The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-30
CHELSEA

/ haglng Tor 1oHn buthahhi WHO AFVs On
Che west hill.
states Attorney Stanley @. Wilson
was called to Burlington on business
Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles + Burton, who
reside on the brook road On the west
IMn, are rejoicing over the birth q 4
son.
Mrs. Emeline Moves is entertaining
az her home on Main street, her sister
in.law, Mrs. Fanny Noyes Of Woburn,
Mass
Mrs. Earl f. Parker Of Barre City
Is spending the week in town and is
the guest Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Fred A. ordway
Mrs. Delmar A. Beekwith and son Of
St. bloomsbury are visiting friends IN
town ana are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl NJ Becl.with,
Mrs. Ellen Cleveland had the pleas
ure Of a visit from her daughter, Mrs.
Dan C. StoughtoH of South Royaltoa,
the first of the week,
Mrs Lizzie P. Smith went the first
Of the week to Mortified 70 remain
for a short time with her daughter,
MRS Charles NJ. Goodrich.
Fied II. Cleveland Of Barre City, who
is stopping in town temporarily, is work
ing through haying for Houston s. Fits
who lives on the Randolph road,
Nat Freeman Of Arlington Heights ar.
rived In town the first Of the week for
a few weeks stay and has taken board
at Mrs Godfrey's on Main street.
Mrs. ]. II. Parker and daughter, Mis-
Lena Parker Of Chelmsford, Mass, are
in town this week and are the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Horace Monkey.
Mrs. Fred 4. Goodwin and son, Mer-
land, are spending the week in WASH
Iington and are guests Of the former
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Tilotson.
Earle C. ThoTue, the youngest son Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Thorne, has
returned from several weeks visit %
relatives in Chicago and Humboldt, Iowa.
Mrs. Benson sanborn, who has been
in poor health for several month"; doe
not seem to be as well Of late, and Is
being cared for BY Mrs Joseph II. Grit
fin.
Hon. John w. Gordon and Bob Nor
lrison Of Barre City and Clarence Nc
Council OF W5liasmtown were among
the business visitors in town Wednea
day
Col. Curtis S. Emery and family q
Newport were in town for few mo.
ments recently while on their way e
Lake Money. TAey were making the
trip By automobile
Henry Jewell, son Of George jewel
Of Corinth, is ID town for an indefinite
period and is being treated BY DR.. A. =
MARSHALL. He has taken board and
lodgings at Fred II. stanton's, on Maple
avenue.
Capt. Fred ". Hentz Of Boston, wbc
has been spending several weeks at die
home Of his nephew, Dr.. a. + Marshall
On Maple avenue left Thursday for biz
home and was accompanied by his daugh
ter, Miss Fannie NJ Hentr.
Miss Grace Nozsou and Miss Heppii
Weeks Of New York City who spen.
qeyeral weeks in town last year, cams
the first Of the week to remain through
the month of August They are accom-
: panied this year by Miss Helen Steven.
Of Boston.
Mss Bernice Rouelle, who for severa
years has made her home with Mrs
I Ruth kennedy, has gone 70 Montpelier
where she expects % learn the dress
makers trade, which vocation She pur
= poses to follow in the future.
Under an agreement, the following
stores and places Of business win b
closed on ThmssIay afternoons durini
the month Of august. +. 0. Tracy
Est, ]. A. r. Corwin & Son, 0. Fay Al
Hen, ordway Holmes Co., w. II. Hill
r. E. Hood, j. 0. BiNby, George NJ. Med
calf, Harry n. sanborn, w. N Under
hill. Norman ". Hunt, Willard s. Hatch
I, Augustus ID Handbook.
Mrs Helen Smith Of West Fairlec
!. who viii be remembered here by man.
as Miss Helen Remic formerly Of thi
t, town, came Saturday evening to renal
for time with Mrs. Ellen Cleveland
Mrs. Smith has recently suffered tn
:. loss Of her house, with all its contents
BY fire. Her home was about one-hal
I mile from the village Of West Fairlet
/ lin little hamlet known as Beanvill'
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