The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-24
CHELSEA

L. J. Parmalee of Enosburg Falls was
a recent guest at the home of his niece,
Mrs O. F. Allen.
Orlo S. MacNabb returned Thursday
evening from visit to his mother IN
Portsmouth, N. III.
Miss Chorene 0. Barnes. who has
been visiting friends in Boston and
Northampton, Mass, has returned to
her home here.
Mrs. Dennis w. Densmore visited
friends in Barre Thursday and Friday.
M. G. Kennedy of Montpelier was II
recent visitor in town and while here
was a guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Kennedy.
George Taylor, who has worked for
George B. Colby during the past sea.
son, has finished his labors there and is
stopping temporarily at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. George d. Lyford, in
| Washington.
Mrs. Ralph A. Wiley has been enter
tanning as her guest during the week,
| her mother, from the northern part of
| the state.
Harry L. Hayward, who has been
working for Andrew i. Sprague on the
west hill for several months, has fin
4 ished work there and gone to the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L..
Hayward, in Williamstown.
There was an unusually large attend
ance at special communication OF
George Washington lodge, No. 81, +. 4
A. NJ, last Thursday evening, when the
work of the third degree was exempli-
! fed. District Deputy Charles /. Boyden
I of Randplnh nd
there were visitors from Phoenix lodge
of Randolph, Rising Sun of South Roy
alton and Temple lodge of STAFFORD
After the work of the evening a banquet
was held in the lodge room, the stewards
having prepared fine spread.
Mrs, Susie (Hatch) Mahony, who has
been spending several months with her
sister, Mrs. T.. ID. Barnes, left last week
for Boston, to visit her sister. Miss FL
len Hatch, after which she will proceed
on her long journey to her home in
Africa.
Mrs. Harriet Z. Jones, who has been
spending several weeks in Montpelier
as the guest of her niece, has returned
to her home ON Jail street.
b. A. Goodrich has exchanged his Ford
car which he has run the past two
years, for new Studebaker car, and
went to Boston last Tuesday morning
and returned with the new car Thurs.
day evening. He was accompanied on
the trip by o. F. Allen and r. II. Dear
born.
Mrs. Elgin d. Barnes entertained as
her guest last week her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Bennett, of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles tHinkleyl Prescott and
Mrs. Amelia (Hinkleyl Clough of Bos-
ton, sisters of the late Lyman G. Hink
ley, were in town recently and called
on many of their friends and acquain-
tances OF former years when they were
frequent visitors at the home here OF
their brother.
The Ormsby farm on the Powder
spring" road has recently been sold to
Isaac Recor and James Lamb of Barre,
who will take immediate possession.
For want of stock to work, the bob
bin shop has closed down for an indeti
mite time, but as soon as sufficient stock
is received to warrant, operations will
be commenced again.
The grades Of the high school closed
Friday, Nov. 81. for vacation of one
week. Pupils OF the grammar room hav-
iHB no dDStHt HidTkS htItt v
ton, Lena Spear, Jesse Hunt, Raymond
Moulton and Lawrence Smith: Percy ].
Jeffords, teacher. Pupils of the inter-
mediate room having no absent marks
were: Stella Beckwith, Clara Densmore,
Lila Densmore, Hazel Morey, Kathryn
Monkey, Gladys Paul, Olive Smith,
Franklin Burbank, Ernest Button, Neal
Clarke, Howard Densmore. Earl Dumont,
Myron Holmes, Harry Jones, Rupert
Lyon, Bonnie Sargent, Harold Slack and
James Titus; Flora f. Mitchell, teacher.
Pupils in the primary room having no
absent marks were: Eleanor Boyd, Alice
Densmore, Mildred Densmore, Rosemary
Lewis, Dorothy Marshall Nora Morey,
Karl Buck, Gardner Buck, Oren Burbank, |
Earl Dickinson, Edwin Kendall, Nelson
Kendall Glenn Lyon, Edward Paul, John |
Slack, and Walter Spear; Nora E. Tay- |
Tor, teacher.
Miss Evelyn c. Terry of Babylon,
n. y, has come to spend the winter in
town and has taken board and room at |
Fred II. Stanton's, on Maple avenue.