The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-07
CHELSEA.


Mrs. Fred D. Blake entertained last
week. Mrs. Eva NJ. Martin Of Camp
Martin, Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baraw of Lyn.
donville came Wednesday to spend two
weeks with their son, Charles n. Baraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney returned
last week from an extended visit to
friends in New Hampshire and Massa'
chusetts.
Miss Charlotte Haelet Of South Roy
alton, who has been in town for sew
eral weeks, dressmaking, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Herman II. Campbell has had the
pleasure for the past two weeks OF en-
pertaining as ner guest, her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Burke from Montpelier.
! Mrs. Mark Eastman, housekeeper for
| Leslie A. Bragg, was seriously burned
/ about the face and hands recently as
the result of falling upon the stove.
Misses Ruth and Grace Trask, daugh'
tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar J. Trask
of East BrooLfeld, were recent guests
in the family of Walter II. Emery.
George NJ. Medealf mas sold to Mrs
Mlissa r. Wright, the tenement house
on Vershire street, known as the Nancy
Dearborn house, and possession viii be
given at once Consideration $500.
Misses Rachel and Sylvia Comstock
entertained about twenty of their friend;
at Halloween party at their homo
on Main street Monday evening, Oct. 81
Eacn guest received a souvenir contain
ing his or her fortune in rhyme.
Madam Josie Lougee, former resi-
dent, but who is now nursing in Mont
pclier, has been in town for a weeh
visiting friends and on Friday sold nei
household goods at auction. Frank J
Alderman of Vershire was the auc
toner.
DIR. W. III. Hill, who was wounded II
the arm by the premature discharge o.
his rifle as he was taking it from hi
carriage while in Tunbridge last Wednes
day forenoon, ID getting along finely
and no serious effects are looked for a
result of the accident.
States Attorney Stanley G. Wilson
returned Friday evening from a bushes
trip to the southern part Of the state
Mrs Wilson accompanied him an'
availed herself of the opportunity +
visit her brother. Richard II. Bacon, am
wife of North Charlestown, n. II.
Tn reporting in recent issue that th
sale of the w. II. Alger farm on tn
west hill was made to George f. Cobb.
for $3.50, your correspondent was In er
ror as the purchaser was John ID. Bal
lou, who also resides on the west hill
and the purchase price was 1925.
Deputy Clerk w. II. Sprngue was i
Montpelier Thursday to arrange for tn
printing OF the December term docket
OF Orange county court, which will con
vene on Tuesday, Dec 6. Judge Alfre
A. Hall Of St. Adams win be the pre-
siding Judge and il will be his frs
term to hold court in Orange county
Grin Burbank of Boston is in TOW
visiting his mother. Mrs, Lyman A. Bur
bank. and other relatives and is aecon
panied by his daughter Mr.. Burbank
in the employee of Charles r, Corwin
ca Of Boston, with whom be has bel
responsible position for several year
A. w. Hoyt is excayating undeneat
his house on Main street for the puTpos
OF installing a furnace which he is
remove from his farm in Washington
II is manufactured by J. w. Murklan
of Barton and is sold by L, d. Tillo
son of Washington, who has the agenc
for several towns in this part Of Il
county.
Miss Sarah j. Dearborn Of West Fai
lee, who for several years has speI
two or more weeks in town each sprr
and fall. IN the capacity Of milliner
Col H. o. Bixby's store, arrived in tow
the first OF the week TO see her man
friends and customers for the fall trad
She has taken board with Mrs. Wild
II. Dearborn
Miss Bessie Burgess, who has be'
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mr
n Elisha Burgess, and other relatives
town for the past three weeks. has r
: turned to Upper Nyaek, \. Y, whe
6 she has been with the family OF L
h George J. Helmer for the past thr
\ years She was accompanied by Mi
h kittie Helmer, who has spent sever
z months in the family Of her grandpa
4 ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Hood