The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
CHELSEA.

day WITH ms son, Burt Y Young, ans
family
Miss Emma Clough Of Lebanon, n
H., came Monday evening for visit t,
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Henry
olough.
Mrs. Lydia tTraskl Bixby of East
Bfookicld is spending few days il
tewn and Is the guest Of Miss Rose En-
cry, on the Barre stage road.
Mrs. Lucy Robbins, who has beer
spending several weeks at the nome Of
her son, o. Fay Allen, went last week
to Barnard to visit her daughter.
Herman Slack and wife left last
week for a vacation and viii visit
friends in different sections Of the state
They are making the journey BY car.
riage.
Miss Gladys Lyon of Bethel, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lyon, who
were former residents here, came Mon
day evening for a visit to her aunt
Mrs. Lizzie p Smith.
Mrs. John II. Sprague and her grand.
daughter, Miss Marguerite Harrington,
Of East Brookheld, are spending the
week in town and are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ware Of Boston,
who have been in town for the past
ten days, visiting the families Of Dan
G. Magoon and Tom ouaide, returned
to their nome Tuesday
Mrs. Fred C. osgood and her son,
Randolph Osgood, Of Quincy, Mass, were
guests last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
G. Waldo and went Tuesday to East
Randolph to visit friends.
Nathan I. Hill and family moved the
first Of the week from the Sprague
house on South Main street to the
house they recently purchased Of Stan.
ley C. Wilson on Main street.
John NJ. Atwood and Fred B. Atwood
and wife, who have been spending a
two weeks vacation in town, as the
guests Of their mother, Madam Atwood,
have returned to their homes in Bos.
ton.
Miss Ruby HENDERSON, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Kennerson Of
West Lebanon, y. H., came the first Of
the week TO visit friends and is the
guest OF Mrs. Lucy Beekwith on Court
street.
Edward b. Hatch, who has been spend.
ing weeks vacation with his parents
Deacon and Mrs. Willard S. Hatch, left
for Proctor Saturday, where he has a
position as bookkeeper for the Vermont
Marble company.
selectmen Frank Gilman and Houston
s. Fits are rebuilding the bridge which
crosses the stream near Charles N.
Hunts residence. George w Cleveland
OF Tunbridge Is laying The stone for a
new abutment
Messrs. Calvin Dearborn and Charles
w Bacon are making repairs on several
Of the sehoolhouses in town and getting
the same in readiness for the commence
ment Of the fall terms, which will open
Monday, Sept. 5.
A. L. Bower and wife OF Randolph
Center and Wallace Morrill, and wife Of
East Randolph were in town for day
last week and were guests Of the for
mer's son, Herbert Bower at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Theron Spear on South
Main street,
The Chelsea bali team went to Straf-
ford last Thursday to play return
game with tine StrafTord team, which
resulted in close and exciting game,
the score standing 10 to II in favor of
the Chelsea team. There was good
attendance Of Chelsea people, who went
70 Stanford for the purpose Of witness
ing the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Bacon Of
West Berlin, who for over sixty years
we're residents Of this town, came Sat
lrday for visit to the formers broth
#, Erdix N. Bacon, and family. Mr.,
Bacon returned nome Monday morning,
out Mrs Bacon is visiting other rela-
lives and friends and win 90 the last
ii this week to Tunbridge to visit her
lister, Mrs. Florentine Moody.
Harry II. Lyford, who has recently
sufficiently from an attack Of
TO be able to ride out, left
Monday morning for Montpelier to en-
er the Heaton hospital for an opera
ion. DR.. +. III Godfrey took him to
he hospital in his automobile. His
many friends in town, as elsewhere,
gish for him successful operation and /
speedy and permanent recovery.
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