The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-18
CHELSEA


Miss Marion Camp returned last week
from two weeks vacation, during
which she visited friends in Massaehu.
sets,
Mrs, Eunice A. Adams has gone Ia
Cornish Flat, n. H., where she is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Eyarts T.
brown,
Mr., and Mrs. Amos Il, Wright have
sold their place on the Vershire road to
Leon 5, Reed, who buys the same for II
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, who have
been at Eugene H. kennedy's for several
weeks, have rented his tenement over
his blacksmith shop and will commence
housekeeping there in the near future.
Mr.. Reed will move from his fathers
farm on the west hill to his home soon.
Miss Gertrude Lyon of Saranac Lake,
N. u, is the guest OF her uncle, Charles
Lyon.
Mrs. Bacon, widow Of the late Orrin r.
Bacon, has been dangerously i'll for sew
eral days with heart trouble and other
complications and her recovery is very
doubtful.
The annual meeting of the ninth
Masonic district will be held here on
Friday afternoon and evening, Nov. 20,
when il is expected that several of the
grand lodge officers will be present.
There will be work on the NJ. Nj. degree
in the evening,
Alfred III. Dodge of Strafford and Miss
Clara A. Hemenway, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Hemenway,
were married in STAFFORD Nov. 4, by
Rev. Mr. Tracy. They will make their
home wish the brides parents on the
west hill, where Mr. Dodge will have
employment on the Hemenway farm.
G.. A. Densmore has had the hall over
his jewelers. store finished off into a
tenement, which is connected with the
store by elevator, and he has moved his
family into the tenement and closed his
house for the winter
Albert Fl. Dennson, lifelong resi-
dent of this town, has recently moved
his family from his farm on the north ,
edge of the town to Wiliamstown vii |
lage, where he purchased house short |
time since.
Madame Luella Woodruff of Barre
City, who had been visiting friends in
town for several days, returned to her /
home last Friday.
Rev John A. Lawrence was recently |
,sled to Marshfeld to ofliciate at a fu-
neral of one of his former parishion-
RS.
Alvah ]. Littel, who has been work
sg on house repairs for w. II. Spmgue
or several weeks, completed his serv-
ces and returned to his home in Barre
Jity last Friday. He expects to return
alter to lay the floors.
John d. Sutton, one OF our elderly
tizens whose home has been broken
lp since the death of his wife year
go, has gone to the town farm to stay
through the winter
Rural Carriers Grant and Durkee have !
'een taking vacations and Charles +.
dickinson has been substituting on
QUITE No. l, and George kenney on
QUITE No. 2. During Mr. Dickinson's
bsence from the 4. A. Corwin Co.'S
tore, his place is being filed by Lyle
/, Beckwith, former clerk there.
DR.. +, p. Walker of Cambridge, Mass, {
as been recent guest of his COUSIN /
con K. Grant, and family.
Mrs. Emma Hatch Little arrived last a
eek from Oneonta, n. u, and will be !
he guest of her mother, Mrs. J. Hatch,
Or a few weeks. /
Rev and Mrs A. b. Enright returned Il
aturday evening from two weeks
acation spent with friends in Massa o
lusetts snd Mr.. Enright resumed his
ork on the West Corinth road. il
Mrs Prank II White who lives in 4
lie south part of Washington, is spend II
e several weeks with friends in Boston,
here she is recuperating after submit n
ng to severe surgical operation. p