The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-28
CHELSEA
Large Party Of People Left Saturday for
Washington, d. c.


The following party left Saturday
forenoon for weeks trip 20 Washing
ton, d. c. Principal and Mrs. c. d.
Grupe q, g. Mann, Miss Florence Bee
be, Miss Ola NJ Hood, Miss Edna Dash
ner, Marion Beckwth, Ruth Gokey, Alice
Tabor, Alice Button, Ruby Clark, Alice
Emery, Gertrude MedSalf, Mabel Os-
borne, Lena Spear, Ruth Ransom, Ellen
Larkin, Gladys Ballou, Vera Bcckwith,
Rachel Comstock, Verne Lougee, Leon
Clark, William Adams, Reginald Hill,
Fred Whitney, Ninton Corwin, Merton
Little, Leon Osborne, and they were
joined ON route by Mrs. Josie Lougee OF
Barre, Miss Mabel Edwards OF North.
field and Miss Nora Taylor OF Randolph.
Mrs. Celia Flanders, who has filed the
position of cook at the South Royalton
house for several years, has rented the
Corliss house ON Maple avenue and Will
open the same for boarders ON May !.
OF. Allen and w. w. u'nderhill, pro
prietors of the Chelsea job Press, have
purchased of w. r. Townsend and II. \.
Mattison, the old bank building on Main
street, and they propose 20 take out the
Told vault and the partition between the
two rooms, thus throwing the interior
into one large room in which they will
| lay new hardwood floor and will drop
the ceiling three feet after which re-
pairs are completed, they will have fine
and adequate quarters for their printing
business. They win also finish of a
stock room over the main room. Messrs.
Allen and Underhill are hustlers and are
building up substantial business
Mrs w. p. Townsend returned recent
ly from a soiourn among friends in
Barre for three weeks.
Cecil Cady who has been spending
several months In town with his grand |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bugbee, left !
last week for his home in Lawrenceville, |
N. Y.
B. II. Adams spent several days last |
week on business in South Royalton and |
West Lebanon, ~ II.
DIR. and Mrs William II. Cook re-
turned Wednesday from West Fairlee,
where the doctor had been engaged in
dental work the first days of the week.
Mrs. Arthur Dickinson has gone to
Boston to join her husband who has
been in that city for several weeks at
tending a BARRIERS school.
Mrs. Charles NJ Dickey of Lowell,
Mass. was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles A. Densmore last week, as was
also Mrs. Densmore's daughter, Mrs.
Belle Densmore, of Concord, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Z. George of Hart
land were in town a few days recently as
guests of the formers parents, Mr.. and ;
Mrs. f. A. George.
The bobbin shop shut down last week
for repairs and as soon as they are com :
pleted, will resume work again. Mr..
Greene, the new proprietor, has taken in
a sufficient stock of logs to keep the
plant running nearly all summer.
Mrs. Irene Carpenter, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Theron
d. Spear, is seriously i'll with a kid
ney trouble.
Mrs. Stanley G.. Wilson went to the
sanatorium at Randolph last Tuesday.
where she was successfully operated
upon for appendicitis on Thursday, and
reports this far indicate she is max
ing good recovery. Mr.. Wilson, who
accompanied her to Randolph remained
there during the week, returning Satur-
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling, who is spending
he winter with her husband, Lieutenant
Governor Darling, at Hotel Barre, was in
town last week as the guest OF her
mother, as were her four children, the
Misses Pauline and Mary, and Joseph r.,
md Lawrence.
Edward B. Hatch. who paid his moth
n, Mrs. Sarah y. Hatch, q brief visit
short time since, has gone to Concord,
\. H., where he has accepted a position
n store.
Miss Lyle l.. Tracy, who was the guest
# her mother, Madam Laura A. Tracy,
everal days last week, left Thursday
or Boston, where she has employment
s stenographer with the Payne Man
featuring Co.
Mrs. Belle Judd Mexican and children K
/ Glastonbury, Conn, arrived in town 8
ast week for a brief visit to her moth n
r. Mrs. Mary A. Sanborn, and her broth
r, Herbert 7. Judd, and sister, Mrs. Fred
|. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. 0rdway spent
few days in Barre last week as the
uests of their daughter, Mrs. Earl L,
arker, and family
Mrs. j. H. Rabtoy and daughter were
illed to Roxbury recently to attend the
neral of Mrs Rabtoy's mother.
The remains of Charles H. Dodge of
trafford, who died at his home on Sat
rday, March is, were brought here on
tuesday, for interment in the family lot
Highland cemetery. Mr.. Dodge was
ne of the oldest members of George