The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-20
CHELSEA

Ray Morey, son of Alonzo Morey who
lives with his father on the east bill
returned recently from visit to his
brother, Albert Morey, of Boston.
II. A. Kingsbury, who owns the stage
route from Chelsea Ely station, via West
1 Farlee, has put an automobile onto the
route and the same is driven by his
son, Herbert J. Kingsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Dickenson
and son were in Corinth the first of the
week as the guests of Mrs Dickinson
parents, Mr.. and M. Charles |. Cla:k.
| Miss Edith +. Hood of Alfred, n. y,
arrived in town recently to spend three
weeks vacation in town, during which
she will be the guest of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Ezra W.. Hood, who live on
the West Corinth road.
! Mrs. C. NJ. Bickford and Mrs. w. Fl.
| Sprague went to Barre City Wednesday
to spend few days with friends in
that city.
Herbert D. Corse. who lives on the
| Kingsbury farm on the west hill, was
seriously injured last week by being
kicked by horse. The horses hoof
struck him Just over the left eye, crush
ing the skull, seventeen pieces of which
Were removed by the attending surgeon.
While Mr.. Corse is now able to be up
and come to the village to have the
wound dressed, he will be laid aside
from work for some time.
Leon Hatch and his sister, Miss Carol
Hatch, came the first of the week to
spend their vacations with their cousins,
Edward B. and Miss Emma Hatch. MIR.
and Miss Hatch are the only living ,hil-
dren of the late Rev. Franklin Hatch,
whose memory is dear to most of the
older residents of the town.
Miss Bertha Ericsson of Pleasantviie,
n. y, came recently to spend the sum.
mer at the home of Conrad Halvor
son on the west hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyon are rejoic-
ing over the birth OF son, which
came Friday, July II.
The county court case Of Henry ".
Camp of Randolph against DR.. Charles
n. Barber of Barre was heard at the
courthouse Monday before Stanley {.
Wilson as referee. Attorney Nelson l..
Boyden of Randolph appeared for Mr.
Camp and Attorney X. A. Hoar of Barre
City appeared for DIR. Barber.
Frank Shields of Boston who came the
first of the month to work for John Bur
bank during the haying season, caught
two trout one day last week, which
weighed two pounds and ten ounces.
A. w. Woodworth and James w.
Frazier OF EaosbuTg Falls were in town
last week and while here Mr.. Woodworth'
sold the farm on the east hill, recently
vacated by Horatio j. Hogaboom, to Mr..
Frazier, who is young man and buys
the farm for home. He expects to
come here TO occupy the same about the
first of October While Mr.. Woodworth
is in his ninetieth year. he is hale and
hearty and is still in the harness to do
business. We wish he would induce more
good young farmers to locate here in
town.
Ernest A. Corwin went the first OF
the week to Bradford where he was n
meet II. Lee Hatch OF Randolph and
Harvey Eaton OF Bradford and Frank
Howe of Bennington, who were going
into northern New Hampshire for
fishing and camping trip.
Edwin Lewis of Fort Wayne, Ind.
arrived Saturday TO visit his sister, Mrs.
A. w. Whitney and other friends. Mr..
Lewis. who is in the employ of the
Bowser Manufacturing company, has not
been here before for many years.
Ralph +. Walker, one of our enter
prisng young farmers who resides on
the west hill, had the misfortune last
week to lose four nice yearling heifers,
which were poisoned by eating the dried
leaves from a black cherry tree, which
had been cut in the pasture.
The many friends of Miss Rena
Barnes are pleased to see her home
from the sauatorium at Pttsford, whore
she has been since last October. While
she has not fully recovered her health,
yet it has improved under the treat
ment at the sanatorium.
/. A. harrington and family, who have
spent the winter and spring in Daven
port. Ia. arrived at their home on tire
west hill last week for the summer and
Mr., harrington is busly engaged with
his haying. He made the western trip
both ways with his Ford automobile.
During his several months stay in Das-
EXPORT, he has been attending the Pal
ner school OF ehiropractice
Eugene II. Kennedy has commenced
extensive repairs on his house in the
upper village. He is to add second
story and build a large modern veranda
on the front side. Messrs. c. n. Dear
born and Charles \. Bacon are the car
penters in charge of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moore with their
son, Paul, and daughter, Ruby, came
the first of the week from their home |
in Concord. \. H., to remain for few |
days with Mrs. Moore's parents, MIR. |
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