The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-30
CHELSEA


Miss Mary j. George is entertaining
as her guest Miss Helen Hill of Melrose
Mass.
Mrs. o. w. Brown and Mrs. II. IL
Miles OF South Fairlee were recent
guests of Mrs Anzolette and Miss L.
Darling
Miss Ethelynd NJ Sargent, who has
been teaching during the past year in
Springfield, arrived in town the first OF
last week to spend her summer vaea-
ton with her sister, Mrs Norman w.
Hunt.
Cadet John w Sprague arrived home
| Friday from Northtield. where he has
just completed the work of his fresh
man year at Norwich University.
Miss Marion Ramsdell and Mrs. Laura
J. Hazlett went to Burlington last week
to spend few days
Mrs. w II. Hill returned last week
from Buzzards Bay, Mass, where she
has been with her daughter, Mrs. Will
H. Cook, for the past three weeks. She
was accompanied by her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Cook, who will spend
her summer vacation in town.
Madam Calista Hsmbhn, who has been
living with her sister, Mrs. J. NJ, Flint,
during the past winter, has gone to
North Randolph to keep house for Dan
d. Moulton during the summer.
Miss Ola NJ. Hood was in East Barre
recently to attend the wedding of
friend who was a teacher in the Ran
doiph graded school with Miss Hood last
year.
Miss Evelyn Sprague, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew l.. Sprague, went last
week to Silver Bay, n. Y, as dele
gate from the V W. G. A. of Montpelier
seminary, OF which institution she is
student, to attend the northeastern
conference of Y. W c. A. workers.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bickford went to Barre
Saturday to look after her property in
terests there and to visit relatives for a
few days
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Camp were
in East Randolph portion OF last week
and We're guests of Mr.. Camps brother,
Elijah ID. Camp, and family. ),
The demonstration of the famous
Waterous gasoline fire engine which the
town has recently purchased, on July
4, ought surely to be one OF the great
drawing cards of the days cehbration.
The baseball game in the afternoon be-
tween the Chelsea and Williamstown
teams win also be another great draw
ing card. If the weather is fair Chel
sea ought TO have great celebration
on the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Goss went last
week to Wilder, TO visit relatives OF the
latter.
Dr. r L. Irish of New York City, a
graduate of Norwich university in class
of 50 was in town Saturday afternoon
to look up old n q. men who are resi-
dents here and whom he had not seen
for twenty-five years and found H. n.
Mattison, B. Fl. Adams and w. H.
Sprague
1t is understood that Daniel Bixby has
contracted to take charge of the local
central Office for the Orange County
Telephone company, and will assume
his new duties when c. E. Dickinson, the /
present incumbent, retires.
Harry H. Goss of Providence, r. l., |
who was in Mortified last week to at /
tend the commencement exercises of /
Norwich university, his alma mater, ar
rived in town Friday morning for !
short visit to his mother, Madam Ann
f. Goss.
Dr. Mary B. Sherburne of Rutland,
who is practicing osteopsthic physi- |
clan, will be in town during the month /
of July after the 4th, and will be at /
the residence of William f. Burbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Doyle were
called to South Royalton one day last
week to attend the funeral of Levi /
Pierce, who in the last few years had
lived here a portion of the time.
Miss Lila Sleeper, who has had work
in Montpelier during the past year, ar
rived in town last week for a vacation i
and is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alb
bic L. Sleeper