The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-14
CHELSEA

Mrs Ruth Bohonon advertises TO sci
her household goods preparatory 10 NOV
ing 20 Vcrshire 10 live.
Miss Ada Dennis OF Chelsea, Mass.
was a guest last week at the hmne OF
Mrs. Annie Perkins.
Miss Carrie Sleeper, who has been
spending several weeks at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Abbie Sleeper, left last
week for Portland, Me-, where she has
employment as trained nurse.
Mrs. g. w. Aborn and daughter Miss
Lora, of New York City We're guests
last week Of Walter II. and Rose Emery.
Mrs. Aborn is the daughter OF DIR. Fred
W. Emery, who for many years was n
practicing physician here.
Miss Neva NJ. Bohonon left last week
rolled as student at the state normal
school.
Herbert r. Kennedy and wife, who
had been guests for the past four weeks
at the home of the formers mother, Ma
dam Ruth Kennedy, returned Saturday
to their home in Bridgeport, Conn,
Miss Mary George entertained as her
guest last week, Miss H. c. Fairbanks
Of Natick, Mass.
Miss Florence Emery of Montague
City, Mass, arrived in town last week,
and is guest at the home of her uncle,
Walter II. Emery.
W. II. Sprague has rented his farm
stock and tools for the coming year
to Guy j.. Rogers of Brockton, Mass,
who takes possession Sept. 10.
o. Fay Allen and Archie r. Sanborn
returned Friday evening from Wood
stock, where they attended the fair.
They will also be in attendance at the
state fair this week.
Miss Nora Taylor went last week to
Randolph, where she has position as
teacher in the graded school, Miss Ethel
ynde Sargent returned to Springfield to |
resume teaching where she taught dur
ing the past two years, and Miss Mar
ion Lord and Miss Gladys Ballou went
to Sharon, where they will teach the
coming year.
Mrs. A. G. Prince of Iowa City, who
will be remembered by many here as
Miss Lillian Moulton, was in town re-
GENTLY as the guest of Mrs. William NJ.
Boyd.
Eugene II. Kennedy, James +. Kenne-
ly, Richard Druge and Ned A. Griffin,
last Thursday from Boston,
where the former purchased three cars,
.wo Bucks and one Regal, which they
lrove home.
Lewis n. Lucas and family visited
riends in Barre Sunday and their daugh-
er, Miss Eva Lucas, who had been visit
ng friends in that city for week, re-
urned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilder H. Dearborn
pent last Monday in West Fairlee,
where they were the guests of Judge
William Paul.
Mrs. Booth, her daughter and maid,
Fho have spent the summer in town,
eft Friday for their home in New York
'itv.
With all due Difference to the farmers
Washington and Williamstown, who
ave had noted in the press some stalks
/ corn of unusual height, Chelsea comes /
ITO the limelight with stalk of corn
aised by Isaac Recor which measures
airteen and one-half feet high. :,
Mrs. G. NJ. Bickford went Sunday
, Barre to look after some of her prop
rty interests there before leaving for Il
lmira, n. Y, where she plans to spend d
he winter with her son, Hiram H. Bick-
)rd. b
State Tax Commissioner Charles A.
lumley of Mortified was in town on Z,
lsiness last Friday and was accompa h
led by Herbert C. Cady, one of the
resent senators from Washington coun- Y,
z. A
The family of Merritt Partridge OF
oyalton, who. have resided here for the =,
lst two months, vacated Il. II. Kenne- =
Is tenement last week, moving tenn ="
'rarily to North Tunbridge
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Austin. who u
side on the west hill, went to North
Id Sunday to visit relatives for few tt
VS.. al
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Tillotson of Wash
gton were in town Sunday as the N
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f. Good g
IN. u
The personal property belonging to
e estate of the late Frank Fuller was q
Id at auction Saturday afternoon, and
cd prices were realized te