The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-25
CHELSEA

| MISS MARY iidiiiis l't"'h'u "N
TO Montpelier, where she viii continue
her studies at the seminary.
Miss Jennie Orr, who had been In towf
for short time, has gone 10 Wesl
Springfield, Mass, for the winter.
Stanley c. Wilson was in Montpelier
and Burlington ON business last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
John ". Spraguc and Gerald A. RiSby
have returned 10 Norwich university "a
continue their studies, the former being a
member of the senior class and the latter
a member OF the junior class.
Mrs. Drank Kidder OF Clarcmont, ~
In, arrived in town last week and Is Wis
iting her father, Wiram Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe o. Coburn are
Having the pleasure of visit from their
daughter. Miss Minnie Coburn of st.
bloomsbury.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bickford went last week 10
Barre to visit relatives and old friends
for short time.
Mrs. Annie Perkins Is entertaining as
her guest her cousin, Miss Florence Per
kns of Essex, Mass.
Daniel q. Stoughton is putting in a
cement floor and making other repairs in
the kitchen connected with the vestry OF
the Congregational church, and is also
laying several hundred feet of cement
sidewalk on Cemetery street Immediately
north of the entrance of Highland GENE
terry.
Mrs. Charles f. Dickinson has recently
entertained as her guest her mother, Mrs.
Charles Clark of Corinth.
George A. Tracy and William II.
Sprague were business visitors IN the
towns of Stockbridge and Rochester last
Wednesday.
Miss Marion Beckwith, the older
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Beck I
with, has accepted position as one OF
the switch tenders at the South Corlnth
central and assumed her new duties last
week.
Mrs. Ruth Mills, who had been the
guest of her aunts. Mrs. Jennie Atwood
and Mrs. Alice Hadley, has returned to
her home in Lynn, Moss.
William IL. Adams and Vinton A. Cor
win left last week for Barre, where they
will be students at Goddard seminary
during the coming year.
Miss Florence Marshall, who has been
the guest of her brother DIR. A. 1. Mar /,
shall. has returned to her home in Bos-
ton where she is teacher in the pub
lie schools.
Miss Emma L. Darling, who has been
a guest ut the home of her brother, Gen.
Charles K Darling, in Concord, Mass,
for three weeks, has returned home
ha pat tar IA Ippi I
as their guests recently. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gay and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gay, friends from Cavendish.
A. b. Lane of Barre commenced last /
week the work of building new cement
bridge near the Kennedy garage TO re-
place the old wooden structure. The new
bridge will not be of so long a span and
while it will be no higher than the old
bridge, the bed of the stream will be
lowered so as to take care of the high
water in the spring of the year.
Wyness E. Tucker of Orange and Miss
Alyce R. Morse, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Oramel l. Morse, who live near the
Chelsea line in Washington, were mar
RED in Montpelier Saturday, Sept. 8, and
a largely attended reception was ten
leTtu lHtHl az oIdfkt ,Nhhti W viz |
grange Friday evening, Sept. %. They
will make their home in Orange for
time, where the groom is engaged in
farming, and the bride will teach for
year.
Miss Alice Button went last week to
Johnson to attend the normal school and
Miss Alice Tabor went to Lyndonville TO
AXE a course of study.
The remains of Mrs. Jed Luce, who
vas formerly Miss Belle j. Hood, were
brought here from Lowell Mass, Mon {
lay, Sept. Is, where she died at the
hospital following an operation, her age
,eing 81 years. She was native OF tins D
own and spent her early life on the west
ill. She is survived by her husband and Z
me son, who accompanied the remains J
,ere. Funeral services we're held from
he home OF Wilmarth II. Luce and in
erment was in the family lot in High
and cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton f. Hutchinson /
nd their five children from Flint, Mich,
listed friends in town last Friday and
saturday They were former residents
ere and at one time Mr.. Hutchinson was b
roprietor of the Chelsea mills, and left d
ere for the West about nine years ago
Ir. Hutchinson holds position of re- 7
with the Buick company, ]
18th headquarters at Flint, Mich, from
,hich place they motored to Vermont S
nd return. a
Chelsea furnishes the following teach p
rs this fall: Miss Ola NJ. Hood teaches
I Montpelier, Pauline Darling in Will T.
amstown, Ruby Clarke in Wilmington, &
elena Sargent in Windsor, Neva M. Be-
oman in Norwich, Ethelyn Sargent in "
Vest Windsor, Mae Ashlne in Warren,
lanche Carpenter in Barnard, Ruth Bur
ress in Waits River, Alice Emery in f
orinth, Eunice Bowin and Christabel Ia
ensmore in Thetford Elsie Hood in
range. Marion Lord and Gladys Ballou Il
sharon Ruth Ransom in Nershire. ts