The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
CHELSEA

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for Madam Ann +. Goss. Miss Blaneh
ard is a pupil in our local high school and
4 lives in Vershire.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Whitney enter
tanned as their guest last week their
daughter, Mrs, Henry Hodgdon of Barre
City.
Jesse Hunt, is spending his summer
, vacation clerking in the store for Willard
. f. George.
! Mrs. Anna Hauser Thelgen OF New
York City spent last week in town and
was boarder at the home of Mrs. Eu.
nice Lewis.
Myron Fowler of South Royalton is
driving the morning stage between South
Royalton and Chelsea for time.
On Thursday morning of last week,
when lively electrical storm passed
over the west hill, lightning entered the
house of Ed j.. Cook, who lives on the
Cornelius Scales farm, through the me-
dunn of the telephone, putting that in
strument out of commission and playing
havoc TO quite an extent in the room,
tearing off the plastering and breaking
several window panes. Fire was set in
two places, but Mr.. Cook WAS Johnny on
| the.spot," and smothered the small flames
before they had made any Roadway. In
surance was carried in the Granite Mu-
tual Insurance company of Barre City
and r. G.. Robinson, secretary of the
company, was in town Friday and adj
justed the loss.
Mrs. Mary A. Judd, who has been dan
gerously i'll for several weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred II. Stan
ton, does not seem to improve and her
recovery is considered doubtful.
Miss Nora f. Taylor has opened her
house on Main street for the summer
and her father, Noah C. Taylor, is hon.
ing with her for time.
Prin. and Mrs. Carl D. Grippe left last |
week, accompanied by their son and Mr.. |
Grupe's sister, who has been their guest |
for time. to spend a portion OF their
vacation with their parents at Willsboro,
n. Y.
Mrs. Sarah Skinner, who has been
keeping house for her brother, George NJ.
Medcalf, during the past year, is taking
a vacation and is visiting friends in
Claremont and Concord, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Densmore en-
tertained as their guests a few days last
week, their daughter, Mrs. Victor Moore,
and her two sons of Concord, n. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie H. Bohonan are
as their guest an uncle of
the former, the venerable Carlos Boho-
nan of Lowell, Mass, who, despite his
burden of 90 years, is hale, enjoys good
health and takes lively interest in the
important events of the day. Mr.. Bo-
lonan was resident of the village sew
sral years ago.
Miss Louise Dashner and Miss V. L.
Ducharme who have been doing table
work at E. D. Barnes during court, have
completed their services there and re
turned to their homes in Barre City.
A son was born Thursday, July 10, to
dr. and Mrs. George d. Lyford. Mrs.
Hattie A. Taylor is caring for Mrs. Ly-
ord and infant.
Miss Ruth Burgess and Miss Mae Ash
inc are in Burlington attending the sum
ner school for teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Corwin enter
aimed as their guests last week Mr.. and !
,Irs. Charles r. Corwin of Somerville,
lass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Cor II
yin of Lowell, Mass
Clarence Jones and Clara Rabtoy, both a
4 Chelsea. were recently married at .
White River Junction where they are
laking their home and where Mr. Jones U
as employment. They visited their q
arents here last week, making the trip n
y motorcycle. " y.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Comstock are y
ntertaining as their guests their son. d
'onald L. Comstock, and wife of Edge
'ater, n. j., who are spending a short 81
acation in town. -
Postmaster and Mrs. Herbert o. Blk g
y left Saturday morning for Winooski
, visit their daughter and husband, Mr.. -
nd Mrs Harry R. Wishart. a.
henry DuIDdnk, VINO mas conducted -,
ilk route here for the past IL years,
rs discontinued the business and creates
good opening for some hustling young '"
.rmer to engage in that enterprise. ~
Mrs. Calista L. Hamblin who for sew IL
al years has made her home with her
ster, Mrs. John NJ. Flint, on the west oil
II. died at the home of her sister Sat
day, July IA, having reached the adj nc
need age of SO years. Funeral services ~
ere held from the west hill church on "a
onday afternoon, July l6, at 2 o'clock. u"
". Robert Heseltine officiating. Mrs.
amblin is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
NJ. Flint and Mrs. Mary Spencer of
aremont, n. H, who was not able to
present at the funeral. She is also I'll.
rvived by one stepson, Walter NJ.
smblin of Randolph. Interment was sP'
the family lot by the side of her hus-
nd, James NJ Hamblin, who passed on oe'
veral years ago. Mrs. Hamblin was a
,st estimable woman and left large tei
Gle of friends.
Edward B. Hatch of Concord, y. H., pa
IS an over-Sunday guest of his mother, All
rs Sarah Hatch.
Edward B. Hatch of Concord, Y. H., !r
s an over-Sunday guest Of his mother,
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