The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
CHELSEA

Miss Tloretta S. Ward went 70 Barre
last Saturday and remained with friends
] over Sunday
Mrs. Clarence ~ Corliss, who had been
visiting friends h Richford and vicinity,
returned home last Friday
Mrs calista h. Lucas returned the
first Of the week from q visit Of several
days to friends in Washington.
Leonard Il. Bacon left Thursday morn
ina for Charestown N B., 70 visit biz
brother Richard RI Bacon, and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Goodrich Of
Mortified We're ID town sunday and
were tine guests Of Mrs Lizzie Smith.
X. Roundvile left the first Of the
week On a business trip which viii 0eeu-
py hia attention for about two weeks
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs Henry
Menard, who live on the Hyde Cabot
farm On the west BILL Friday, May 20
Mrs. Wilder Fl. Dearborn left Thurs
day morning for Bradford, whore she
win BE- the guest Of friends for few
days.
Raymond Il. Ransom went the first
OF the week to Chazy, N. II. 70 visit
friends at his former home for a few
weeks
Mrs Melvin Kelton Of Barre City 3
in town for short time and Is the guest
of her son, Clarence II Corliss, and fam
lily, on Maple avenue.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy was
il tie northern part 81 the state last
week on a business trip and spent sun
day in Newport as The guest Of Col.
Curtis s, Emery,
Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon, who has spent
the winter and spring with friends in
Boston and vicinity, returned Thursday
evening and has opened her home near
the Congregational church
Constable George A. Tracy gives no
tiees to All delinquent taxpayers that,
in order to save costs Of collection, their
OF this month This Is seasonable no
Of this month This n easonabls no
tice
DR.. Arthur Fl. Paul Of Bridgeport,
Conn who came last week for short
stay, returned to bis home Tuesday
He has a very large practice II 0steopa
thy N New York City, as well as ia
his home city,
Fred w Lewis went Monday 70 North
Tunhridge TO commence the Job Of build
ing 4 house for Mrs Frank Spaulding
who il a sister Of Edward 4 Iari1in Of
this town, who has the general over
sight Of building the house.
Rev. John A. Lawrence, pastor Of the
Congregational church, viii commence
services for the summer at the South
Washington church next Sabbath at
$3.50 p. nj, when K Il hoped the people
win turn out to meet and hear him.
Mr. and Mrs Angelo r. Besde Of East
Orange we're in town the first Of the
week and we're guests 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Dickinson on Court street, as were
also Mr. and Mrs G. f. Blake of West
Corinth Mrs Dickinson and Mrs Blake
are sisters.
James s. Hoskings Of West Lebanon,
n. H. with bis wife and three children,
spent Sunday in town, and they were
quests al David Dickerman's on the west
hill Nr Hoskings viii be pleasantly
remembered hy many residents Of this
and adjoining towns A. FOR several years
a popular clerk for Townsend & Dickin-
son.
There viii he special meeting Of
George Washington lodge. Ne 81 r. and
A. NJ. ON Tuesday evening june 7, ct
which time the NJ NJ degree viii be the
work 81 the evening, after which there
viii be 4 light lunch served b tie stew
ards. The " N. requests that every
make an effort % be present,
and All visiting brothers IN good stand
ing, who are ia town On that evening, 4
are invited to be present.