The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
STANDARD Oil NaNY
CHELSEA

Miss Alice, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs:
Charles +. Button, will take a course oil
study at the johnson Normal school.
Miss Emma L. Darling left Tor Boston
A few DAYS since, from which place she
will accompany the family OF her broth
er, Gen. Charles X. Darling, TO the beach
for two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth A. Carson, who has
been spending two weeks in town as the
guest of Mrs. Mary Beckwith and Mr..
and Mrs. Leon c. Ordway, returned to
her home in Barre last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip j, Little of Fitch
burg. Mass, arrived in town few days
ago 10 spend a two weeks vacation with
friends.
George +. Hayward had the pleasure
of a visit from his brother. Charles A.
HAYWARD OF Lowell Mass, last week, u
being the first time they had met Tor
several years.
state Auditor Horace f. Graham and
his accountant, Jesse +. .loslyn of Mont
pelier. were in town last week Thursday
to audit the accounts OF the county clerk
and taller, going from here to Woodstock
to audit the accounts of the same oiiicials
in Windsor county.
Miss Helena Sargent. who has been at
tending a summer school for teachers
during the past several weeks at One
onta. \. Y. returned to town last week.
Selden II. Allen, who had been the
guest of his son, O. Fay Allen, for sew.
eral weeks. has returned to his home IN
Boston, and was accompanied by Mrs
Fay Allen,
Fred c. Waldo, wife and daughter Ina,
and Mr.. and Mrs George d. Lyford we're
in Bethel Aug. 81 as the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Ripley. Mrs. Ripley Is a
sister Of Mr. Lyford.
Miss Ruby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clark, has returned from Strat +
ford where she has been doing table
work at T. G. Dearborn's hotel for sew
eral weeks. and win 90 to Wilmington a
little later to teach.
Guy L. Rogers, who has carried on W.
II. Sprague's farm in South Washington
the past year, has rented the farm, stock
and tools for another year.
Miss Blanche Townsend, who has spent
the past six weeks at Oak Bluff, Mass,
has returned home and Is the guest oil
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, w p. Town
send. She was accompanied by friend
Miss Cornelia Ingraham OF Eauclaire
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs, Ray H. Dearborn are the
happy parents of a daughter born 70
them on Wednesday, Aug. 30
Prof. Dan +. Dickinson. who has been
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Laura a
Tracy, left last week for Boston to visit
his cousin. Miss Lyle l.. Tracy, after
which he will return to New York, where
he is professor OF music in the Blair Cllti
conservatory.
George II. Hettrick left with his fam
tilv last Saturday for Newport, \. II.
where they will make their home, Mr.
Hettrick having obtained employment II
a bobbn shop in that town.
| Mrs. Jesse Marsh. Mrs. Percival Brain
and Mrs. f. NJ Pillsbury OF Manchester
! Y. H.. were guests last week OF Mr. ant
Mrs. Houston S. Fits on the Randolph
road. Mrs. Marsh is a niece OF Mr. Fits
An alarm of fire was rung IN from th'
Albert Camp place, which os occupied by
| John Goodspeed, last Friday Afternoon
and several members of the fire company
hastened to the scene of the contlagratiol
by auto taking with them several fir
extinguishers. They were so successful
in fighting the fire that the flames wer'
extingushed, part OF the roof and
portion OF one gable end of the hous
having been burned to the extent tina
the burned area will have to be bull
new. The distance OF the Camp plac
from the village is fully three miles an
great credit is due our fremen, who re
sponded to the call and were so success
full as to extinguish the flames and saw
the house
Mrs. Ruth Pitkin. who lives in Harol
Berry's house in the upper village. wa
so unfortunate last week as to fall an
break one hip and while she is as com
Portable as could be expected, yet her in
Jury is serious one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordwav wen
Monday to their farm on the Corint
road. where they will remain for fey
weeks.