The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
CHELSEA

ChELsEA.
Miss Mary j George, who has been
Visiting friends az her Old home n Mel
rose, Mass, for Che past six weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday evening
Amasa P. Button has moved this week
from his home here il the village To
the farm on the Washington road he
purchased a few weeks since Of G. S.
Adams.
Jack Joslyn, who has been working
during the winter as aoster III I'll III.
Adams livery and sale stable, has fin
ished work for Mr.. Adams and left The
first Of the week for his home in New
Hampshire.
A. p. Rowe and family Of New Raven,
Conn, have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holton S. Annis on the east hill for the
past two weeks.
Miss Emma Sargent, who has for the
past year been housekeeper for Edward
O Nation, has completed her services
there and gone to the home Of her sis
ter, in Tunbridge.
Miss Sylvia comstock, who had been
the guest Of her parents, Prof. and Mrs.
J, M Comstock for week. returned
70 her school work at St. Johnsbury
academy the frst Of last week
cassius Fl. KimbaH, who came here
from northern New York last year and
occupied the Herbert F. Judd farm on
tine west hill, returned with his family
last week to New York, where they viii
make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hayward are re.
joicing over the birth Of daughter on
April s. The little one IS granddaugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. u. Hayward 81
this town and Mr. and Mrs Moses Ma
COON Of Corinth.
f. o, Tracy, the venerable hardware
merchant, has been seriously III for the
past two weeks with an attack Of the
grip and other complications, but mis-
condition seems 10 be one Of slow inn
provement and his ultimate recovery Is
expected His daughter, Miss Lyle, ar
rived from Boston Wednesday evening
and Is assisting IN his care
justin Slack Of STAFFORD. who came
recently to visit his brother. Carleton
Slack. has been stricken with shock
and his condition is very grave at the
present time.
Carl NJ. BecSwith has moved his fam.
iEv from the farm he sold last fall 70
sam Billet to the sanborn house, in
the village, recently purchased by S. @.
Wilson.
Miss Nary Hatch Of Quincy. Mass
who has been spending several months
ia the family Of j A. r. CoFwin, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Annln, widow Of the late Ara
Annis. who has been IN feeble health
for some time, and who OF late has
been failing is being cared for at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Lewis J,
Gray on the west hill Another daugh-
tor, Mrs Lee Salter Of Montpelier, has
come TO assist il the care Of her moth.
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway went
to Barre City Thursday to spend q few
days, whore they will be the guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. Earl +. Parker, and
her husband
Miss Adah Austin. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William 0. Austin, who live
just over the line il Brookfeld. and
who Is well and favorahiy known here,
was married last Tuesday, at tie home
Of her parents, 70 Ernest +. D. Rumney
ol Brookheld. BY the Rev David Fl
Strong 81 Wlliamstown. Mrs Rum
ney "a q nisce Of Mrs Theron D Spear
Of this town Mr. and Mrs Rumney
have purchased farm ID East Brook
field, where they viii make their fu-
tire home.
A. W. whitney. Fl. \. Mattison. 3. n
Adnms, Col n. O. Bixby and George A.
Tracy were ia Montpelier Thursday 20
attend the exercises in eommemoratiun
Of the one hundredth anniversary Of the
birth Of the late Senator Justin S Nor
ral.
George Chase 4 working temporarily
III the livery and sale stable 81 b III.
Adams, taking the place made vacant
by the resignation 81 Jack Josiyn.
Mrs. Fred Daniels left Friday morn
ing for Island Pond To Yoin her husband,
who is there this week IN attendance
upon The annual meeting Of the Yer
meat Methodist conference.