the
company will hold social dance and
supper win be served at The Orange
County hotel. The music each evening
win Be furnished BY Moore's orchestra
Of Sharon, which comes highly recon-
mended,