The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09
CHELSEA

Mrs. &. T.. Jackson arrived IN town
last week and is stopping with Col. and
Mrs. II. o. Bixby
Mrs. John A. Lawrence visited friends
for few days recently in Williams
town.
II. E. Rogers and wife, who have oc-
cupied tenement in the Tracy brick
tenement, have moved to the Clement
house on South Main street
Miss Sylvia Comstock of Boston came
last week for visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Comstock.
Mrs. Emma Hatch Little of 0neonta,
N. j., came recently to visit her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Hatch
Rev. #. Il. Wood, Leon Clark and
attended meeting of the Epworth
league institute held at Montpelier last
week
Miss Edith Gale of Boston was a
guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
N. Sanborn.
Miss Ola Hood, who has just complet-
ed a year of teaching in the city OF
Springfield Mass, arrived home last
week TO spend her summer vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. + f. Hood.
Mrs. James Stewart and infant son OF
Barre are guests at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hale X. Darling.
Mrs. Luna Godfrey was in White River
Junction last week as the guest of Rev.
, and Mrs. Robert Heseltine.
George d. Lyford, who has worked for
several years for Fred G. Waldo, has
bought the Carlton Slack farm on the
east hill and will take possession of
same in the near future, He has bought
the farm for a home and the considera-
tion was 81 600,
Miss Elsie WEIGH who has been en-
ployed as waitress at the Chelsea Inn
for several weeks, completed her services
there last week and returned to her
home in Tunbridge.
Oscar w. Corse, chief engineer at the
bobbin shop, has returned from his va
cation and business was resumed at the
plant Monday morning and will continue
until the stock of logs is worked up.
Mr., and Mrs. b. o. Barrows, who re-
side on the east hill, recently entertained
friends from Waterbury, where they for
merly lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p Hall have moved
ilbuu lllC lazy bilNh tNhNHiNhts w bihN
home of Mrs. Laura Tracy and Mrs, Hall
! will keep house for Mrs. Tracy.
Misses Mabel and Stella Beekwith
have gone to the White mountains,
where they viii be employed as wait
resses during the summer.
Judge and Mrs. b. II. Adams moved
Saturday to their farm on the east hill,
where they viii stay during the hay
and harvest season. Their son, William,
and Vinton c. Corwin will assist them
during the haying season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Atwood Of West
Roxbury, Mass, and his cousin Hayden
c. Mills of Ferry, Wash, were in town
last week as the guests of the formers
mother, Madam Jennie Atwood, at her
home on Maple avenue.
William Taft OF Bovina, N. Y, who
has been the guest of his son, Attorney
NJ. C. Taft, for the past week, left Mon.
day afternoon on his homewsrd trip,
going via Vergennes, where he formerly
lived for many years.
The Fourth of July program laid out
| by the general committee was carried
out without hitch, all committees
working together in harmony, which re-
suited in making the day one long to
be remembered in the minds of the large
crowd in attendance throughout the day
and evening. Music was furnished
throughout the day by the STAFFORD cor
net band, which won new laurels for it.
self in putting up a good article" The
sports came along like clockwork under
the direction of those in charge, with
full entries, and prizes were awarded as
follows Bicycle race, lst, George G.
Reed, 49, I'd, Clyde Sanborn, s. 100
yard dash for boys under Is, LIST, Walter
Grout, fish pole, given by George A.
Tracy; ID, Karl Buck, 81; Sd, Howard
Walker, soc. 75.yard dash for girls un.
der Is, won by Hilda Roberts, two
pound box Varsity chocolates, given by
NJ f. George Back to back race, LIST,
Kezer and Burgess, $780,. I'd, Jacobs and
Jacobs, 81; Sd, Kendall and Rule, soc.
Running broad jump, lst, H. F. Com
stock, $3.50; I'd, Magalsky, 81 3D., Bur.
CESS, soc Relay race, LIST, Farnham and
Whitney; 3D. Jacobs and Jacobs, 81;
3D. Kendall and Rule, soc Tug-of war,
Chelsea VS. Tunbridge, won by Tun-
bridge, prize SIS. Trimmed teams, LIST,
Chelsea Red Cross, $40; I'd, Uncle Sam,