The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
CHELSEA.

William w. Underhill has taken tn
position of chauffeur for B. A. Goodric
to run his second car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Atwood VIII
have been spending a week at the HON
of Mr.. Atwood's mother on Maple ave
nue., have returned to their home j
Boston.
w. A. Monty, official reporter for On
ange county court, has taken board an
room at Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis on Mai
street.
Lyman d. Parkhurst has received no
tice that his pension has been increase
to S24 per month.
Madam j. X. Darling has gone to East
| Corinth to spend the month OF June witt
| friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lancelot, wnC
were here the first Of the week to visit
the latter's father, Zephire Brunette, whc
is seriously i'll, have returned to then
home in st. .Iohnsbury.
| Mrs. Willard S. Hatch is having heI
house painted, Lyman d, and Fred d.
Parkhurst being in charge of the work.
Children's day will be observed at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Prize speaking for the grade schools
in town will be held at the town hail
next Monday evening, June 10. The
prize speaking, which was new fea-
ture inaugurated here last year, was a
pleasing and interesting entertainment,
and we feel sure that the coming event
will be worthy of liberal patronage.
The DRAMA entitled "Miss Fearless &
Co." which was presented at the town
hall Wednesday evening by ten of our
young ladies', was unique and very en-
pertaining and drew fairly good house
Music was furnished by the local four
piece orchestra, which, like the play,
was much enjoyed.
The public library will be open on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
during the summer, commencing next
week.
Miss Rose Emery, who has been spend
ing several weeks at the home of her
brother, Albert b. Emery OF Montague
City, Mass, returned home last week.
Mrs Charles A. Densmore and son,
Thomas, returned last Saturday from
Lowell, Mass, where they had been for
the past two months visiting the for
mers sister, Mrs. Charles A. Dickey, and
family
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra W. Hood were
called to Bethel Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hoods sister Mrs. Ed
ward H. Chamberlin Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
berlin We're residents of this village for
about year, moving from here to Bethel
about three years ago
Albert p. Bugbee, who has been a sta !
tionary engineer in Chelsea, Mass, for |
sas4aroI xaoru vntr,rrod ~ four, auI ]
win carry on the Humphrey farm on the
west hill. which is owned by Ralph Gill
man OF Boston.
Merland Goodwin and his infant broth
ar, children Of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred. +.
Goodwin, are having run of the
xhooping cough.
Roland Allen OF East Barnard was IN
own last week visiting his uncle and
grandmother, Harry +. and Mrs. Eliza
beth Bryant
A surprise party was rendered Mr..
md Mrs. Alvah J. Little last Thursday /
ivening at their home on the east hill. 1,
About twenty-five Of their neighbors and
riends were present The evening was
peut in playing games, and light re-
reshments OF ice cream and cake were
eryed
Curtis o. Slack has sold his place on
Maple avenue, known at the Tarbell
lace. to George l.. Hayward who mas
eeently sold his farm on the east hill.
Ir. Hayward win move into his new
ome in the near future.
DR. Arthur II. Paul of Bridgeport,
'onn, arrived in town last week FOR a
wo weeks vacation, which he will spend
I the Orange County hotel.