The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12
CHELSEA.

Oran A. Burbank Of Boston, came last
week for a brief visit to his mother,
Madam l.. A. Burbank, and other rela-
tves in town.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling and son, Law.
renee, left Monday for Montpelier, to
remain during n portion OF the legisr
lative session with her husband.
Madam Calista II. Lucas, who has
been i'll for several months, while inn
proving slowly is not making the
progress toward recovery that her many
friends would wish. She is Mt the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas j. Doyle,
on the Corinth Corner road,
Ninton A. Corwin of Boston arrived
Sunday afternoon for brief visit TO
his father, j. A. r. Corwin, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. d. Tillotson. who
have been spending several days ut the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. Fred j..
Goodwin. returned to their home in
Washington, Wednesday
Miss Helen Kicker, a student in the
high school, was called to her home in
Vershire, Monday, by the dangerous ~
ness of her father, who died Monday
evening.
Mrs. Harlie Alderman left the first OF
the week for Lebanon, n H.. to remain
for time with her husband, who has
employment there.
Madam Ann i. Goss left the first OF
the week to visit friends in Barre, Mont
pelier and Plainfeld.
Lyman d. Parkhurst and son, Fred,
have been in Willamstown for nearly
two weeks painting the buildings of
Mrs. Matte Flint Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Beede have
sold their farm on the East hill, known
as the Baker" farm to Reuben H. vii. !
liams, a New Yorker, who has been
working in town for several months. |
Mr.. Williams buys for home and his |
parents and sister will arrive in the near
future to make their home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Walker Of Cam
bridge Mass, were in town for n few |
days recently, and were guests Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Leon f. Grant. Mrs. Walker /
will be remembered as Miss Carrie Lunt. /
formerly Of this town
Frank Gilman had the pleasure last
week, of visit from his brother, War
rem Gilman. of Lowell, Mass, who came
to Vermont to attend the annual re-
union of Co. d, of which he was a MEM
ber
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Corwin, Vinton A.
Corwin and Nellie NJ. Corwin. George
A. Tracy o. d. Tracy, Ben A. Goodrich,
w. w. Underhill. Eugene II. Kennedy
and w. II. Sprague avaled themselves
IF the opportunity of seeing and hearing
President Taft at Montpelier last We'd
lesday.
Misses Nellie NJ. Corwin, Mary ].
George and Emma L. Darling were in
It. Adams, October and 3. TO attend
ence on Wednesday. the library was in ]
harge of Mrs. Z. D. Barnes and Mrs.
\. W. Whitney
Dr. NJ. II. Corwin is building large
wo-story addition to his dwelling house
IN Main street The addition is in the | (,
ear OF the house and is to be used for
enement purposes and a woodshed. 8
1harles A. Bacon and Calvin n. Dear.
'orn are in charge of the work.
Curtis NJ. Hall. who sustained a par
lytic shock last spring, since which
ime he has been confined to his home \
n South Main street. has recovered suf-
cently to be able to ride to the home
i his daughter. Mrs. Dennis Giles. in :
'unbridge to spend day the first OF the
Teek
Romeo r. Chamberlain has rented Al.
ah Robinson's place ON Main street. :
'hch has been occupied for several :
ears by Miss Ellen Andrus. Miss An =
rus has rented three rooms in George
/. Medcalf's house and has moved there.
Ir, Chamberlain will move to the Rob
lson place as soon as some temporary
apairs are made
The annual reunion of Co. D. 18th. Vt :
OILS was held here in S. V. hall on ,"
riday, Oct. 4th., the attendance being !,
mailer than on former like occasions. y
inner was served in the hall at noon,
fter which the annual business meet :,
g was held, at which the following Of y
'ers We're elected for the ensuing year, !,
II President, Lieut.. J. T.. Farnham of y
unbridge; Joseph II. Griffin of Wash ~
gton, secretary. The next annual =
Getting will be held at South Royalton.
Harry n. Sanhorn. the local harness ~
aker. gives notice that he has pur- =. :"
ased a full set of cobbler's tools aud %
prepared to repair shoes of all kinds y