The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-12
CHELSEA


Miss Ellen Dewey visited friends i
Barre Wednesday.
Wallace II. Sanborn and Ubert l.
Clough were in Barre ON business Wed
nesday.
Austin l.. skinner has been seriously
i'll and confined to his bed for severa
days but is now conyalescing.
Mrs. a. L. Rowe and daughter, Miss
Airline, Of New Haven, Conn, arrived in
town the first OF the week and are stop
ping for few weeks at the home OF
Holton S. Annis on the West hill.
William +. Morgan, who worked here
last summer doing cement work and who
spent the winter in Rutland, is now in
Barre working for a time and plans to
return to Chelsea sometime in june to
do several jobs of cement work which he
was unable to do last fall.
Rev. A. b. Enright left Tuesday morn
ing for Richford where he is in attend
ance upon the Vermont Methodist con-
ference this week. He expects to return
here next week. His Pensioners and
many friends here outside of his parish
hope and expect that he will be returned
here for the coming year
Miss Gertrude Brownell, who has been
spending two months at the home of her
parents in South Royalton, has returned
to the Orange County hotel and resumed
her position as head waitress, which po-
sition she has filled most acceptably for
the past six years,
The force of help at the bobbin shop
finished working the stock last Satur-
Ia. al taI for
Phil S. Clough, who was 'struck" by
lightning on March 81 and who at first
was thought not to be seriously injured,
has seemed to grow gradually worse in
stead of better and is now confined to
his bed and is in serious condition;
yet his recovery is expected.
Uncle" Moses George, who lives with
his niece, Miss Mary George, on Wallace
avenue, is again able to be upon the
street after having been confined to the
house by illness for several days. Al
though he is past eighty-two years of
age, he retains his faculties and takes a
lively interest in the current. events of
the day and is not in sympathy and ac-
cord with the proposed revision of the
tariff
Although O. Fay Aliens goods have
not all arrived as yet, he opened his |
store for business last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Austin, who |
live on the STAFFORD road, were called to
South Tunbridge last Saturday to al
tend the fuperal of Mrs. Charlotte Howe.
Miss Mary. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Luce, has returned to STRAIT
ford to teach the spring term of school
N ha fria "a hnr Sh bu.
taught during the past year
Mrs. Fred P. Hall, who was called to
Barre last week by the illness of her
laughter, Mrs. Roderick Cameron, re-
turned home Monday evening, leaving
Ter daughter fully recovered from her
Illness.
The annual meeting of the Williams
own-Chelsea union school district was h
leld at the Orange county hotel here on
Tuesday, April |, at which meeting j.
Allen Hunter, the present superintend- ,
mt, was unanimously reelected for the
nsuing year. 1t was voted to hold the /
nnual meeting next year ON the Third /
tuesday in May. a
Mrs. William +. Dickinson, who has 5
zen in North Randolph for the past two
weeks to care for her mother, Mrs. Dan {
J, Sargent. who has been dangerously h
4 with pneumonia, returned home the !
rst OF the week, leaving her mother a
lueh improved and in way to recover. A
Miss Florence Marshall of Boston, ar la
ived in town last Saturday and is the o
uest of her brother, DIR. A. T. Marshall, II
nd family on Maple avenue. She was
by Miss Dorothy Marshall,
no had been spending three weeks in
oston visiting her grandmother, Madam
Iarshall, who is pleasantly remembered ;s
ere as a former citizen !,
The Christian Endeayor society has !,
gently elected the following officers :
n the six months ensuing: President, Il
ora L. Taylor; vice president, Mary i. :
twood; secretary, Mrs. Grace G. VIII q;
IN; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John !,
/. Comstock treasurer, Mrs. Florence I. y
urgess; lookout committee, Fife M. =
,burn, Mrs. j. A. Lawrence. Blanche ),
bbott; prayer meeting committee, Will =
I'm E. Burbank Oliver +. Borgess., y
orence O. Taylor; social committee, -
rs. Sarah J. Hatch, Mrs. f. Fl. Stan H
n, Ruth NJ. Burgess; missionary COM =,
ittee, Mrs. i. II. Bonohan, Mrs L. d. g.
irnes, Olive l.. Denison; flower com -
ittee, Rachel Comstock, Vera NJ. Beck r
TIL Neva NJ. Bohonan, Gladys VI. Gid w
n, Pauline Darling music committee, -
rs. A. w. Whitney, Emma W. Hatch IN