The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-13
CHELSEA

Il Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Densmore, re-
II turned last week from Concord, N. H..
4 where she had been the guest in the
/ family of her uncle, Charles L. Dens'
/ more.
Il Miss Ruth Mills of Lynn, Mass, is
H the guest this week of her aunts, Mrs
Il Jennie Atwood and Mrs. Alice Hddley
II Mrs. John d. Lane, who has been the
Il guest of her mother, Mrs. Will A. Hood
H during the summer, has returned to her
home in Cambridge, Mass.
\ Principal and Mrs Carl p. Grippe, who
arrived from Willsboro, n Y, last week
are boarding with Mrs. Emice A. Lew
II is on Main street.
1 Mrs. Ada Whitney, who had been
4 spending some time with friends in Han
1 over, N. H., has returned to her home
/ here
| Sheriff E. w. Kent of Randolph was
| in town Tuesday evening to commit to
the county jail Ira Harrington of Pier
mont, n. H., who was Informed against
at the June term of Orange county
court, charging him with burglarizing a
clothing store in Bradford Since the
time of the burglary, which was com
mitted in June, he has Travelled extern
sively through the West and Canada,
and finally showed up in Bradford the
first of the week, when he was immedi-
ately recognized and picked up.
Ernest A. Corwin left for the Boston
markets Tuesday morning to purchase
goods for the f. A. Corwin Co.
Harry r. Wishart, assistant cashier
in the bank, is on weeks vacation,
which he is spending with friends in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl M. Beckwith left
the first of the week for st. Johnsbury,
where they viii be the guests during
the week of the formers brother, Del
mar A. Beekwith, and family.
Misses Margaret Shay, Evelyn Sprague
and Olive Walker went Monday to
Montpelier to continue their studies at
Montpelier seminary.
Vern Lougee has gene to Williams
town, where he is attending the high
school and working for his board at the
Monument house.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Scales will sell her
household goods at public auction next
Saturday, after which she win GO to
Montpelier to live with her daughter,
Miss Mary Scales.
| Mrs. Elgin ID. Barnes and her sister
| Mrs. Susie Hatch Mahony, who came
last spring from South Africa to spend
the summer. went the first OF the week
TO Milford, y. H., to visit their brother,
George +. Hatch.
Union Supt John Hunter of Williams.
town was in town Thursday to make
his last official visit to the Chelsea
schools, as he leaves next week to take
up the duties of superintendent in his
new field of labor, the Mortified. Der
lin and Roybury union. His departure
from the Williamstown-C Chelsea union Is
much regretted by the teachers, as well
as the student body of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hill returned |
the first Of the week from western New |
York where they spent week with |
friends and relatives.
Among the surrounding towns which |
are beginning to appreciate the advan-
tages afforded at our high school are
the following. Washington. Corinth. yer- |
shire, Tunbridge and Thetford, as pupils |
are registered from each of those towns |
this term, and with larger number |
OF boys in the freshman class than for
many years. the outlook for the school
is most promising.
A most pleasant and happy home we'd
ding took place at the Methodist par
sonage at high noon Wednesday, Sept.
10, when Miss Lillian Gertrude, young
est daughter OF Rev. A. b. Enright, was
united in marriage to Glenn Carroll Car
penter of Barre City. The rooms, which
had been darkened, were decorated for
the occasion with maidenhair ferns,
white asters and sweet peas and were I
illuminated with lighted candles. Miss
Enright entered to the strains of Lohen-
grin's march, played by Miss Charlotte
Sinclair of Burlington, who also rendered
80 Promise Me" during the ceremony
The bride, standing before an altar of
maidenhair ferns, was given away by
her brother, Harvey Spencer Enright OF
Mount Holly, n. j. TIE beautiful dou-
bic ring ceremony was performed by the
brides father. The bridal gown was
embroidered white wolfe with valencia
lace insertion, over white satin, and the
bride carried shower bouquet OF maid
enhair ferns and sweet peas. Following
the ceremony, a sountiful wedding
was served The following
guests were present: Howard Carpenter,
brother OF the groom, and wife of Cab
oti Mrs. Bertram Chase, sister of the
groom, and daughter, of Montpelier; Mr.
and Mrs. Will Rogers of Barre City;
Miss Carolyn +. Enright of Burlington;
Miss Winfield S. Hamlin of Everett, i
Mass. both sisters of the bride; Henry |
S. Enright, brother of the bride, and I
wife, of Mount Holly. n. T., and Miss
Charlotte Sinclair, cousin Of the bride, /,
from Burlington. The couple were the ,,
recipients of many valuable and useful
presents. They left Immediately on !
brief wedding trip and on their return
will reside at 40 jefferson street in
Barre City, where Mr.. Carpenter holds S
the responsible position of secretary of !
the Trow & Holden manufacturing com J
pany. The bride has host of friends !
here, who extend congratulations and
best wishes. c