The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-29
CHELSEA

Miss Leone NJ. Thorne, who is teaching
/ In NeTgennes, was recently guest at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene @. Thorne.
4. Alonzo Taylor, who has been IN
poor health for the past year and unable
TO pursue his work as stone cutter IN
Barre City, is staying temporarily with
his daughter, Mrs. George ID. Lyford'
Miss Marion Hall OF Taunton, Mass,
arrived in town recently and is guest
at the home Of DIR. aud Mrs, William IL.
Cook. Mrs. Cook and Miss Hall are sis.
/ tiers.
Miss Lydia $. Buell. was In Boston
few days last week. being called there TO
attend the funeral of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilder and son,
Alfred, OF Barre were Christmas guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene q.
| Thorne.
Mr. and Mrs Harry X. Wishart were
guests Saturday and Sunday of rela'
ltiyes In Barre.
IL. \. Mattison, who has been confined
to his home with sciatic rheumatism for
nearly month, has so far recovered TO
be able TO resume his work as cashier IN
the local bank.
Charles j. Bannister of Brookfield was
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Among our young people, who were
home for Christmas were Frank I. DICK
inson of Montpelier, at Mrs. Lizzie 7.
Smiths; Russell G.. Corwin OF Boston,
Vinton A. Corwin from Goddard semi
nary, and Harold Corwin of Barre. at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Er'
nest A. Corwin; Milo NJ. Sleeper of STRAIT
ford at Mrs. Abbie Sleeper'si Miss Alice
| Button from the Castleton Normal school
at Charles +. Buttons; John w. Sprague
from Norwich university at w. H.
Sprague's: Gerald A. Bixby from Nor
wich university at Frank +. Bixbys;
William II. Adams from Goddard semi
nary at b. II. Adams; Miss Pauline Oar
ling, who is teaching in Williamstown,
and Mary Darling from Montpelier semi
nary at Harold X. Darling's; Miss Neva
NJ. Bohonon. who is teaching in Norwich,
at l.. Ii. Bohonon's; Miss Mary Ashline,
who is teaching in Warren, at Henry
10 Ladd's; Miss Elizabeth A. Carson OF
Barre City at Mrs. Mary Beekwiths.
Fred Ransom, who had been visiting
his father, H. L. Ransom, for several
DAYS, returned to Boston Tuesday night,
where he has employment.
Reginald Hill who is member OF the
freshman class in the University of Yer
mont, is spending a two weeks vacation
with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. w. II.
Hill
John O'Donnell, who has been working
for several months at the bobbin shop,
has completed his services there and lett
last Saturday for his former home in
the northern part of the state.
The local bobbin shop. under the new
ownership and management, started
Wednesday, Dec. 81 in charge of +. A.
Green.
Hinkley Sargent, who has worked for
Henry Clark for the past two years, has
completed his services there and has en-
gagged to work for the Orange County
Bobbin company.
Fred p. Hall returned the first OF the
week from Barre City, where he had
been spending a week at the home OF
Stanley G. Wilson has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Willard
T. King, late OF Tunbrdge, and Willard
IP. Townsend and Hiram n. Madison
have been appointed appraisers and com
missioners on said estate, and they are
all in Tunbridge this week invoicing and
Iappraising same
Despite the snow and ice, Henry F.
Gates is still running his auto truck
between Chelsea and South Royaiton, but
the auto stage was withdrawn from serv-
ice on Friday, Dec p.
Let everyone remember the New Years
ball, which will be given at the town
hall Monday evening, Jan. !, under the
auspices of the local fire department. The
Chelsea opera house orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Deputy Sheriff Dan d. Howe of Ran.
dolph was in town Tuesday on Official
business.