The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-22
CHELSEA.

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Fred l. Pray went last week to Yer.
shire village, where be has rented a
shop and gone to blacksmithing.
Miss Carrie Florida Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, came last week to spend few
days in town and Is the guest Of Mary
j. George on Court street.
John z. sprague OF Manchester, n. H.,
with his family, n IN town and stopping
for time at the home Of Houston 8.
Fits, on the Randolph road.
Amos D. Wright and wife went last
week TO Lebanon, n. H., to visit friends,
and Il they find place 70 suit them
there, may buy and locate there.
Horace Wiley, who recently finished
work in the bobbin shop, left last week.
accompanied by his mother and sister
for Montreal, Can, to visit friends.
Miss Beatrice Granger. who has been
the guest Of Miss Annie sleeper at
Mrs. Abbie Sleeper's ON North Main
street, left for her home in Boston, Sat
urday morning.
Miss Vera, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Fred l.. Beckwith, went hast week to
Hamilton, Mass, where she will be the
guest for short time OF Rev. and Mrs.
George Z. Lake.
state Auditor Horace F. Graham Of
Craftsbury and his deputy, Dewey T.
Haney Of Montpelier. were in town Fri
day to audit the accounts Of the county
clerk for the june term Of court.
\. A. Cleveland Of Leonidas, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon and daughter, al
10 Of Leonidas, and Henry Cleveland OF
Fitchburg. Mass, were in town last week
and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
n. Hunt.
After a ten day5 visit at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Allen,
Fred +. Allen left Friday for Barnet
to resume his labors with the Roy Broth
ers, for whom he has worked for the
past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f. Goodwin and
son, Merlin, left Saturday morning Oh
u two weeks vacation, during which
they viii visit friends in Nashua. y. II.
Fitchburg Lowell and some other Massa.
ehusetts cities.
William Gilleland, who has been board.
ing during the summer with Mrs. Ruth
Kennedy, is boarding, during her alb
sence from town on a visit to her sis
ter. at Don 7. McAllister's, on the Wash
iugton stage road.
Afr and Mrs. Jesse vancor. who have
been in town for several weeks, during
which time they have been at Burt
Kent's, left Saturday for Brattleboro,
where Mr.. Yancor expects to find EN-.
ploymeut at his trade as a barber.
Mrs. Mary Tracy has gone to Ores.
cent Beach, Conn.,, where she viii be
the guest of d. Carleton OF Hartford,
Conn, member OF the firm Of Wal.
liams 4 Carleton, with whom her son,
Joseph A. Tracy, has employment.
Wayne B. Tracy, who has been visit.
ing friends and renewing old aequaint-
ances in town, after an absence Of TWEEN
liz yesrx left for his home in Brad
ford. Penn, Friday During his stay
here he was the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. Roxanna Jones,
Deputy county clerk w. II. Sprague
was in Montpelier, Friday, to arrange
for the printing Of the ballots Of the
state and county candidate for Office,
70 be used throughout the county at the
September election. The contract goes
10 the Capital City press Of Mont.
pelier.
The ladies Of the Ten Pin club win
hold sale 81 fancy article at the town
hall Wednesday evening. These sales
in the past have always been popular
and as the proceeds Of their sales is
always used for some worthy object,
they are certainly entitled to liberal pat
ronage.
Mrs. Stewart Robson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Stearns. who have been
the guests Of the formers aunts. Misses
Martha and Nancie Hall. for the past
week, have returned TO their home in
Springfield Mass Mrs Robson was
daughter Of the late Curtis Hall, who
was native Of Chelsea.
At the Republican caucus, held at the
town hall Saturday afternoon, there was
good attendance and the justices Of
the peace who have served during the
past two years were renominated, and
Ernest A. Corwin was nominated as a
candidate to represent the town in the
legislature this fall The names of sew
eral other good and able men had been
casually mentioned TO represent the
town this fall, but Mr.. Corwin's name
WAS the only one presented at the eau.
Gus, and the Republicans have every rea.
son to feel that. in all matters TO come
before the legislature, he will stand for
the best interests Of his constituency