The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-03
CHELSEA.

James s. Hoskins Of West Lebanon, N.
H., who for several years was popular
clerk in the store of Dickinson & Town
send, was in town visiting old friends
the first Of the week
Sheriff B. II. Adams returned home
Thursday evening from Woodstock
where he had been in attendance as
witness in state case in Windsor eoun-
ty court.
Mrs. Henry L. Bragg, who has been
visiting her son for the past two weeks,
returned Tuesday TO her home in Mil
ford n. II.
Miss Mildred Cove of Mortified came
last Saturday to take position as maid
in the family of Hale X. Darling TO
fill the place vacated by Miss Margaret
A. McRea
MIR and Mrs Arthur Corwin who had
been in town for few days as the
guests of the formers grandfather, j.
A. r. Corwin, and other relatives, left
Monday afternoon for their home in
Somerville, Mass.
The Reading club Of the Christian En-.
deayor society of the Congregational
church will hold its second meeting Tues
day evening, February 4, at the church
parlors. The invitation to attend is
general.
Miss Margaret A. MeRea, who last
week completed a long term Of service
as maid in the family Of Hale X. Oar
ling. was married the first. of the week
to Frank +. Clough of Washington.
Hale X. Darling who had been at
home during the past tive months, re-
turned to Brattleboro Monday after
noon to engage in legal work for time
for C. c. Fits.
Mrs. Jane Reed. widow of the late
George +. Reed, who lives with her
son. VIII A. Reed, on the Randolph
road, is III and confined to her bed.
George w Hersey. who has made his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Flora A.
Holmes. on Jail street during the past
three years, has gone to board with
Mr.. and Mrs Washington Beede on the
town farm.
Mrs. Erastus b. Dickinson. who has
been in decline for several months and
critically i'll for the past few weeks.
has so far improved as to be able to
sit up.
Charles H. Baraw, who lives on the
BcEson Sanborn farm, had the misfor-
tune one day last week to break one rib, |
which has since laid him up from man
ual labor, though he is able TO be about !
and have charge of the work of cutting
ice on the Whitney mill pond.
Mrs. Louis f. Densmore, who has been |
in town for the past three weeks as the |
guest of her husbands mother, Mrs !
Dennis Densmore, has returned to her
home in Waltham. Mass.
The New Chelsea Dramatic company
was in Willamstown Tuesday evening |
and presented the popular comedy /
drama. "Jedediah Judkins. j. p" to a |
well-filled house and report a fine time 1
Mt the hands Of the courteous people of /
our neighboring town.
Augustus Boardman, who has carried |
on his father-in-law's farm in the South /
part of Nofthfeld during the past year, |
returned the first of the week with his /
family to his farm here on the east
hiu.
Mrs. William II. Hill went last week
10 Diamond Hill, r. l., to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Will Fl. Cock, and fam
ly, and viii remain for a few weeks
10 assist in the care of her daughter
md new little granddaughter.
Walter Dewey of South Royalton was
IN town the first of the week INSTALL
ng electric light meters, and as fast
Is he can get them froEa the factory,
ne will continue to put them in here
until all are supplied.
Past Master F. H. Godfrey installed
he following officers of George Wash
ngton lodge, No. 81, L. and A. NJ. at
heir regular monthly meeting Thurs
Law evening: Stanley c. Wilson, master;
Diver Z. Burgess, senior warden; Will
lam II. Hill, junior warden; Edward B.
iatch, treasurer; Herbert o. Bixby. sec
etary; Wiram Morse. senior deacon;
Wider H. Dearborn, junior deacon; o.
Fay Allen. senior steward; Calvin n. I
Dearborn. junior steward; Harry F. Bry-
mt. chaplain; Leon c. 0rdway, marshal; I
Albert w. Hoyt, tyler.