The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-17
CHELSEA

Mrs. Il. G. Reed entertained as her
guest last week her sister, Mrs. Eliza
Dow of North Ware, N. II.
The many friends here of Leon Os-
borne of Tunbridge, who at one time was
student here and later clerk in the
bank and who went into the service from
this town, win be interested to learn
that he has accepted position in Proyi-
dence, K. T., and has gone there to take
up his new work.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan G. Bixby have gone
to Woodstock, where Mr. Bixby has ac-
cepted position i'll drug store, and it
is understood that Mrs. Bixby has Sc
cured a position there to do clerical
work
William II. Adams, son of Judge and
Mrs b. n. Adams, left Sunday for
Mortified to be present at the opening
Of Norwich university at retreat on
Tuesday evening. Mr., Adams goes back
to take up the work of his junior year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Wishart OF
Winooski have been guests during the
past week of the latter's parents, Colonel
and Mrs. H. o. Bixby.
At the Horace Monkey auction Of pure,
bred Jersey cows last Saturday after
noon the price ranged from $50 to 500,
which was considered good sale, since
most OF the cows were spring instead of
fall cows.
Joe Darling left Tuesday afternoon for
Barre where he will enter Goddard sem
mary to take up a years course Of
study in the business department, and
Luther Baraw and Leon Clark left Tues
day for Montpelier TO take a years
study in Montpelier seminary.
Miss Bernice Hood of Brockton, Mass,
was a guest last week of her uncles
William A. and f. r. Hood
George Thompson, who has been in
the y. s, service during the past two
years and who has Just returned from
Germany, was recent guest at the
home of his brother, Leonard |. Thomp-
son.
The many friends of Harold A. Owl
FELL in this town and throughout the
county will be interested to learn that
after a full hearing given him by Secre-
tary of State Charles A. Black at Brad
ford, the evidence produced satisfied the
state official that Mr.. Dwnell was en-
titled to have his license, which was re-
voked on Aug is, reinstated, and on
Sept he received notice from Mr.. Black
of reinstatement and has since that date
been operating his car
Lee X. Whitney and Elsie M, Hood,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ezra w. Hood
of this town, were married at White
River Junction on Sept. by Rev Robert
Heseltine former pastor of the local
Methodist church.
Rev. John A. Lawrence was at Middle
bury last week attending a convocation
of Congregational clergymen.
! Moses j. Rivers, who went into the
service the first of October, 1918, received
! his discharge at Camp Devens and ar
| rived home last Friday Mr. Rivers
| term in the service has been devoted to
hospital work in New York and Jersey
| City as an aid to the surgeons and he
has seen some wonderful operations per.
| formed and has altogether different
/ idea of what the human anatomy can
endure under the knife than he had be-
! fore he went into the service.
! Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Hood and Miss
Josephine Wilder of Lowell, Mass, have
been guests at the Chelsea inn during
| the past week.
| Miss Coddington, who went to Bethel
last week with DIR. Cooks people to as
sist them in getting settled in their new
home, rettlrned Monday evening and has
gone to her home in South Washington
Her sister, Miss Mile Coddington, spent
the week end with her in Bethel and
returned with her Monday evening
Glenn A. Lougee, who had been in the