The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-07
CHELSEA

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Miss Vera Beckwith returned Monday
evening from Randolph. where she had
been an over-Sunday guest OF Miss GA
M. Hood
/ Wallace ii. Sanborn and w. Ill.
! Sprague were in Barre Wednesday even
ing, the latter to attend the monthly
meeting of the directors of the Granite
Mutual INSURANCE. company.
| AT 1.-THE regular monthly communication
of George Washington lodge, No. 81, =.
and A. NJ, Thursday evening the officers
elect were duly installed by Past Master
Stanley c. Wilson, and after the install
lation a ''feed" was served by the stew
ards.
Harold Corwin, a junior in Dartmouth
college, spent Sunday as guest OF ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin,
and returned to Hanover, Monday
Mrs. Leonard H. Bacon returned the
first Of the week from Charlestown. n.
H., where she had been the guest Tor
several days of her mother, Madam
| Clark.
Miss Cbristabel Densmore, alter spend
| ing the over-Sunday recess with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Densmore,
returned Monday to Barre, where she is
taking teachers training course at
Spaulding high school.
John McCollom, jr., is taking an en-
| forced vacation ON account of rheumatic
trouble, from his work with the firm Of
Thompson, Hoague & Co. of Concord,
n. III. John is one of the younger men
who have gone ont from Chelsea and
de good and his many friends here
hope for his speedy recovery.
John w. Sprague and his room mate,
Clifton i. A. Sprague of Milton, Mass,
who have been spending several days in
town, returned Tuesday to Mortified
to resume their studies at Norwich uni
versity.
Georgia Camp: widow of the late Ho-
mer d. Camp of Barre, arrived in town
/ the first of the week to remain for a
| time as the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
DENIS w. Densmore.
/ Ned A. Griffin and Miss Mary ". At
wood, both of this town, We're married
"Wednesday evening at the Congregation
al parsonage by Rev. John A. Lawrence
and left Immediately for a short we'd
ding trip. Congratulations are extended
from large circle of friends.
The young people of the Methodist
church will hold Lincoln social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Baraw
on the evening OF February IL. There
will be q program consisting Of short
debate on the question, Resolved, That
/ the presidency presents as many difficult
| ties to-day as II did in Lincoln's time"
| Games win be in order and refreshments
will be served and the invitation to at.
tend is general.
Stanley C. Wilson was in Mortified
on business Wednesday, as was Oscar d.
Tracy in Tunbridge on Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sanborn OF Barre came
Tuesday evening to remain for few
days with her mother at the home of her
| brother. Wallace III. Sanborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry n Sanborn visit
ed friends in Barre Wednesday.
The Chelsea Outing club, which has
recently been formed, with member
ship of %, has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President, Gny
A. Buck; e-president, II. \. Matti-
son; secretary and treasurer. Harry r.
Wishart; executive committee, Mrs. Carl
ID. Grippe, Miss Vera Beekwith and Leon
/ G. Ordway. The members OF the club
plan to take hike every Tuesday even
| ing when the weather permits.
A business meeting of the Epworth
| league was held at the church yestry re-
Gently. when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
! Thomas n. Hill first ice-president, de-
partment of spiritual work, Mrs. Jessie
Davis Hill. second vice. president, depart
ment OF world evangelism, Miss Ola VI.
Hood; third vice-president, department
of social service, Miss Eunice Bowen;
fourth vice president, department of rec
reation and culture, Miss Airline Baraw;
secretary. Mrs. A. u. Enright treasurer,
Mrs. Nellie Hood.
AT the weekly meeting of the Reading
club associated with the Congregational
church, next Monday evening, the exer-
cises will be in charge OF Prof. Grippe
and the reader will be Mr.. Smith. the
superintendent of schools in this union.
| The pupils of the high and graded
schools are practicing for cantata en-
titled, "The Carnival of Flowers" to be
given in the town hall Wednesday even
| ing. February is. The east of charac-
| tiers is large, including a queen. pages,
etc, and the music consists OF solo,
duets and choruses. Let there be a good
attendance to aid and encourage the
work Of the school.
Frank Il. Bixby is cutting a second
crop of ice of an especially fine quality
to finish filing the village icehouses
and for the neighboring farmers to fill
their icehouses.
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