The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
CHELSEA

Lee r. Whitney. who has been in tow
for several weeks recovering from hi
recent operation for appendicitis, ha
gone TO Brookfeld TO remain with hi
mother for few weeks.
Mrs. Sarah skinner has come from
Barre TO keep house for her brother
George NJ, Medcalf, for a time.
George +. Folsom and son of Provi
dence, h. L., came last week for a visit
at the home of the formers mother, Mrs
Mary Folsom.
Everett b. Jackson, who had been Wis
iting for several days at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Gertrude b. Sprague
left last Friday on his return trip &c
Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Grace +. Pierson of Manchester
\. H., arrived last week to spend a
month at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie II. Bohonan.
Miss Helena Sargent left last week for
0neonta, n. Y, where she will attend a
summer school for teachers for few
weeks.
Mrs. Bertha Berry Wilder of Barre
City came last week to visit her uncle,
Eugene G. Thorne, and other friends in
town.
Miss Lydia BUELL. of STAFFORD came
hast week to take up her duties as ste
nographer in the office of Atty. Stanley
c. Wilson
Ray f. Titus of Claremont, ~ H., was
a week end visitor at the home of his
father Frank II. Titus, making the trip
| in his new Saxon runabout.
DR.. r. B. Wilson's family of Red Bank,
n, j. arrived in town recently and are
guests at the home of Stanley c. Wilson,
where DR.. Wilson will join them later.
Mrs. A. W. Whitney, who is in the
hospital at Barre, where she underwent
a serious operation last week, is reported
to be making good recovery.
Mrs i. d. Harper, who spent the win
ter here assisting in the care of her
brother, the late C. Cornelius Scales, re-
turned last week to her home in Ashland,
\. H., and her sister, Miss Mary Scales,
who was also with her brother during
the winter, is visiting for time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie H. Bohonan and |
daughter, Miss Neva, and Mr.. and Mrs. |
W, II. Sprague motored to Fort Ethan |
Allen Sunday, where they We're guests of |
Sergt. John W. Sprague and Sergt. Ger
aid A. BiXby, who expect to leave for
the Mexican border before Aug. /.
Prin. Carl D. Grupe, with his wife and
son, left last week for their former home
in WilIsboro, n. y, to spend a three
weeks vacation.
Miss Hortense knight, who was the
guest of friends in town last week left
last Friday for her home in Boston.
Miss Grace f. Wilder OF Lynn, Mass,
arrived in town last week to spend the
summer and has taken board with Mrs
Sarah Hatch.
Henry Clark has purchased new
Ford car of B. A. Goodrich and George
T. Densmore has purchased a new Max
well of Fred A. Ordway. :
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Bohonon returned
last week from five days carriage drive t
and visit to friends in the northern part a
Of the state. u
Clyde Hale of birmingham, Mass,
,ame recently to visit his sister, Mrs. /
Ray H. Royce of South Washington. e
Miss Carrie Sleeper, trained nurse, /
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. a
1arTie Sleeper, LETT last week for Port t
and, Me, where she has employment as :
trained nurse. She was accompanied
~ her sister. Miss Lila Sleeper, who v
las had employment during the past
'ear in South Royalton. T.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Iaselle of Rutland
md Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Longley of \
were guests at Leon f. l.
rants and at Herman Slack's last week.
Elwood PeasIee. who has been in town S
or a week visiting friends, returned y
o his home in Manchester, n. H., Sun Il
ay.
Miss Alice Hackett returned last week h
rom a visit to friends in Rutland and m
icinity.
John NJ. Atwood of Boston was an
yer Sunday guest at the home of his
lother, Mrs. Jennie Atwood.
The ball game played on the Roberts
ould athletic field last Saturday after st
Don between the home team and team e'
'om Graniteville was an especially in.
resting game, which resulted in score tu
. to | in favor of the visitors. w
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