The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-30
CHELSEA.

was a recent visitor at the home of hi
uncle, Lyman ID. Parkhurst.
Frank d. La.hrop is working in Barre
City for contractor A. b. Lane, who il
building large addition to Goddard
seminary.
Mrs. Percy J. Heath, who went re
Gently to Hanover. n. H., is still there
in the Mary Hitchcock hospital, where
she is taking treatment
Mrs. Anzolette Darling has returned
from East Corinth, where she has beer
visiting friends. and relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs. Alice Hadley was in Boston re-
Gently. where she exchanged her Marmon
touring car, which she has run for sew
eral years, for six-cylinder Stevens
Duryea touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry j. Corwin of Low
ell, Mass. came last week to spend d
Iportion of their vacation with friends
and relatives in town and are the guests
Of the formers father, j. A. Il. Corwin.
c. J. Hood of Lowell, Mass, came Sat
Iurday to spend few days in town and
is the guest OF his brother, William 4.
Hood. He made the trip by auto.
| Mrs. Fred p. Hall went to Barre Fri
day to spend few days with her daugh-
ter Mrs Roderick Cameron.
/ Mrs. George Roakcs Of Tunbridge and
Mrs. Lizzie Matterson of Montpelier were
recent guests of Mrs. William c. Austin.
Mrs. Roakes is daughter of Mrs.
| Austin.
Charles l.. Dickinson and his brother,
Arthur L. Dickinson, are doing hus-
Ting business laying galvanized iron
roofing. Among the jobs they have
done of late are the roofs Of Mrs. Lizzie
p. Smith, Elmer G.. Reed and Frank L,
Bixby's houses.
Mrs. Thomas J. Quaide is entertaining
as her guests her two sisters, Mrs.
George Ware of Medford, Mass, and Mrs.
| Della Madison of Lynn Mass.
| Robert Fulton, who has been guest
of Mrs. J. X, Darling and Miss Emma
Darling, has returned to his home in
East Corinth.
Reports from the sanitorium at Ran
dolph concerning the condition of Mrs.
Milo M. Sanborn. who went there a
week ago for treatment, are favorable
| for her recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Sisson and daughter
Miss Emma, of Providence, R. l., are
among the summer boarders in town and
are boarding at Eliha Burgess
Mrs. Zoe II. 0rdway and her brother
Reginald Hill, left Saturday morning
for Buzzards bay, where they will be
the guests for time of their sister,
Mrs. William H. Cook, and family.
Miss Lyle Tracy came last week to
spend two weeks vacation with her
mother, Mrs Laura Tracy Miss Tracy
has employment as stenographer in
Boston.
Miss Minnie Parkhurst. daughter of
the late DIR. Parkhurst of Woodstock,
was guest in the family Of her uncle,
L. ID. Parkhurst, last week.
A mass convention of the Democratic
party of Orange county will be held at
the town hall here Saturday of this
week Aug. 81 Among the speakers
scheduled to be present are Thomas j.
Boynton of Boston, and Thomas II.
Browne of Rutland, both OF whom are
members of the national Democratic
committee.
Miss Hattie Halvorson, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Halvorson, who reside on the
west hill, has returned to Palmer, Mass,
where she is employed in the Munson
hospital as a trained nurse.
Prof and Mrs. W. ii. Carter have
shipped their household goods and left
last week for Nergennes where they will
spend the month of August. They leave
a large circle of friends here. who re-
greet sincerely that Prof Carter is not
to remain longer at the head OF the
local high school, but who nevertheless
rejoice with them in his promotion to the
broader field as principal of the high
school at Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellen c. Hooker OF
Washington. ID. c., Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Lane and Mrs. T. J.. Ward of Barre City
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. .Sprague and Mrs. c. NJ. Bickford
Mr.. Hooker and Mrs. Bickford are
brother and sister.
Collamer P. Abbott, who has been dan
gerously i'll for nearly two weeks. is
slowly improving, with prospects that
he will recover. He was taken i'll very
soon after his wife was buried on July |
10.
Earl +. Parker. with his wife and son
of Barre City. spent Sunday in town as
the guests of Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs Fred A. Ordway.
George Waters of Fitchburg. Mass, |
came last week to visit his cousin, Fred |
Z. and VIII c. Goodwin.