The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07
CHELSEA

town Thursday 70 d0 g 100 81 plaster
ing for Eugene II Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer j Flanders re,
turned the frat Of the week from 4
visit Of several days to friends in
Orange,
Mrs A. T. Marshall and children, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in Boston and vicinity for the past foui
weeks, have returned home
Miss Alice Walker and Mrs Martha
Dewey Of Williamstown were ia town
few days since, visiting friends. and
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Austin
L, skinner.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood and her sister
Mrs Alice Hadley who have spent thf
winter IN Boston, have arrived for the
summer and opened their spacious home
on Maple avenue
A shipment Of twenty-five thousand
trout fry was received here recently
from the state FISH hatcheries at Rox
bury to be planted in various numbers
in our large streams.
Eugene II. Kennedy Il making exten,
siye repairs in the second story 81 The
old pefley Rogers shop and viii finish
of tenement, which viii Be occupied
BY Orlo S. MeNabb and family.
Mrs. G n. Bickfofd. who has spent
the winter with her son, III H. Hick.
ford IN Elmira N Y, arrived Thurs
day to spend the summer with Der
daughter, Mrs Gertrude B sprsgue
b. H. Adams 10 developing into quite
o real estate dealer, having purchased
and sold two farms within few weeks
and has alec become the owner Of q
desirable corner lot in tle city Of Barre
Deputy County Clerk W. II spragne
was IN Montpelier Wednesday to ar
range for the printing Of the June term
doekets Of Che Orange county court
The Capitol City Press Of that city has
The contract
Henry Maeoon had tie misfortune re-
Gently to lose his pocket book, which
contained about eight dollars Ia money
Nnd If found and Che finder would have
the kindness to return the saHe 70 Mr
Magoon, he would doubtless receive a
substantial reward.
On Tuesday evening, May 10, an IN.
formal reception will be given Rev and
Mrs john Al Lawrence. AZ the Congre.
gationpl church parIofs The invitation
Is general to all to be present and meet
the new pastor and his wife The hours
VIII be from eight to ten,
Ernest Hacks, the tfained nurse from
Boston who has been caring for the
venerable J X. Darling for the psst twr
weeks, left Wednesday for his home. Dir
Darling having recovered from his Sc
we're Illness sufficiently to require the
services Of a nurse no longer
Lyle h. Beebwith lift tie frst Of tie
week for Albany, 81 Y, 20 complete
his course Of study at the Albany Bus
mess college, having recovered from a
serious attack of rheumatic fever, which
neeessitated bis abandoning study and
returning home several weeks since
Mrs Ella spaulding Of Cornish. n,
H., was IN town the first Of the week
and was Che guest of her sister. Mrs.
Fred Hall She was accompanied BY
her son, Lewis Spauldingl who is the
administrator Of Ills fathers estate and
who was here to confer with The probate
court in regard to the transfer Of some
real estate here belonging to the es.
tate.
1t may he Of more than passing inter-
est for TIE farmers in this and adioin-
ing towns to know thar Eugene FL Ken
nedy is selling preparation known a.
crow tar. which is guaranteed TO pre-
vent crows from pulling corn if used
agreeable to directions, and it Is also
d preventive from The destruction of
the young and tender plants BY insects
and the expense Is said to be very small
Il would seem that this experiment
would be well worth the trying.
News has been received here Of the
recent marriage III Tired ri Atwood Of
Boston and Miss Marion Elizabeth
Bradley Of Hyde Park Mass Mr. At
wood who IS the younger son Of the
late John B. Atwood Of this town, has
multitude Of friends here, as else
where, who heartily extend TO him and
bis bride congratulations and well
wishes. Mr. and Mrs Atwood are
spending the month of May in travel
and expect 70 arrive IL Chelsea about
the first 81 june for brief stay, after
which they will return to Rovbury,