The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
CHELSEA

Miss Margaret Shay, who makes he
, home with her uncle, Andrew l.. Sprague
who resides on the vest min, lett las
J week for Middlebny, to become en-
, rolled as u student in Middlebury col
lege.
n Louis r. Densmore went recently Il
Boston, to be absent for time on bus
mess connected with the New Englant
Brokerage company.
j Miss Vera M. Beckwith has accepted
a position as clerk in the Il. A. Corwir
Go. store, and has commenced upon the
work Of her new position.
! Miss Dorothy NOR, who has beer
4 spending the summer at the home Of
DENIS Densmore, has returned to hel
home in Cambridge, Mass.
!, Mrs. Ellen Fl. Burrell of Rockland
Mass, has been the recent guest of Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Flint and other friends
on the west hill.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Il. Smith have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
/ ry Clark on the west hill. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith, who were former residents here,
are now living in Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason M. Carpenter re-
turned last week to their home in st.
bloomsbury, after having been the guests
for several days of the formers sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Theron d.
Spear, on South Main street. Mr.. Car
pentcr is former Chelsea boy, a son Of
the late Martin Carpenter. He is now
a rural mail carrier in st. Johnsbury,
where he has made his home for the past
thirty years.
Mrs. B. f. Smith entertained as her
guest last week, he sister, Mrs. Alice
Boone, Of Manchester, N. Fl.
Mrs. Climena Emery, who has been
spending several weeks in town as the
guest of Miss Sarah Gustin, has re-
turned to her home in Somerville, Mass.
Madam Laura A. Meade, who is max
ing her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Edward j. Cook, on the west hill, spent
last week with friends in Barre City.
Mrs. George A. Tracy returned home
Monday, after having spent several days
with friends in Barre City.
Miss Mary J. George left last week for
Boston, where she will spend two weeks
visiting friends. During her absence,
her household cares are being looked
after by Mrs. Calista M. Hamblin.
Miss Evelyn Sprague recently enter
tanned at her home on the west hill,
Floyd and Lulu Whittier of Hancock,
and accompanied them on their return
home.
Miss Fairbanks, who has been recent |
guest of Miss Mary George, has re-
turned to her home in Melrose, Mass.
j. B. Hill who has occupied the tene-
ment house near the bobbin shop, which |
is owned by the Chelsea Wood Manu-
company, has vacated the same |
and moved into the Clement house on
South Main street.
Miss Mary Scales Of Montpelier,
laughter of Mrs. Ellen Scales of this
town, was married pm Sept. "a, to
Charles Robe, also of Montpelier. Both
sfr. and Mrs. Robbie have been employed
or several years by the National Life
insurance Co.
News has been received here OF the
ieath on Sept. Is, of Albert Charles
latch. at his home in Norwich, Conn.
hr. Hatch was native of this town
md the son Of the late Harry w. Hatch.
lie was the last of his fathers family.
lN 10 ny HIS Nl&t anu Etftih1J
lephews and nieces, among whom is
ernest A. Corwin of this town.
DIR. and Mrs. +. G. Sprague and chill
rem of Barre City were in town Sunday
S guests of the formers brother, w.
|. Sprsgue, and wife.
Herbert II. Mattoon, for many years
ne of our most industrious and prosper
us farmers, died at his home on the
asst hill on Sept. %, after lingering
lness of several months. His age was
5 and he is survived by his wife, who
las Carrie NJ. Beckwith of this town,
nd by one son, Hale w. Mattoon. The {
uneral was held from his late home
riday afternoon, the Gath, Rev. John |
!. Lawrence officiating, and interment !
as in the family lot in Highland Gem
terry, the bearers being Edward O. Mat. !
BON, brother, Frank Gilman and G. 5
|. Medcalf, and Carl NJ. Beckwith, broth
rs-in.law.
Mrs. Willard P. Townsend spent sew |
al DAYS last week in Randolph as the
nest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo II. Pow
5.
Season tickets for the lecture course v
nder the auspices Of the high school, q
ere put on sale at G. A. Bucks drug
ore Tuesday morning.
V. H. Eddy. optician, OF Bethel. was
the Orange county hotel on Monday 2
"a Tuesday of this week, on profess ;
onal business.
Stanley c. Wilson went 20 Montpelier g
uesday TO attend the opening of the
ermont supreme court and TO attend 2
30 the annual meeting of the Vermont
lr association.
All reports from Mrs Henry w. Bur
INKS, who was recently operated upon q
the Randolph sanatorium for appen- .
eitis, are 20 the effect that she Is
aking a good recovery.
G. l. Hood Of Lowell, Mass. was in u
wn for day recently, 10 visit his
rm on the west hill. =
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