The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-04
CHELSEA

Mrs. Calvin ~ Dearborn and Miss
Edith Dearborn spent several days in
Montpelier last week as the guest of
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank H. Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway left
last Friday to spend few weeks at
their farm on the West Corinth road.
News has been received of the death OF
Jason Densmore Of Lebanon, n. H., on
Sunday, March 20, after decline in
health of nearly two years. Mr.. Dens-
more was native of this town, vet
eran of the Civil war and is survived
/ by wife and two sons.
| Lyman McNall who has been resi-
| dent here for a number of years, has
rented a tenement in Tunbridge village
and moved there last week.
Miss Blanche Townsend, who for sew
eral years has been a teacher of dramat-
ic art in New York City, has been en-
gagged for the summer school in Mar
thas Vinyard Mass, this summer She
will have charge of the stage work in
the production Of different plays.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Curtis, who live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hoton s. Annis on
the west hill spent few days in Orange
recently as the guest of Forest Cutler.
Miss Grace f. Densmore, who has
been spending several weeks at the home
Of her sister, Mrs o. Fay Allen, left
Thursday for Enosburg Falls, where she
will be the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. An
nette Parmalee.
"A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs |
Harry +. Bryant last Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron A. Little Of One
onta n. ", arrived in town last week /
and have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Alvah j. Little and Mrs. Sarah Hatch
their parents.
Harry n. Sanborn, who was taken sud
denly i'll last Thursday, which illness
developed into pneumonia, is still in a
dangerous condition. A trained nurse
from Burlington arrived Saturday night
to care for him. Up to the time OF her
arrival he had been cared for by his
brother, Wallace II. Sanborn.
Elwin Sanborn of Barre, who had been
in town for two weeks visiting his I'M
rles, Harry n. and Wallace H. San
born, returned to Barre Monday morn
ing. He WAS in charge OF his uncle Har-
rvs harness shop last week.
Leslie A. Bragg of Milford, n H., ar
rived in town last Thursday and expects
10 rent his farm in South Washington
before he returns to Milford, where he
works at the carpenters trade and con-
iucts a grocery and provision store even
ngs.
Judge George L. Stow held session
i probate court at the grand jury room
i the court house last Saturday fore
loon when the viii Of the late Charles
~ Taft was contested :. G. Wilson
appearing for the contestant and NJ. II.
wilson Of Randolph appearing for one
i the legatees.
The members Of the faculty. pupils of
he high school and Others from here,
no went on the excursion to Washing
on. d. c.. returned Friday evening aud
d report a fine time and feel well paid
lr the effort.
A special communication OF George
Washington lodge. No 81. +. q A. NJ.
.il be held al their lodge rooms on
thursday evening Of this week and full
Tendance is requested by the W. NJ
e.. T. Hood OF Lowell, Mass, arrived
town last Saturday to spend a few
avs az the home Of his brother VIII
am F. Hood.
Merlin Goodwin went last week To
ashiHgton 20 spend his vacation with
j. grandfather. 7. u. Tillotson.
Augustus = Boardman and family.
~ have been occupying the George
enney house near the STAFFORD bridge
Is winter, have moved back 70 Their
rm On the east Sin.
Mrs Arthur u Camp. who had . Sc
re attack az pneumonia in February.
y g far recovered her health a. 4 be
le o get oat d doors.