The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-06
CHELSEA.


The home q bis uncle, Benjamin Tucker
Of Tnbridge,
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy was
in Orange and Topsham on official BUSH
ness Thursday and Friday.
John NJ Atwood Of Boston spent from
Friday TO Sunday in town, the guest Of
his mother, Madame Atwood on Maple
avenue.
Ray Il. Dearborn, who is clerking for
Willard King Of Tunbridge, spent sun.
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal.
vim n. Dearborn
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl II. Darling Of Cor.
NTH were IN town Thursday and were
guests Of the formers brother, Joseph
X. Darling, and family
Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers Of New
York City arrived last week to spend a
short time in town and are guests at
the Orange County hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Erdix N. Bacon left sat
urday for North Charlestown, n. H.,
where they will be the guests for
few days Of their son, Richard II. Bacon,
and wife,
Mrs Wiley and her children, who
live in the electric light plant tenement,
returned Friday evening from visit
Of several weeks with friends in Mont.
real, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon 9. Ordway re.
turned Thursday evening from their
wedding trip, the itinerary Of which
was through Lake champlain and Lake
George to Saratoga.
Mrs. Herbert Wheeloek of Montpelier
and Mrs. Charles Morecnft of Barre,
who had been visiting their father,
George Bradshaw, on the west Hill, re-
turned to their homes last Thursday.
Attorney Stanley C. Wilson was in
Randolph Friday, to attend a nearing
before the railroad commissioners in re.
gard TO the adjustment Of some grade
crossings in Randolph village. Mr. Will
son was present In the interests Of the
state.
c. C. Walker, who has been in town
for several months as the machinist at
the bobbin shop. has completed his sery.
ices there and left for his home in Bos.
ton Saturday. His place Is taken TEN.
porarily BY Arthur Hill.
A. H. Tapley returned from two
weeks vacation spent with his family
in Maine. Mrs. Tapley and son are
expected to arrive in a short time, when
they will commence housekeeping in the
G S. Emery house on Main street, re-
Gently vacated BY n. J. Hin and fam
lily.
Arthur +. Dickinson, who has spent
a two weeks vacation with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Erastus B. Dickin-
son, has returned to his studies at the
Mount Hermon school for boys at
Mortified, Mass.
Prof. W. H. Carter Of vergennes, the
new principal, arrived last Friday and
has taken board at Frank L. Bixbys.
Miss PauIsen. the assistant principal
and Miss Ward, teacher in the inter
mediate room, arrived Saturday evening.
They have taken board with Mrs. Lizzie
p. Smith.
Hale X. Darling, who has been work.
ing for Gen. c. C. Fits Of Brattleboro
since the rising Of the June term Of
court, came nome Saturday evening to
spend few days with his family His
work for the past six weeks has been
in Boston, Mass.
Fred w. Edwards and two daughters
Of Pardeeyille, Wis, who have been
spending two weeks at the nome Of
the formers father, Fillmore Edwards,
left last week on their homeward trip
Mr. Edwards who has lived in Wiscon-
sin for the past twenty-five years, has
no desire to return to Vermont to live.
lie Is rural mail carrier.
The families Of Oliver d. and George
NJ. Medcalf we're on Broolxield hin last
Friday, to attend the s0th anniversary /
of the birth Of their uncle, Wallace Dut.
ton. Mr.. Dutton was native of Chel.
sea and spent bis boynood on the farm
on the west hill now occupied by Joseph
Meuard. Mr.. Dutton, despite his burden
Of years, is hale and hearty, retains his
faculties, and enjoys life well.
Miss Flora NJ. Corwin, who has been
ii town during the month Of August
visiting her father, J. A. R. corwin, and
other relatives, has returned to her home
u Boston. Mass, where she has employ
nent by the state in the insurance de-
oartment, and her work is at the State
House.