The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-12
CHELSEA

Mrs. Ernest NJ Young returned the
last OF the week from two weeks visit
among relatives and friends in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Clara j. Dickerman, who has
been spending the summer with MISS
Nancy Hall on Maple avenue, lett last
week for Boston TO remain during the
winter.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene II. Kendall, who reside
on the l.. q. Hayward farm on the east
hill.
Lester d. Bryant returned last week
to his home in Lincoln after spending a
few days in town as the guest of his
sister, Madam Irene Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clellan Waldo Fisher OF
Worcester, Mass, arrived in town last
week and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Sprague. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
Sprague are sisters.
DIR. +. l.. Beckwith and son, Lyle K.
| Beckwith, r. Dewitt Sargent, Arthur II.
! Morey and some Others of our sports
men left Saturday for the wilds OF Wash
ington, where they will 60 into camp Tor
about 10 days.
Miss Mary j. George is entertaining
as her guest Mrs. Theodore Chaplin of
Washington, D. C.
John c. Clark of st. Johnsbury, who
was for a period of 10 years cashier Of |
the old National bank here from 1873 !
to 1883, was in town with an auto party
last week.
Eugene II. Kennedy commenced taking |
in apples last week and commenced max
ing cider Saturday As there is an IN
usually large crop Of apples it looks as
though the cider season would be Il long
one.
Miss Blanche Townsend, who has been
spending several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard p Townsend lett
last week for New York City to take up
her work again as instructor in dramatic
art.
Warren Gilman OF Lowell Mass, ar
rived in town recently for a visit to his
brother, Frank Gilman.
John NJ. Comstock returned Friday
evening from a business trip of several
days to the capital city.
The annual hunt will occur Tuesday, |,
Oct. 90, and F. Il. Hood and Guy A. Buck
have been elected captains. All who de-
sire to participate in the hunt are re- f,
quested to report TO either Mr.. Hood or /,
Mr.. Buck on or before Monday evening,
Oct. 10.
Miss Bessie Burgess, who has been
spending two weeks in town, left last !
Thursday for her home in upper Nyack,
n. Y, and she was accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Nellie Burgess, who will ne !
the guest of ner niece, Mrs. George J. ,
Hemer, for two weeks
The following officers We're elected AT
a recent meeting of the Christian En-
ieavor society: President, Mrs. Ned A. =
griffin; vice president, Miss Blanche Alb.
bolt; secretary, Miss Myrtle +. Bixby; J
corresponding secretary, Mrs. John NJ. =
1omstock; treasurer, Mrs. Oliver f. Bur. u
yess; lookout committee. Fife NJ. Co. q
lurn, Oliver L. Brugess Blanche c. Alb
,urn. Oliver +. Burgess, Blanche G.. Alb
.eslie II, Bohonan, Alice X. Emery, Will o
lam Il. Burbank; social committee, Mrs.
stanley c. Wilson, Ruth NJ Burgess and
Gertrude H. Medcslf; missionary com u
nittee, Mrs. Sarah Hatch. Mrs. Fred II. q
stanton and Earl G. Thorne; flower com 7
nittee, Rachel tomstock. Neya NJ. BU.
ionan and Hazel y. Flanders;; music T
ommittee, Mrs. Percy j. Heath. Mrs N
W. Whitney and Esther +. Smith i
eading club committee. i. NJ. Comstock,
irs. r. d. Barnes and Mrs. Herbert o. n
'ixby, with three persons outside the "
ociety to be chosen by the committee Sc
John Z. Sprague and family OF Man "a
hester. y. H.. were in town recently
$ the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Houston
+. Fits Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Fits
re sisters.
The first entertainment of the high
'hool lecture course was given at tho 10
pera house Friday evening by a quar- H'
lite OF Spanish girls. The program was
ntircly musical and was very much en-. NJ
wed by a full house.
John VI Atwood Of Boston spent sat W
rday and Sunday in town as the guest ~
his mother. Madam Atwood. on Maple
venue. "
Ben r. Adams was home from vii NJ
= mstown over Sunday and his many M
tends are glad 20 note the Improvement hli
his physical condition.