The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
CHELSEA

Miss Myra Clark OF Cornth was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Charles r.
Dickinson, last week.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Leon
L. Grant, Sunday june %.
Madam Irene Carpenter went to
Brookfleld recently TO remain some
time at the home OF her niece, Mrs.
Will o. Wustin.
Ben A. Goodrich, local agent for the
Ford automobile, has sold touring car
to Gates Brothers.
Leon Hatch OF Boston has arrived in
town to spend his vacation with his
cousins, Ned and Emma W. Hatch.
Miss Alice Tabor OF Lincoln, n. H.,
came last week to remain for the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. Zephie Bru-
nellie.
Mrs. A. C. Wheelock is entertaining
for few weeks, her sister, Mrs. Susan
Dodge, of Montpelier.
Miss Lora Hill of Railway, n. j., ar
rived last week to spend the summer
Hadley.
L. H. Bohonon and wife and Miss
Neva spent a few days last week in
Burlington and vicinity visiting friends,
making the trip in their new touring
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Goss of Chica-
go, who are spending the summer with
Mrs. Clara Alexander of South Tun-
bridge, visited friends in town last
week.
Miss Blanche Reed went last week
to Williamstown to do table work at
the Monument house during her sum
mer vacation
Mrs Theron D. Spear recently enter
tanned her nephew, Eldon Austin, of
Rrookfeld, who is student in Middle
bury college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A. Lane and Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph b. Lane of Barre we're
in town for day calling ON friends,
and while here Messrs Lane set new
plate glass in Col. H. 0. Bizby's front
store window to replace one broken last
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sprague spent
Sunday in East Brookfield as the guest /
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sprague.
Pearle Il. Davenport went to Corinth |
last week to work for Charles l..
Speare, who is building new store for
B. B. Scribner.
John w. Sprague spent Friday and
Saturday with friends in Burlington
and took in the great twelve inning
bali game between the U. V. NJ. and
Dartmouth teams.
Ralph G. Reed left Sunday for Fair
lee, where he has engaged to work dur
ing the season for Arthur Robinson
who is building a church and town hall
at that place.
A delegation of twelve members of
George Washington lodge, No. 81, T.
and A. NJ, were in Barre last Tuesday
to attend the funeral Of Norman York
Mr.. York was member of George
lodge and the Masonic bur
ial service was given by Past Master
H. f. Bryant Of Chelsea.
Mrs. Fred f. Goodwin and son, FL 1
mer, left last week for Lowell, Mass,
where they viii be the guests OF friends ,
for about three weeks. During their /
absence from home, the older son, Mer !
in, is staying with his grand parents, s
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tillotson OF Wash {
on {
Wesley w Underhill of this town and /
Mary A. Tucker of Tunbridge were @
married at South Royalton, Sunday, /
Iune 18th by Rev. Mr.. Haigh. They i
pent last week in New York and Bos- Il
on, returning Saturday evening, and il
lave commenced housekeeping at the h
rooms home on Wallace avenue. n
Richard H. Bacon has his new barn y
Ip and boarded and is covering the t
anne with galvanized iron and the work 9
! being done by Messrs. Sanborn and
dickinson.
Among those from out of town who S
ave been here this week on business /,
re Oliver Dutton and his son, Wal
ace, of Brookfeld, Wesley Bliss of $
'orinth, Walter X. Howe and Almond d
!. Bicknel of Tunbridge and Walter c
I. Dewey of South Royalton. b
Madam Anzolette Darling is spend n
lg a few weeks with friends in Cor
18th. d
The ball game played Saturday aft N
moon at Nations park between the Il
zeal town team and the South Royal h
On team took the starch out of the al
ONE team, which had not been beat 81
4 before this season as the score stood
to at the end of the game. 1t was To
an off day for the Chelsea e,
oys and they could not seem to get 7:
feat as smilingly as they have taken
.veral victories. 1t is expected that al
ley go to South Royalton July 4th G
play the return game when they fir
,pe at least to play up TO their us
n standard and give the South Roy OF
ton boys an interesting game. VI