The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-10
CHELSEA.

Arthur G. Witham Of the law firm
Of Tarbell & Witham of South Royalton,
was in town on professional business
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl i, Parker of Barre
CITY were in town over Sunday as the
guests Of Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. 0rdway.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sprague OF East
Brookfield came Sunday afternoon to
visit at the home of their son, ". Il.
eprague, and returned to their home
Tuesday
Houston S. Fits has been making re-
pairs in and about his tenement house,
the Ire Hood place in the village. Har-
yey w. Spear was the carpenter, who
had charge of the work.
Madam Ann +. Goss went last week
to Barre City, where she was the guest
of friends and goes TO Randolph and
South Rovalton this week to visit friends
before returning to her home here.
Mrs. George w. Taplin, whose health
mas been very poor Of late and who
has been boarding at Fred G. Naldos
for several weeks, has so much i'm
proved as to be able to return to her
home in the village.
Willis Hill, who has fired the boiler
mt the electric light plant for several
months, has finished his labors there
and is working for Henry W. Burbank
on the Vershire road. His place IS tax
en- at the plant by Harley Camp,
Among our many hunters who went
/ forth last week for venison the follow
ling named gentlemen We're fortunate TO
B bar the coveted game: Francis Laird,
Oliver Burgess. 0rlo S. MacNabb and
lToratio Hogaboom each buck; and
Elton WEIGH, Ray Morey and Milo Sleep
cr. each doe.
Mrs c. NJ Biekford, who has spent
the summer in town with her daughter
Mrs Gertrude B. Sprag1e, left Tuesday
morning for Worcester. Mass. where
she will spend month with her other
Ganphtet. Mrs. c. W Fisher. after which
she will proceed to Elmira, n Y, to
sppnd the winter with her son, Il. Il.
Bickford
Miss Lena Lvford, who has worked
ia the family Of the late Benson san
born for the past two or three years
and who, since the death Of Mrs. SAN
born. has kept house for the sons, Roy
and Ralph, has completed her services
there and has engaged to work in the
family Of Horace Monkey. She VIII
commence work next week.
Mr.. and-Mrs. Elmer G. Reed were Civ
Ell pleasant surprise party by the
members of II. i. X. Hall camp, 5. o.
W. at their home on Jail street or
Thursday evening, Oct q, it being thu
twentv-fifth anniversary OF their mar
rage. Mr. and Mrs. Reed were present
ed with silverware and erockery, a
> well as other substantial tokens OF es
teen, by the members Of the camp.
AT the annual meeting Of the Tyrial
club which was neld at their room
over Ordway. Holmes & Cos. store OF
/ tuesday evening, Nov. /, the following
| officers were elected for the ensuing
year: ]. A. r. Corwin, president; vii
A. Hood. vice president; O. Fay Allen
secretary; James r. Leonard, treasurer
II. y. Mattison, win A. Hood and Di
/ L. L. Beckwith. executive committed
The club has OF the present time
| membership OF over forty and IS, as
/ Eas always been since it was first OF
! ganized, in a hourishing condition.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Merchant hay
broken up house keeping temporarily
| Mrs. Merchant having gone TO her ia
Tiers. viii w Bramau, and the dos
TOR having taken rooms and board q
/ viii ]. SCOTS, on the Washington stag
! load. where he will he more central
located for the practice Of his profess,o
as veterinary surgeon. For the pes
wear taey have been located on the job
| Sauborn farm in the Braman neigl
borhooi but the doctors practice ha
Jerome so extensive he found il me-