The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-11
CHELSEA

Miss Edna Dashner OF Barre was in
town last week and was the guest OF
Mrs Sarah Hatch
Miss Gladys Mccormick, who had been
the guest OF Miss Neva NJ. Bohonon for
several days, returned TO her home in
Montpelier last Saturday.
Many friends OF Charles G. Tucker of
runbridge, who have believed for a long
time that he was mentally unbalanced,
will be interested TO know that he was
committed to the state hospital for the
insane at Waterbury last Friday for
treatment.
Mrs. Grace Scott Hill of Boston ar.
rived in town last week, for a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Eunice A. Adams, and
other relatives
Miss Lyle L. Tracy of Boston spent
last week in town as the guest of her
mother, Mrs Laura A. Tracy.
/ Thomas Smith of Topsham, who was
confined in jail here, having been bound
up 10 county court on a charge of breach
OF the peace, was ordered committed TO
the state hospital for the insane at Wat
erbury for observation, and was COM
mitted to that institution by Sheriff
AFRO A. Reed last week.
Miss Florence Emery of Springfield,
Mass, came last week for visit 70
her uncle and aunt, Walter and Miss
Rose Emery.
DIR. Henry w, Bacon, who has been lc-
Gated at Corinth for the past two years,
is stopping in town. and il is understood
that he will open an Office in the Dana
house. He is boarding at present at |
Charles A. Bacon's.
Herbert K. Kennedy and wife of |
Bridgeport, Conn, arrived in town last |
Saturday to spend their annual vacation !
at the heme OF the formers mother, Mrs
Ruth Kennedy, on North Main street
Carroll Carpenter, the older son of Mr..
and Mrs Marshall A Carpenter, has gone
to Lowell, Mass. where he has accepted
a position with c. | Hood.
A son was born June 90 TO Mr. and
Mrs. Charles f. Button, who reside on
the west hill
Miss Ethel Perkins, who had been tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Young
for several DAYS, left last week for her
home in Quechee.
Mr.. and Mrs Delmar A. Beckwith and
son, who had been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl NJ Beekwith and Mr.. and Mrs Wal.
ter II. Beckwith for a week left last
for their home in st Johns
bury, where Mr.. Beckwith has fine po-
sition with the Fairbanks Scale Co.
Daniel g. Bixby of Barre spent few
lays in town last week as the guest Of
ais mother. Mrs, Abbe Bixby.
Mrs David d. Whitney and little
If ATidJto4oup Conn ba.-a
lived in town to spend the summer, and
ire boarding at Fred Fl. Stantons on
Maple avenue. 1t is expected that Mr.
who is a professor of biology
t Wesleyan university, will join them
iere later in the season. Prof Whitney
: well known here, having been at one
ime student at the Chelsea academy,
nd is brother of Mrs. Max L. Hay
yard and Lee X, Whitney.
Everett B. Jackson Of Memphis, Tenn
nd Miss Hortense Knight of Boston,
lass, came Sunday afternoon to spend
few DAYS in town and are guests OF
1r. and Mrs. w. II. Sprague Mr. Jack
On has a responsible position as chem
i with the Southern Cotton Oil Co, and
as been located at Memphis during the
asst year.
Charles and James Titus, who make
leir home with their uncle and aunt,
IT. and Mrs. Oliver d. Medcalf returned
st week from a weeks visit TO their
ster, Mrs. Lillian Blanchard, of Lisbon,
.. H.
Miss Margaret Shay arrived in town
st week to spend her summer vacation
the home OF her uncle, Andrew J.,
prague, on the west hill. Miss Shay
is recently completed her freshman
.ar at Middlebury college
AIRS Fred r. Hall spent several days \
st week~as the guest of her daughter, 4
rs. Roderiek Cameron, in Barre.
Miss Iris Buck of Randolph and her =
andmother Mrs. L. +. Buck of Leba n;
n, n. H. were in town last week as Su
e guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Buck. ev
Miss Olive Walker went last week 80
,xbury, where she will do table wor~ . =
r the season at Camp Tela Wauket ba
Lawrence Seaver and Winslow Flint Of
ashington spent several days in town r.,
i week as the guests Of Col and Mrs. ba
,rbert O. Bixby,
Rev Eldon A, Austin, who recently ve
aduated from Middlebury college, and w,
wife. were guests of relatives here
d week. Mi