The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
CHELSEA

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here Wednesday We're Thomas Il. Carney
Of Burlington and William {. sanborn
Of Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bngbee are the
happy parents OF daughter, born
Thursday, May 10Th.
A game of ball between the local
town team and team from Washing
ton are scheduled TO be played at Mat
toon's park Saturday afternoon.
Hon. Hale X. Darling arrived home
Monday evening from Montpelier, where
he has been engaged in index work since
the close OF legislature.
The Ladies' Benevolent society OF
the Congregational church will hold a
food sale at the vestibule of the town
hall Saturday afternoon.
| Madam Anzolette Darling and Miss
Emma Darling were called to East
Corinth Tuesday TO attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Darling's sister, Mrs. Susan A.
Taplin.
Next Sunday, union memorial services
will be held at the Congregational
church and the sermon will be delivered
by the pastor, John A. Lawrence. The
services will begin at 1880 a. m, and
an veterans anu SouN VI Ntt''oho ~
requested to meet at Sons of Veterans
hall at 10 o'clock and march to the
church in a body.
Mr., and Mrs. WILDER f. Dewey spent
Tuesday in South Tunbridge az the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ellen
Dewey Button, and husband.
Attorney Stanley c. Wilson was in
Windsor, Tuesday and Wednesday,
where he tried a case in the United
States District court.
Rev. John A. Lawrence, John NJ. Com
stock and Oliver f. Burgess were in st.
Johnsbury Tuesday to attend the state
convention Of Congregational churches.
The spelling contest arranged by Mrs.
w. p Townsend for the benefit of the
senior class OF the high school, which
was held at the Congregational church
parlors last week, was a decided success,
the proceeds amounting to So. The class
desire to extend vote of thanks TO Mrs.
Townsend for her interest and kindness,
and also to Mrs. Eunice Noyes Lewis
for her kindness in providing music for
the occasion
Mrs. Irene Carpenter, who has spent
the winter with her son, Adelbert b.
in town for the summer and will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Theron Spear, on South Main street. /
She was accompanied on her trip TO
Chelsea by her son, A. B. Carpenter, and
wife, who have been spending the week
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Susie Hatch Mahoney of Well |
lington. South Africa, arrived last week |
for visit to her old home and is the |
guest of her sister Mrs. Elgin ID. Barnes. [
In 1880 she went to Africa as teacher /
in one Of the public schools and after re-
naming there five years she came home /
for visit and this is her first visit TO
her old home since that time, which Gov
ers a span OF twenty eight years in which
time she has made her home in either
Cape Town or Wellington. In 1895 she
sas united in marriage to NJ. Mahoney
IF Cape Town and his death occurred
asst year. She left home on April 9th
and, coming by way of London, she
reached New York May -, from which
,ity she came directly here. She speaks
If her home as being in beautiful
the climate of which is in many
ways like that of California.
Richard Druge of Nershire and Miss
Edith Williams OF Chelsea were united
n marriage at the home of the groom
,arents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Druge, on
he east hill, at noon, May 18th, the
CEREMONY being performed by Atherton
I. Billings, justice of the peace of
yershire. Jesse Messier OF Post Mills
cited as best man and Miss Dulcie Slack
4 Chelsea was the bridesmaid. Follow
ng the ceremony, bountiful wedding
inner was served and the happy couple
Eft for carriage drive through Central
fermont. On their return, they will re-
ide on the Druge farm in Vershire,
which is now owned by the Druge broth
RS, who do an extensive lumber and |, !
arming business.