The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-21
CHELSEA

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Mrs. Jennie Moore Mayall, who has
q been spending several weeks in town, has
rented rooms in Mrs. Nellie Thompson's
house to store her goods and left on
Wednesday for her home in Worcester
Mass.
Miss Viola Brown, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Il. T.. Brown OF Cornish Flats,
N H., was a guest at the home OF her
grandmother, Mrs. Eunice A. Adams, last
week.
Harry N. Sanborn and wife We're in
Barre City over Sunday as guests OF
relatives.
Arthur Carpenter has sold his farm
on the east hill to Frank e. Bixby. Con-
sideration is said to be $1,000.
Mrs. Ellen Laird is having the pleas
ure of visit from her brothers widow,
Mrs. George Bugbee, and her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite
of Cincinnati, 0.
DR.. Robert b. Wilson and family, who
had been guests at the home of his
brother, Stanley G. Wilson, for two
weeks, returned to their home in Red
Bank, ~ j., last week.
Miss Bessie Phair of Plattsburg, n. Y,
arrived last week and will be the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. George A. Tracy, dur
4 ing the summer.
4 Wilder FL. Dearborn's new house is
lathed and is in the hands of the masons
this week, Dan 6. Stoughton of South
| Royalton being the mason in charge.
Mrs. Perley Rogers and daughter, Miss
Mabel, of Brattleboro, were in town re-
! L., ,,,1 - hn,,. .afl
Mr. and Mrs, G, II. Baraw.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mills of Lynn,
Mass, arrived in town last week to
spend short vacation and are guests
at the home of their aunts, Mrs. Atwood |
and Mrs Hadley, on Maple avenue.
Charles H. Wishart, with his wife and |
daughter of Barre City, We're guests last |
week of the formers brother, Harry X.
Wishart, and they were quartered at the
hotel cottage.
After weeks stay in Burlington,
where he consulted specialist, B. H. /
Adams returned home last week with the
encouragement that an operation, al
though of serious nature, would in all
probab ility restore him to health again,
news which affords his many friends
much relief and encouragement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Weeks OF Shir-
ley, Mass, arrived in town last week to
spend their vacation with friends in
town. They made the trip by automo-
bile and came through in one day. Mrs.
Weeks will be remembered as Miss
Emma w. Lewis, who as child was
reared in the family of Hira L. Bixby on
the west hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McNeal of In
Ia, We're recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 0. Perkins. They made the
trip Of nearly LOO miles by automobile
and left here for Massachusetts, to visit \
friends before returning to their home
Mrs. McNeal is cousin of Mr.. Perkins.
George Chase. who has for the past
year been working as an attendant in =
insane asylum, has com
oleted his services there and return to
town and has engaged to work for a
lime for Barney Levitt. 7
Mrs. l.. w. Avery of Mortified is :
spending several weeks with Mrs. Or
'utt Bixby, and her son, Frank L. Avery,
Who is a travelling salesman with head $,
quarters i'm New York City, arrived in OF
own last week to visit his mother and Il
'ther relatives here. "
There will be a drill by the Chelsea Il
ire department Thursday afternoon of "
his week with the new Waterous fire &c
ngine. The drill will be held at he
'elock and it is requested that there be 4
general attendance TO assist the com
any in the drill This drill is a mat
eT of such Importance that not only the ~
Members Of the company but people in !,
eneral should familiarize themselves Z,
18th the new engine and be prepared to
now just what TO do and how to do it if
ccasion should require. Al
Don Stone and his sister, Miss Fannie III
tone, of Claremont. n H., have been re- so
INT guests at the home of their cousin, nv
Irs. Laura Tracy. WI
Charles II. Baraw was in Barre and w
Iontpelier on business Saturday and
as accompanied by Mrs. Baraw. be
Barney Levitt, the local horseman, has sis
gently purchased an automobile for his Nj
Sc in getting around over the country. fol-
G made the purchase of Saul Johnson pa
West Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Herbert j. Wyckoff and children NJ,
Norwich Conn, who had been guests %,
r a few days at the home of Mr.. and to,
rs. John NJ Comstock, left last week
join Mr.. Wyckoff at Fairlee lake,
here they win spend the summer at y.
cir cottage. for
John NJ. Atwood was an over Sunday
lest at the home OF his mother, Mrs IN,
nnie Atwood returning to Boston on tor
onday morning. sor
Sheriff Z. w. Kent and Deputy Sber- ono
Dan ID. Howe of Randolph were in sar
wn on official business last Thursday.
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