The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04
CHELSEA

4 Nhi hiitn VI lpaIuhiu NHH iNNN"s
great ~ ttes home OF his uncle, Harry
+. Bryant.
Il. Il. Ransom Of Brooklyn, n. V, was
in town for Christmas as the guest OF
his father, Herbert Il. Ransom, who re-
sides on the east hill.
Among those who have been recent
victims of the grip are Fred A. Ord
way and Mrs. Ordway, Chester NJ. Davis,
Elmer l.. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
Sprague Ben A. Goodrich, Edward b,
Hatch and Walter ii, Emery
Principal Carl d. Grippe returned Sat
urday from Willsboro, N. Y, where he
had been a guest of his parents for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Jackson, who have
been spending several weeks at their
home here, have returned to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. Sanborn and
three children and Mrs. Sanborn's moth
or, Mrs. Flanders, are seriously i'll with
the prevailing distemper, and under the
Doctors care.
Miss Mary A. Darling went Saturday
to Montpelier, where she will enter
Montpelier seminary for a course OF
study, and Mrs Darling and two sons
left for Barre City, where they join
Lieutenant Governor Darling, and the
family win board at Hotel Barre during
the winter, and the two sons, Joseph
X. and Lawrence will attend the city
schools. 1t il expected that their house
here viii be occupied by DR.. and Mrs.
William II. Cook
John Flanders left last week for New
port, n. H., where he will be employed
in bobbin shop during the winter.
Willard + George has entered the
employ of Archie II. Sanborn as clerk
during the winter.
Mrs. Charles A. Densmore went re-
Gently to Lowell Mass, to spend the
holidays with her sister, Mrs. Charles
A. Dickey.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Davis returned
last week from a several days visit to
friends in Lowell, Mass. and vicinity, |
and during their absence from home
their farm stock was cared for by Will |
liam w. Braman.
There are four cases of scarlet fever /
in the family of Robert A. Lyon, who |
resides on the east hill, but as they /
know the source from which they con
tracted it and it coming in vacation, ii
is not expected that there will be any
further outbreak of the disease.
Mrs. L. j. Harper of Ashland, ~ H.,
came recently for visit to her brother
and sister, G. G. Scales and Miss Mary
Scales, respectively.
Frank G. Dickinson was guest of
friends over New Years and the week
aud I'd ROT, al 10 he IN, Mont. ]
peler the first of the week.
o. Fay Allen, who recently sold his
interest in the Allen Sanborn Co. store
is assisting w. ]. Underhill, proprietor
Of the Chelsea job press.
John w. Sprague returned to North
field last week Thursday after spending
a week at the home of his parents, and
Vinton A. Corwin returned Saturday .
evening from Boston. where he had been /.
spending his vacation with relatives !
md friends.
Harry X. Wishart was recent guest
'or few days of his mother at her home
n Barre City.
Miss Nora +. Taylor and Miss Sylvia II
Jomstock of Randolph and Miss Ethel
'nde Sargent Of Springfield were recent Il
,uests Of relatives in town. III
Chelsea grange. which has occupied II
!. A, Ordway's hall in the Tarbell block II
or several years, has rented the second II
md third stories in Henry +. Gates II
lock and moved to their new quarters II
asst week. III
Many of our farmers improved the
God shedding last week and large mum II
er Of logs were delivered at the mills
a town. III
Burt Sargent has returned from north
m New York, where he had been work
1g since early fall, and is working for
:. O. Mattoon. Ill
Gerald A. Bixby, who has been the
uest of his father Frank f. Bixby, for II
he past two weeks, left Monday for II
.orthiield to resume his studies in Nor
'ich university, in which institution he II
a sophomore III
At special communication of George H
fashington lodge, No. 81. +. and A. NJ, II
cid last Thursday evening, there was \
good attendance to witness the work II
the NJ. NJ. degree. AT the next regu- II
r communication, which win be held II
thursday evening, Jan. 20, the annual II
ecton of officers will take place and !,
this meeting, It IS important that II
cry member of the lodge should make II
TefTort to be present.
Special union prayer meetings will :
, held alternating between the two -
urches here this week. commencing at n
e Congregational church on Monday a
ening, the general public is cordially D
vited to attend these meetings.
The Chelsea orchestra played at a
ew Years ball at Vershire ON Friday
ening, and it also. furnished music at
New Years ball here on Saturday
ening.
George F. Flint, clerk in the postoffiee,
ent Sunday in Washington as the
lest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
int.
While working with a saving machine,
ed Hayward had the misfortune one
y last week to break his arm. DR..
irwin was called and the fracture re-