The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-14
CHELSEA.

the Orange County hotel Saturday, oeto-
Der Ia.
Mrs. Burt II. Kent is seriously i'll and
consultation of physicians was held
Thursday.
i w. NJ. Nation is making extensive
repairs on and about his house on the
east HILL
Fernando NJ. Perkins, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is inn
proving slowly.
Dora Carr, who has been visiting her
brother in Concord, N. H., returned the
first of the week.
Titus II. Wilfore went to Barre City
on business Tuesday and will be absent
from town for few days.
Mrs, b. II. Adams returned the first
of the week from Concord, N. H., where
she went last week to visit friends.
Miss Florence Taylor, who is taking
a course in arts at the Montpelier sem
mary was at home over Sunday.
Roy B. sanborn and Mrs f. f. Hood
and daughter, Lyle, spent Sunday in
MorriSyille visiting friends and relatives,
Mrs C. NJ. Bickford and daughter,
Mrs w. II. Sprague, spent Wednesday
and Thursday with friends in Barre
| City.
All the stores in town will be closed
next Tuesday to give the merchants
and clerks to participate in the town
hunt.
George Fuller has had the pleasure of
visit from his brother Eugene +. Full
Ter, of Lowell, Mass, for the past two
weeks
Arthur L. Hill left last week for Low
ell, Mass, where he has accepted posi-
ton as night fireman in the Lowell Gen
eral hospital.
Thomas j. Doyle is working for the
Royalton Power Co. in the construction
of the electric light line from South
Royalton to Chelsea.
Frank +. Bixby and his mother, Mrs.
Rose Bixby, went to Mortified Wednes-
day and the latter viii remain with
friends there for few days
Rev. and Mrs. George NJ. Davis OF
Windsor were in town the first of the
week as the guests Of the formers
mother, Madam Philena Davis.
DIR. Clark of the state board of health
was in town Tuesday afternoon and
evening and gave an exhibit and lecture
on tuberculosis at the town hail.
Alonzo H. Powers and wife of Ran
dolph arrived in town Wednesday even
ing for few days visit with friends
and are guests Of Madam A. E. Co.'S.
Fred Snyder, who lives on Vershire
heights, has sold his farm and will sell
his personal property at auction Satur
day. +. j. Alderman will be the aue.
tioneer.
The many friends OF Rev George NJ
Davis viii be interested TO learn that
he has resigned his pastorate at Wind
sor and has accepted a call in a west
ern conference.
Vinton A. Corwin of Boston. who is
spending his vacation in town, visited
friends in Barre City Wednesday and
Thursday and was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin
Mrs. Alice Hadley and her sister. Mrs.
Jennie Atwood. who have been spend
ing the summer at their home on Maple
street, left the first Of the week for
their winter home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl +. Parker returned
to their home in Barre City Tuesday
afternoon, after spending several days
in town as the guests OF their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred A. 0rdway.
Edward B. Hatch went to Proetors-
vile the first Of the week to spend a
weeks vacation and during his absence
Mrs. Oliver F. Burgess is assisting Miss
Emma w. Hatch in the post Office.
Horace IT, Jones has returned from
White River junction, where he has
worked during the summer icing cars
His son, Fred, has gone to the juno
ton TO take his fathers place during
the remainder of the season
George Nichols and family of Mont
pelier are in town for few days and
are guests of Mrs. Hattie Jones on Yer
shire street. Mr.. Nichols is clerk at the
Pavilion hotel at Montpelier, a position
he has held for several years.
Miss Chorene Barnes, who, it is feared,
is suffering from tubereular trouble,
went to the sanatorium at Pittsford on
Monday to enter that institution for
treatment and her many friends join in
the hope for her speedy recovery.
George McIntee, while chopping at
East Orange Thursday, cut one foot Sc
riously and was carried to Fred d.
BIake's, where be boards, and DR.. God
frey was hastily summoned. He checked
the flow of blood and dressed the wound
and left the injured man as comfortable
as could be expected.
1t is reported that Fred G. Davis of
Waterbury has purchased the Chelsea
Electric Light and Power plant and as
soon as some minor repairs are made in
and about the plant will commence the
manufacture of bobbins Mr.. and Mrs. |
Davis arrived Tuesday and are stopping
at the hotel. DIR. Davis is a thorough
business man and it is earnestly hoped |
that his coming here viii be an advan-
tageous move for him and benefit to
the community at large
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