The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-08
CHELSEA


Madam Ann L. Goss is entertaining
as her guest her sister, Mrs. G. j. Good
rich, of Hardwick.
The Chelsea Electric Light and Power
company is making some needed repairs
on its tenement house near the plant
and putting the same in condition for
occupancy. 1t is expected that it will
be occupied by its engineer, Mr.. Ordway,
in the near future.
George Nichols and family Of Mont
keiier were guests of Mrs. Nichols
aunt, Mrs. Hattie Jones, last week.
DIR. E. G. Sprague and family OF Barre
and Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Spragne OF
East Brookfeld were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, w. Il. Sprague, July 4th.
Andrew Keefner of South Royalton
was recent visitor for few days at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry
II. Lyford.
Mrs. Frank Blair, who has been a
guest for two weeks at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Zephire Burnelle,
has returned to her home in Lewiston,
Maine.
Peter Parizo is enjoying visit from
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Hanson, of
Ogdensburg, Ca, who with her husband,
has come north for the benefit of the
atter's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard P. Townsend
recently entertained as their guests,
Charles B. and Miss Lizzie Townsend OF
Barre.
AT B. II. Adams auction sale of farm
ing implements last Saturday afternoon,
Ben welded the hammer himself and
got good prices for the grade Of goods
sold.
Wallace H. Sanborn has purchased the
place near the bobbin shop which for the
last two years has been owned by B. x.
Townsville. now of East Wareham,
Mass. Possession will be given in the
near future and Mr.. Sanborn will oc
c;py the same about the first of Sep.
TENDER
A son, weighing II pounds, was born.
July Bird, to Mr.. and Mrs, Charles K.
Durkee.
Willard +. George left Monday for
Waterbury to join the North American
Medicine Co.. with whom he has ac-
cepted position as pianist until the
nrst OF september.
DIR. Cecil Rogers of New York City |
was in town last week and was guest |
at the Orange County hotel.
The local baseball team went TO South |
Royalton to play the return game with |
the South Royalton team, July 4th and
was defeated by score of ten to nine. |
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Atwood and |
John NJ. Atwood of Boston, were here |
to spend the 4th and the week end at |
the home of their mother, Madam AT.
wood.
Miss Olive Walker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace T. Walker returned
last week from Silver Bay, New York,
where she had been as delegate to the
student conference. She was accom-
panied home by her friend. Miss Luvia
Page OF Plainfeld who will visit rela
tives here for time.
Mrs. Fred +. Goodwin and son, Elmer,
returned last week from a visit of three
weeks to relatives in Lowell. Mass, and
Merlin Goodwin. who has been STAYING 4
with his grandparents during his
mothers absence in Massachusetts, also
arrived home from Washington last
week.
Miss Carrie sleeper OF washington,
,. G., who is spending the summer with
icr mother Madam Abbie L. sleeper,
vent last week for a visit to friends in
5arre and Montpelier
Mrs. Titus n. Wlfore returned sat
Irday morning to Montpelier. where her /
husband has employment. after having
'een the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
hrs. VIII A. Hood, for several days.
Jasper H. Taylor, who recently was
raduated from the state agricultural
choo at Randolph Center, is visiting
lis father and sisters for time here at
is old home
Several Of our hustling farmers com
leneed haying last week and all are a
nited in saying that the hay crop is
DING to be light and at the same time I
cknowledge that the crop as whole
: not nearly grown as yet Il