The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-13
CHELSEA

week with TRENDS III barton,
Fred w. Eaton of Boston arrived j
town last week for few days visit a
the home Of his cousin, Mrs, Charles i
Baraw.
Miss Leone NJ. Thornc, who has laugh
in Topsham during tile past year,
spending her summer vacation at tn
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. En-
gene G. Thorne.
Dir. Robert b. Wilson, who has bee
the guest of his brother, Stanley q. vii
son, for week, left for his home in Rec
Bank, n j., Friday morning His wifi
and children will remain here for few
weeks.
! Miss Elizabeth A. Carson of Barre wa
a recent guest at the home of Mrs. Mary
Beckwith.
George r. Griffin returned last week
from the Barre City hospital, having re
covered sufficiently from his operation
for apI endicitis to make the trip with
safety.
Edward b. Hatch, who retired from
the Office of postmaster, has accepted a
position in the National Bank of Orange
County and commenced his new duties
last Thursday and his many friends here
are pleased to know that such position
has opened up to him as to enable him
to remain in town.
Miss Marion Lord, who has taught for
several years in Sharon, is in town for
her summer vacation and she and her
niece, Miss Nora Taylor, have opened
fba To pIar bayna ~ MAR, otraaf .uhayo
they are stopping for the summer.
Ray +. Titus, who has a position as
machinist at the Sullivan machine shops
in Claremont, N. H., spent few days
in town recently as the guest of his fa-
Their, Frank Titus.
William A. Dickinson, who has lived
at the head of Wallace avenue for the
past two years, has moved his family to
North Randolph, where he has rented
place.
Rev. Carl c. Corwin, who for the past
two years has been in Porto Rico as
missionary, arrived in town last week
for a visit to his parents, DIR. and Mrs.
M. HI. Corwin, and on Sunday spoke at
the Union church in East Brookfeld.
Miss NJ. Blanche Townsend, who has
been visiting friends in Barre for the
past week, returned home Sunday after
noon.
Louis Z. Densmore of Boston arrived
in town recently for a visit to his moth.
err, Mrs. Dennis NJ. Densmore, who also
has as her guest, Miss Dorothy NOR OF
Boston.
Miss Eliza Carr has purchased Albert
Hopkins place on South Main street for
$3.50 and will take possession as soon as
she can sell her farm and personal prop
arty on the east hill.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Percy J. Heath on Saturday. July 3. |
and son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. |
Roberts on Sunday, July IL.
Mrs. Adelbert |. Skinner and daugh- |
Ter, Miss Beth skinner, of Barre came
asst week for an indefinite stay with |
friends in town and are guests at the |
rome of the formers brother, George M.
Medcalf.
Miss Edith Burgess, who is employed
The will graduate as a trained nurse in
he fall, arrived in town last week to
pend a two weeks vacation and is the
yuest of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bur
gess
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 0. Mattoon were
allied TO Bradford Saturday TO attend
he funeral of the latter's aunt
Arthur w. Braman of Washington and
Hiss Edna L. Colby Of Chelsea were
nited in marriage at Tire Methodist par.
onsge by Rev. Mr.. Hazeltine on Wednes-
ay evening, June 30. Mr.. Braman ha
gently bought the Whitney farm, near
he sulphur spring, where they will make
heir home, II
Fred II. Bohonon was 50 unfortunate
gently as to loose his pocketbook con
aiming sos and should the finder he so
ind as to return il TO him he would b. 4
litably rewarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Parker and son. 6
ebert, of Barre spent Sunday in town
, the guests of Mrs. parker's parents. y
IT, and Mrs. Fred A. 0rdway.
Moses Rivers has rented the tenement
Milo NJ Sanborn, recently vacated ~
rs. Roxanna $. Jones, and moved his
mily there last week. He will work
r Edward O. Mattoon through having. I,
Calvin Goodwin is in very poor health
the present time, Having suffered /.
we're hemorrhage Of the lungs last Il
eek.
Miss Hattie J. Orr Of Montpelier has \
Irchssed Of Eugene c. sleeper Of Tun- 4
idge his tenement on Jail street now
eupied by Professor Grupe. Il