The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-09
CHELSEA

the first of the week.
George L. Hayward is taking vaca-
ton from his work on the lines of the
Orange County Telephone Co., and went
| Wednesday to Brattleboro to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Dan Robinson.
William Walker who has been spend
ing some time in town as the guest OF
his mother, returned to his work in
Barre the first of the week.
Miss Nellie M. Corwin, who went
from here last spring and took up her
residence in Boston, arrived in town
Monday evening and is the guest OF
her brother, Ernest A. Corwin and fam
lily.
Mrs. r. f. Hood went last week to
Morrisville to visit friends for few
days.
Charles G. Lougee, former resident
of Chelsea, who for several years has
return to his old home town and has
rented the Milo Towner house in the
upper village.
Mrs. Emeline Noyes went last week
to Randolph where she is the guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo II. Powers.
Ira Rathburn, who resides on the East
hill, had the pleasure of visit recent
ly from his two sons, George Rathburn
of Lsnesboro and Leon Rathburn of
Mortified.
Mrs. Luna Fl. Godfrey, who has been
visiting friends in Randolph, returned
the first of the week and has opened her
house on Main street.
Mrs DENIS Densmore is entertaining
as her guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
j. Parmalee of Enosburg Falls. Mrs.
Parmalee is a sister of Mrs. Densmore.
Fred A. 0rdway was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll Monday night with
acute indigestion and while he is inn
proving slowly he is yet confined to his
bed
Mrs. Dow and her two daughters of
Cambridge, Mass, who have been visit.
ing friends in town for the past two
weeks, have returned to their home.
Among the former residents who have
already arrived for "old home week"
celebration are Hilas T.. Roberts of Bos
ton, Mrs. Julia Rogers of Lowell, Mass,
and Mrs George Kimball of Boston.
Madam Anzolette Darling and Miss
Emma l.. Darling, who have been with
friends at their former home in East
Corinth for several weeks, returned
home Wednesday and their house on
Main street is again open.
Mrs. Miriam Barwood of Hanover, n. |
H., is spending the week in town as the
guest of Mrs Ernest NJ. Young and Miss
Minnie Barnes.
Robert Burnes, who has done painting !,
in town more or less for several years, |
has recently taken unto himself wife |
and with her has come here to reside |
and they have commenced housekeeping I
in Eugene Fl. Kennedy's tenement over |
his shop. Mr.. Burnes does not have to |
take back seat for anyone who yields |
the paint brush and has taken up his |
residence here with the hope of sufii
GENTLY liberal patronage in that line TO
give him living.
Munroe o. Coburn left Tuesday for
vacation of a week or more during
which he will visit his two daughters in
st. Johnsbury, after which he will pro-
coed to Burlington to visit his son Ed
mund NJ Coburn, who is there at the
annual muster of the Vermont national
guard as member of the st. Johns
bury company.
Russell G. Corwin came home from
his work at Fairlee last Friday and left
for Mortified, from which
place he went to muster at Burlington
the first of the week with company T
from that town and during the muster
be will be on duty as a mounted order
Iy.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy, Roy
B. Sanborn and w. II. Sprague were in
White River Junction on business
Mrs. Louis Densmore OF Boston ar
rived the first of the week for the
month of August, during which she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fay
Allen.
Miss Maud Corwin, who had been the
yuest of her father Rev. Carl Corwin,
ior week at the home of her grand
parents, Dr. and Mrs NJ II. Corwin, left
or her home in Hubbardton Tuesday.
Among those out of town who were
lere on business Tuesday were States j
Attorney Frank S. Williams, Fay Blake
md wife of Bradford; Fay Worthen of
oiermont. n. H., and Sheriff 4. w. Kent !
# Randolph.
Stanley G Wilson, administrator of ]
he estate of the late j. A. X. Vorwin, !
las sold the house and barn attached
nd the building next to it which is oc- |
updei by FL. n. Sanborn, to Henry Z. 7
'ates. The consideration is $500 and
possession will be given the 10th of 7
september. Mr.. Gates buys the prop ,
rty for home.
At session of the probate court held +,
august |, William II. Sprague was APP +,
ointed executor of the will of the late
Austin J.. Skinner, and John NJ. Com /
took and Fred A. Ordway were APP
ointed commissioners on his estate.