The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
CHELSEA

George Chase, who had been the CUES
a few days, returned last week to Nortl
Newport, n H., where he has employ
ment in bobbin shop.
Miss Nancy Hall has returned from
Massachusetts, where she spent the win
ter with relatives and has opened hel
house on Maple avenue for the summer
Miss Mary j. George and Mrs. Ada
Whitney have gone TO Massachusetts
where they viii spend a few weeks Wis
iting friends in Boston and other nearby
cities.
| Mrs. Wilbur r. Dewey, who has been
| in feeble health for several months, has
improved so much OF late that she was
able to go last week to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank w Button,
on the west hill to remain for few
days.
J.. A. harrington, who moved last fall
from his farm on the west hill to Cabot,
has purchased grist mill in that town
and, deciding not to return to Chelsea,
has sold his farm here TO G. L. Silver
OF Cabot, who is undecided as yet wheth-
er he will occupy or sell the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Franklin Smith re-
turned last week from STAFFORD, where
they had been the guests OF friends for
a week.
Ray +. Titus of Clarenont, y. H.,
Frank C. Dickinson of Montpelier and
Walter S. Goss OF Barre City were re-
cent visitors in town for a day.
Prin. and Mrs. Carl ID. Grippe moved
last Saturday from the Sleeper tenement
on Jail street, which they have occu
pied for the past two years, to the
Moves place on Main street, which is
owned and has recently been extensively
repaired by B. H. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Cook recently
entertained as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Matoll and their daughter, Miss
Vivian, OF South Barre.
Mrs Jennie Atwood and her sister.
Mrs. Alice Hadley, who have spent the
winter at the home of the formers son,
Fred Z. Atwood, of North Roxbury,
Mass. arrived in town last week and
have opened their house on Maple avenue
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chaplin Of
Springfield, Mass, were in town last
week as guests of the latter's brother
and sister, Fred A. 0rdway and Mrs.
Willard p. Townsend. Mrs Chaplin
will be remembered as Miss Grace Ord
way, the youngest daughter of the late /
Martin F. Ordway.
Cadet Gerald A. Bixby and a class
nate at Norwich university arrived in !
own from Mortified last Friday and |
ire guests for a few days at the home
If the formers father, Frank L. Bixby.
George A. Tracy, Benjamin H Adams
md Horace r. Walker were the delegates
rom this town who attended the Re-
publican state convention at Montpelier
asst Friday. Stanley G. Wilson, chair
nan of the Republican state committee.
vas also at the capital to attend the
convention.
The following delegates from the local
congregational church were in Williams
own last Thursday to attend a meet
ng of the Orange County Congregational
ssociation, viz: Rev. John A. Lawrence,
ir. and Mrs. John NJ Comstock, Walter
|. Emery. Mrs. Euniee A. Lewis, Mrs.
.eslie H. Bohonon and Marshall A. Car
enter.
At the recent caucuses the following
own committees we're elected Republi-
an. John NJ. Comstock. George A. Tracy,
BENJAMIN H. Adams, oliver +. Burgess,
nd Andrew L. Sprague; Democratic,
arl NJ. Beckwith. Herbert o. Bixby,
evils \. Lucas, Fred A. Grant and Wal
sr Fl. Beckwith.