The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
CHELSEA.

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at her home on Cour. street Miss Mary
Adams, friend from Boston.
S. II. Allen Of Cambridge, Mass, was
in town The first Of the week 70 visit
his SOP, o. Fay Allen, and family.
John W. sprague went Taursday to
East Brookteld ia spend few days
with hi- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Il Spragie.
Miss Walter r. Beckwith has gone to
Lebanon, n H., to I'll an engagement
as nurse for short time.
Madam Ruth IT, Kennedy went re.
centl VITO Worcester 10 visit her sister,
slrs. A. G. Whcelock. and during her
absence hor home Jpn the upper village
Is closed
Paul IT. Moore 81 Concord, n, H., came
the first II the wees TO visit his grand
parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs, Charles A. Dens.
more.
Let the Republican voters remember
/ that tie caucus 70 nominate a candidate
fot representative TO the state legisla-
tnrs and to nominate a justice ticket
to le yoipA for AZ the September elee.
ton viii he held IN the town hall ct
two o'clock Saturday afternoon, Aug.
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Mrs. Dastin A. Boardway, q former
| resident, who TOR the past year has lived
/ iii Island Pond, came the first Of the
week To visit ner many friends here.
Srrs. Eliza Carr and daughter, Miss
| Emma Carr went last week to Fitch
burg. Mass. where they win be the
guests for 4 time Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
lJ. Little, who were former residents
here.
At the presentation Of aThe Old New
/ Hampshire Home at the opera house
Wednesday evening, the company played
to 4 packed house, and the people Of
the town have reason 10 be proud of the
ability OF their local talent. The play
/ s an especially interesting one, and It
was most exceptionally well presented,
and ther was hardly one Of the cnarae
tiers who was not worthy Of especial
mention. Mayo's orchestra from Lyme,
/ N. III, played for the drama and for the
dance waich followed AT the dance
there was d large company present and
1 the floor director was VIII j. Scott of
/ Washington. On the evening of Septem
/ Ter &. the same company will present
at the opera house the drama entitled
aThe Pride Of Hnckins Run" which will
be a reproduction here and is certainly
deserving Of liberal patronage. The
play will be followed by social dance
| and the music for the evening will be
furnished by Mayos orchestra.
Charles L. Densmore, who had been
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles A. Densm0re, for a week has
returned to Bethel He was accom-
panied by Miss Ella Claflin of Bethel
who had also been guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Densmore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M, Goodrich Of
| Mortified, came Wednesday evening to
attend the play and dance and returned
10 their home, Thursday afternoon. Dur.
inc their stay here they were the guests
Of Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
II Il pleasing to note that Jason Nj
Carpenter Of st. Johnsbury was re-
leentlv elected to the presidency Of the
Vermont Rural Mail Carrier association
VII, carpenter was y sun ~ thS late
1 Martin Carpenter and was a Chelsea
bov and a brother Of Mrs Theron Spear
Of this town. Mr. Carpenter has made
his home in st. Johnsbury for the past
thirty years.
Miss Annie Sleeper is entertaining
At the home Of her mother, Mrs. All
lie sleeper and Miss Beatrice Granger
Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Goss, who had
bfen visiting the formers brother and
sister. DR.. Arthur " Goss, Of Taunton
and Mrs. Annie Goss Fish Of Canton,
Mass. re pectiyely, returned home the
! agst az the week.
Frank G. Carleton Of Barre City was
IA town on business for a day the first
Of the week