The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-19
CHELSEA.

DIR. and Mrs, Henry w. bacon OF Elder
Mills, who have been guests of the for
mers brother, Arthur T.. Bacon oil Tm
bridge, called on friends in town.
Austin l.. Skinner, who sustained a
paralytic shock about ten days ago, Is
still confined 10 his bed, although he is
improving
At the promenade and dance at the
town hall last Friday evening under the
auspices of the IN. c. society, there
was a good attendance and about SIS
was realized, which will be used toward
the purchase of new organ for the new
school building.
Martin McGrill, who has made his
home at Fred II. Bohonon's for several
years but who during the past season
has been working in New Hampshire, has
returned to Mr.. Bohonon's and is in quite
poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Woods of Post
Mills were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. vii.
marth II. Luce the first of the week
Ben A. Goodrich returned Tuesday
morning from five days automobile
trip, on which he carried Vinton A. Cor
win and his sister, Nellie NJ. Corwin.
and also Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Woodruff
of Barre City. Their itinerary was 10
| Burlington and down the west side of the
state through Rutland, Manchester Ben.
nngton and to Williamstown, Mass,
where Mr. Goodrich left the party and
returned TO Rutland, from which city
he crossed the mountains home.
The present expectations are that the
bobbu shop will run again this winter
under the management OF u. d. Barnes. |
Workmcn are now repairing the dam and
putting the plant in condition to do !
business, and as soon as Shedding arrives
and lumber is delivered the manufacture |
of bobbins viii be resumed
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch w. Chamberlm I
have been entertaining as their guests /
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gordon of Springfield,
who left for their home the first of the
week
Ralph A. Wiley and John Flanders,
who have had employment in a bobbin
shop in Orange during the summer, have
completed their labors there and re-
turned home last week and are now
working for Mr. Barnes, getting the
local plant ready to resume work as soon
as logs can be delivered at the mill
yard,
Eugene H. Kennedy commenced TO take
in cider apples the first of the week and
gives notice to the public that he shall
stop taking in apples and close up cider
making on Monday. November 4.
Edmond O. Coburn of st. Johnsbury
arrived in town last Friday for short
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mum ,
roe O. Coburn, and left Monday for his
home, going by way of Burlington. where
he had employment for several years ,
before he located in St Johnsbury Mr..
Coburn has a responsible position with
the Fairbanks Scale Co.
Miss Elizabeth A. Carson of Barre City ,
came last Friday TO remain few DAYS {
with friends in town and is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon c. Ordway. :
Miss Carson was a very popular teacher !
here last year, her work being in the i
intermediate room.
Next Sunday morning a service appro-
lriate to the harvest season will be held i
It the Congregational church. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodland and
on of Wakefield, Mass were in town r
asst week and were guests of Mr.. and Il
hrs Alyah Whitney. They left on their
eturn trip the first of the week. accom- =
'anied by Mrs. Whitney They made y
he round trip by automobile.
William w. Underhll, proprietor of the HI
,helsea job press has sold his stock p
t stationery and school supplies to Col
!. @. BiXby. This action was made ii
ecessary from the fact that the large NJ
ylinder press which Mr. Underhill re- W
emily installed required the room which
'as formerly used for handling the stock Il
I goods which he sold to Mr.. Bixby. ct
Mrs James c. Atwood recently enter "
aimed at her home on Maple avenue the
blowing relatives Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. u
ierce and son and Mr.. and Mrs C. f. III
ierce and son of Fairies Mrs. Rodney y
fare of South Fairlee; Mr. and Mrs Tn
NJ. Stevens of Oxford, n. IT,. and Miss
{. f. Lemprey of Oxford, Mass. The
lrty came by automobile.
The following places Of business will 70
, closed n~Xt Tuesday, October %, on
count of the annual hunt: Orlway no
dimes & Co.'S store; Tracy Hardware so
ore; r. r. Chamberln's; T. f. Hood SIS
Co.; NJ. A. Prescott; G. A. Densmore; wa
O. Bixby; w f. Hoods; n w Hunts IN
rber shop; Zephre Brunette and w. H. de
IFS blacksmith shops; National banks acc
n. Sanborn's harness shop; G. NJ. an
edcalf's grist mill; A. II. Morey's stu PC
o and the Jail office. me