The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-15
CHELSEA.

Charles H. Dodge Of South Straford
was in town last week and was the guest
OF friends for few days.
Mrs. Harlie Alderman and her sister
! Miss Mary Luce, visited friends in Bur
! lington the first Of the week.
Chester D. Clough Of Wilder came the
first Of the week to visit his mother
Mrs. Louisa Clough, on Wallace avenue
Fred A. Ordway and wife and Madam
Alice Hackett were in Barre City the
first of the week as the guests of friends
Eugene G. Thorne is taking well
earned vacation and went to Boston
Monday, to visit his brother, Frank j.
Thorne.
Mrs. Charles W. Bixby was one from
this town who went on the Boston ex-
eursion last Monday and will remain
with friends there for about ten days
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher C. Hood OF
Brookleld spent Wednesday and Thurs.
day In town visiting friends, and were
guests Of Mr., and Mrs Chester NJ, Davis
Nat Freeman left Monday for hia
home in Boston, after having spent sew
eral weeks in town, during which he has
been boarder at Mrs. Luna Godfrey's.
John NJ. Comstock left for Boston the
/ first of the week to attend the national
council Of Congregational churches, which
has been in session in that city this
week
Wesley w. Underhill and o. Fay AL
len left Sunday afternoon for Boston,
going overland in the formers automo-
bile They expect to return in about
ten days.
Cen, Charles X. Darling and wife Of
Concord, Mass, arrived in town Wednes-
day evening for an indefinite stay, being
called here by the critical illness of the
generals father, the venerable J. X.
Darling.
Madam Dearborn spent several days in
South Strafford recently, as the guest of
her son, Thomas G. Dearborn, and fam
ily Mr.. Dearborn is the proprietor Of
the Barrett house.
Madam kellogg, who spent last week
in town as the guest OF her daughter,
Miss Ruth Kellogg, who teaches in the
Braman district, has returned to her
home in Amherst, Mass,
large delegation Of our citizens went
to Vershire Wednesday to attend the
auction sale Of Eyarts p. Brown, and to
hear Charles r. Smith, ex-sherif Of this
county, WELD the hammer, All property
brought high prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickey Of Low
ell, Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Densmore Mrs. Densmore
and Mrs. Diekey are sisters. Mr.. Dickey
is proprietor Of large hotel in Lowell
and Of hotels in several other towns
also.
A. I'll Powers Of Randolph has sold the
mill house to George NJ. Medcalf, who
will take possession OF the same in the
near future, and Harry n. Sanborn, who
has occupied the down stairs tenement
in the mill house during the past sea.
son, has rented tenement in w. NJ.
Mattoon8 house and viii move there
soon.
Rev. Fred Daniels announces that there
will be meetings OF special interest at
the Methodist church on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
next week at seven o'clock, when Rev.
f. L. NJ. Barnes Of South Royalton will
be present and address the meetings. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert B. Carpenter
OF Somcrville, Mass, arrived the first
Of the week and are guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Theron Spear, and
family. Mr. Carpenter is a former Chel
sea boy, being the son Of the late Mar
tin Carpenter, and for several years has
been associated in business in the firm
Of Charles r. Corwin & Co., of Bos-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis T. Bixby Of Bos-
ton who have been guests Of Col and
Mrs Herbert o. Bixby and family dur.
ing the week, left Thursday for Mont
peier, where they viii visit other friends
before they return to Boston. Mr.. Bixby
has been in the employ of some railroad
company in Boston for nearly thirty
years and at present is ticket agent for
the Boston Terminal company at the
South station and has twenty-siX men
under his charge
Charles M. Goodrich, administrator Of
the estate of the late DIR. A. B. Smith,
advertises to sell at public auction on
Saturday, at ! o'clock p. m, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Lizzie P. Smith on Main
street, the dwelling house on Vershire
street known as the Jones house; a com
pool and billiard table with
complete, top carriage, driv-
ing harness, carriage robes and lap
robes, string Of bells and the uncollected
bills and accounts belonging to the es-
tate. Frank J. Alderman, auctioneer.