The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-26
CHELSEA

John NJ. Comstock left last week for
| New Haven, Conn, to attend the national
council of churches, held in that city.
Milo L. Sleeper, who for the past two
years has been clerking for ii. II. udaii
u STAFFORD, was in town last week.
Mrs. Arthur Camp has sold her place
on Main street, known as the Harvey
Sanborn place, to her stepdaughter, Mrs.
Clarence Granger of East Randolph. The
consideration is said to be Sl,400.
Mrs. AlonEo II. Powers returned to
Randolph last week, after visiting friends
in town for few days.
Munroe o. Coburn returned home last
week from Lebanon, n H., where he had
been visiting his sister.
DIR. Francis A. Eaton and Hayden NJ.
GAYLORD of Randolph were in town on
business last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Airs. Harry +. Bryant recently
entertained as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen and three children of East Barnard
and Miss Ethel Fits of Woodstock.
Eugene G. Thorne returned last Thurs
day evening from Boston, where he had
been the guest OF his brother, Frank
Thorne, for a week.
Dan G. Stonghton has moved his house
hold goods which have been at Mrs. FL
len Cleveland's during the past year, back
TO his home in South Royalton, where
his family will resume housekeeping
again. their house having been rented
during the past year.
Mrs. Eugene G. Thorne was so unfor-
tunate as 20 receive a fall last Friday,
which occasioned the breaking Of one
leg.
Miss Bernice Rouelie, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Ruth Kennedy has re-
turned 20 her home In Ludlow.
Miss Ethel Mae Paul, daughter. of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Leonard Paul OF this place,
was married In Boston Oct. 10 Nelson
Alexander Norwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norwood win reside in Boston.
John II. Stone of Montpelier, former
Chelsea boy, the youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Z. Stone, who reside on tho
west hill, was a member Of the class
which was recently admitted 10 the Yer
mont bar. having successfully passed his
examinations.
At special meeting Of George Wash.
ington lodge. No. 81, y. and A. NJ. held
last Thursday evening, there was an I'M
usually good attendance TO witness the
work Of the y. {. and NJ. NJ. degrees.
Mrs. Ray II. Dearborn returned home
last week from a visit 20 her mother,
who resides in West Fairlce.
william II. Cook Of Buzzards Bay.
Mass. arrived in town last week 10 spend
his vacation Of two weeks and Is visit
ing his mother. Mrs Washington Beede.
Mrs. Cook and children. who have been
here - the grests of her parents. DR..
and Mrs. William n. Hill, VIII return 20
their home With Mr.. Cook this week.
Mr.. Cook vac for several years popular
clerk in tosu and now enjoys holding
down a good position with The New Eng
hand Tclephons a Telegraph Co. with
headquarters 81 Buzzards hay.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Bngbee have moved
from the Robinson house On Main street
% the Tenement I'D joins y SaahOrns
house recentlv vacated b. Mrs. Booth,
snd Nj and Mrs. Ray NJ Dearborn have
COMMENCED hgust keeping in Tire Robinson
house. uhieh NJ Dearborn has rented for
The coming year
Winiam Hslard. who has ben q guest
81 the orHuet Courtv hotel sinoe early
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turn w. - h,s home IN san Louis 0tl.s- 4
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