The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-20
CHELSEA.
Republicans Name B. H. Adams and the
Democrats, Joshua M. Grant for Rep.

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Democrats, Joshua M. Grant for Rep.
A meeting of the Orange county lie
| publican committee was held in tn,
/ grand jury room at the courthouse Fri
day afternoon, when arrangements wert
made for several rallies to be held II
several of the towns in the county this
week. Besides the members of the ,om
mittee, several of the candidates fci
county office, which were nominated
at the county convention in June, wert
present as well as number of enthu
siastic Republicans. Two vacancies had
occurred on the county committee since
the convention in June, which were
filed at this meeting, viz: Hayden NJ
Gaylord of Randolph was elected to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Dana I'll. Morse of that town and j.
b. Seaver of Washington was elected t.
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Albert f. Whitcomb of that town.
Work on the new school house is pro-
crossing rapidly and if no unforeseen
delay occurs, it seems very probable
that it will be ready for occupancy BY
October L.
Mrs. George H. Bacon of West Ber
lin arrived in town Friday for short
visit, among relatives and friends and
went the first OF the week to Brook
field for few days visit, after which
she will return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Atwood of Bos-
ton arrived Friday for two weeks
visit at the home of the formers moth
er, Madam Atwood, ON Maple avenue.
IL haN,r har hxy In
many friends of the Emery family, an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Salie
H., the eldest daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Curtis S. Emery, to Lieut.. Harry A.
Flint, who is in the cavalry arm of
the U. s. army and stationed in Arizona.
The wedding took place at the summer
home of the brides parents at Cove
Island, Lake Memphremagog. on Aug. ..
The bride, whose home was here until
the removal of her parents to Newbury,
about seven years since, has a large
circle of friends here who join in hearty
congratulations and best wishes
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Gilman Of
Boston, Mass, arrived in town last week
to spend a vacation with relatives and
friends in town. Mr.. Gilman is the
owner of the Lyman d. Humphrey farm
on the west hill and expresses his hope
and intention TO return to Chelsea with
in few years. make needed repairs on
the buildings and occupy the place for
a home.
Mrs. Walbridge. who has been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. l.. A. Far
rington, who resides on the west hill,
for two weeks, has returned to her home
in Cabot.
The two heavy electric storms which
occurred last week seriously crippled
the telephone service on the Orange
County lines in this vicinity. since which
time linemen and an expert telephone
man have been busily engaged repairing
lines and locating instrument troubles.
Raymond harrington, Forrest Allenand
S. G.. Noodry of Cabot were in town
last week and We're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Harrington on the west
HILL
Mrs. Calista K. Lucas, who has been
i'll for several weeks and has
been at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas J. Doyle, returned last week 10
her home and it is thought she is on
the road to recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephire BrunHlle and son,
Frank, spent Sunday with friends in
Barre City.
At one of the largest Republican Eau.
rrses ever held in this town Saturday
afternoon. Benjamin H. Adams was
nominated as the party's
candidate for town representative. and
At the Democratic caucus held Sattu-
lay evening, Joshua NJ. Grant was nom
mated as the candidate for town repre-
sentative
Among the business visitors in town
The last of the week Were NJ w. Cham
berlin and Austin L. Patterson Of Wash,
ngton, S. B. Buell. and A. X. Kittredge
If STAFFORD, f. w. Kent of Randolph,
:. w. Clark and A. G. Bigelow of Brook
ield, A. B. Bicknell of Tunbridge, d. S. |
1onant and +. S. Williams of Bradford;
William Theriault and Charles Parker |
# Montpelier.
Loyann Doyle and her daughter, Cen |
wa Doyle, who have been visiting at !
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ~ |
Austin have returned to their home in |
Barre City,
Gilman Sanborn went last week to |
1orinth to visit his uncle, Latham East |
nan.
The many friends of Mrs Fred A. |
)rdway win rejoice to learn that she
5 recovering from the very dangerous
Illness which has Frustrated her for the
,ast two weeks.
Mrs. John ID. Lane of Boston ar
ived in town last week to visit her
mother. Mrs. Will A. Hood, and her sis
er. Mrs. Fred A. Ordway.
Mrs. Walter S. Goss was called to
Wilder last week by the illness and
cath of her sister. Mr.. Goss was also
n Wilder last week TO attend the flu
era of Mrs. Goss' sister.
Holton s. Annis visited friends in