The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-29
CHELSEA


guest at the home OF Noah c. Taylor fc
few days recently.
Hale X. Darling and his sister, Mis-
Emma L. Darling, were at Lake More
Monday to spend the day with MIR. Dan
Iing's family.
Miss Chorene o. Barnes returned las
week from brief visit to friends i
Boston and vicinity.
John II. Sprague of East BrUoktiel
and DR., and Mrs. Il. G. Sprague an
children of Barre City were guests a
the home of W. H. Sprague Sunday.
Mrs. Martha j. Atwood went las
week to Fairlee and Piermont, where sh
will be the guest of relatives for few
weeks.
Miss Dulcie Slack, who has been work
ing for Mrs. George A. Tracy, is i'll will
J the mumps at the home OF Ernest Riley
ION South Main street.
| Ralph i. Gilman returned to his work
in Boston Monday morning, after having
spent a few days with his family, who
are spending the summer at their home
on the west hill.
Among the guests at the Orange coun-
ty hotel are Mrs. George Kimball of
Boston, who will remain in town until
Sept. and Mrs. w X Takott of Hart
ford, Conn, who will remain until Aug. /.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling was called to
White River junction Sunday, to see
her father, Frank Hyde, who sustained
a shock Saturday evening and who is in
"a very serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred d. Weeks, who had
been guests of friends in town for about
two weeks, returned to their home in
Shirley Mass, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor of Hart
ford Conn, who have been guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Heath
and Noah @. Taylor, left the first of
the week to visit other relatives in
Washington and other points before
they return TO Hartford
Delmar A. Beckwith OF st. Johnsbury
was in town for a brief visit TO his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Beckwith,
last week.
Charles II. Dodge of STAFFORD spent
last week in town as the guest of his
brother-in-law, VIII H. Lincoln.
Miss Edith Burgess, who is taking
course at hospital in Concord,
y. H., arrived in town last week TO
spend her vacation at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Burgess.
Miss Goldie Scott of Sherbrotke. p. O.,
and Mrs. G. G. Hill and son of Somer
ville Mass, came to town last week and
are guests at the home of Ben Fl Adams
Master George Goodrich, son of Mr..
md Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodrich Of North
field, who has been spending several
weeks in town with relatives, returned |
% his home saturday.
Miss Nora r. Taylor went last week |
% Swanton to spend few days at the |
Tome of Miss Beebe, who was a teacher |
n the grammar grade of the graded
chool here last spring.
Harry 0. Cole, who sold his farm in |
he spring to Burt H. laval OF Cabot,
las recently purchased the Ara A. Annis
arm of Mrs. Joshua +. Grant, and Mr..
ole has already taken possession. A
eighbor, John a. Edwards, has sold his
arm to Herbert Leonard OF Barre.
Dan 6. Stoughton has finished a
months work in town and left Monday
1orning for Felchville, where he has
contract to build two cement bridges
Or the town OF Reading.
The remains OF Mrs. Charles Hopkins
ere brought here from Sharon last
eek Tuesday and the funeral was held
.om the home of her son, Albert II. Hop
ms, on South Main street, Tuesday
fternoon at one o'clock. Rev. John A. !
awrence officiating, and interment was ]
the family lot in Highland cemetery. I
he died at the home OF her daughter,
RS. Mary Hartley, where she had been a
wing for the past few years. Her age :
as seventy.three.
Harold Corwin and John W. Sprague
II Monday afternoon for Felchville,
here they will work for time for Dan =,
Stoughton.
On the afternoon and evening of July i
tn, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Griffin eel
rated the fiftieth anniversary of their
adding. the affair being of quiet
ture, owing to the i'll health of Mrs.
-iffin. A goodly number of relatives,
lends and neighbors, however, called .
pay their respects and many substan Z
Il presents were left with MIR. and Mrs.
iffin as a token of esteem and as a re- g
ndcr of good wishes and hopes that g
ay might live to celebrate the ami
rsary of the event quarter of a cen p
nv hence. a
The Chelsea baseball team went to
illiamstown last Friday afternoon and "
wed the Williamstown team and were "a
, victors in close and interesting te
me, which resulted in a score of three
two. u,
Vfr. and Mrs Calvin d. Blodgett, who eu
e in the north part of the state. were
e on a carriage drive last week Mr.. pe
,doett Vas ros;5art horo in his how. tn
ID days, and A. w Whitney was the =
' person he found that he knew. -