The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-28
CHELSEA.

George f. Hatch, who had been spend
ing ten days vacation with relatives
and friends in town, left Wednesday for
his home in Milford, n II.
News has been received here that Jas,
per Taylor, son OF our townsman, Noah
G. Taylor, was successfully operated on
at the Randolph sanatorium Wednesday
for appendicitis. Mr.. Taylor, who is a
student at the agricultural school at
Randolph Center, was stricken the day
previous to the operation.
Mrs. Willard p. Townsend left last
week for Butler, n. j.. where she con-
templates spending several weeks.
Mrs. Fred A. Ordway, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Earl +.
Parker of Barre City, for several weeks,
returned to her home here Tuesday and
is much improved in health.
Harry r. Wishart has had the pleas
IRE of visit from his brother, Raymond
%. Wishart Of Barre City, for several
days.
Miss Mary J. George is entertaining
as her guest for few days her friend,
Miss II. c. Fairbanks of Natick, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clellan w. Fisher of Worcester,
Mass arrived in town Monday afternoon
on a two weeks automobile trip through
different sections of Vermont. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill continued their jour
ney to Planfeld. leaving Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher, who will be guests at W. II.
Sprague's for week. Mrs. Fisher is a
daughter of Mrs G, M. Bickford and
sister of Mrs. Sprague Mr.. Fisher is
prominent architect in Worcester.
Prentiss George OF Waltham Mass,
who formerly was a popular clerk in
Ordway, Holmes & Co.'S store, came last
week to visit his many friends and is
stopping at Clarence II. Corliss' on Maple
avenue. Mrs. George joined him there
Tuesday.
Miss NJ Blanche Townsend. who has
been spending her summer vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Town
send, left Tuesday for New York City toI
resume her work as private teacher OF
dramatic art. This is her second year
in New York, and she has studio inI
Carnegie hall.
Frank j. Thorne of Boston is spend
ing the week in town as the guest OF
his brother and sister, Eugene G. Thorne
and Mrs Laura Berry. respectively.
Max /. Hayward has taken a position
as travelling representative OF the Sill
verton Publishing Co. of Chicago. The
territory assigned to him is Vermont,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,
Miss Lyle L. Tracy came from Boston
Monday and on Tuesday, in company
with her mother, Mrs Laura Tracy, and
Ter brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. d. /
Tracy, went to Washington to attend
he funeral Of their cousin, Mrs. Ellen
'heney, wife of Lafayette Cheney. who T
lied on Sunday after long and painful
Illness
B. II. Adams has rented his house,
which he purchased last spring Of Mrs.
Ellen Cleveland to Romeo r. Chamber
ain, who arrived last week and pur
hased the grocery business OF Dearborn
( Sargent Mr.. Chamberlin will take
as soon as the extensive re-
pairs are completed which win be in
he near future
Arthur Carpenter has sold his teams
md freight business to Hale NJ Mattoon
md has moved his family back to their
arm on the east hill
William +. Hood returned the first OF
he week from Nyhck, n Y, where he
las been spending the past month at the
lome of his daughter, Mrs. George J,
1elmer
The Smith Taylor farm on the Yer