The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
CHELSEA

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ing for his uncle, Alfred H. Dodge, dur
ing the summer vacation.
viii A. Reed has purchased truck
to use in connection with his rapidly
increasing lumber business.
The social dance at the town hal
last Friday evening was fairly wei
attended and the music by Landis or
chestra was good and much enjoyed
Herbert r. Colby, who has occupied
the Richard Kennedy farm for the
past eight years, will move his family
to Barre in the near future, where he
will follow the vocation of carpen-
ter
Daniel G. Stoughton, who recently
sold his house at South Royalton, has
moved his household goods to the home
of Mrs. Ellen Cleveland here in this
village and will make his headquar-
ters here when off duty from his voca
ton as contractor and builder. He
is now engaged in experimenting the
construction of large pulp mill in
Fitzdale, which job will very likely
cover period of about two years.
Do not forget the Masonic ball which
win be held under the auspices of
George Washington lodge, No, 81, +.
and A. NJ, Friday evening of this week.
Steele's orchestra of South Royalton,
which in the past has been a great fac
tor in drawing large attendance, will
furnish the music for this occasion.
Among those from here who attend
ed the Farnsworth- ANGEL wedding at
East Brookfeld last Thursday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard H. Bacon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Bacon, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Sprague. Mrs. George
C. Tutherly and Mr.. and Mrs William
H. Sprague and Charles r. Angel
Miss Lyle Baraw is elerking in the
E. A. Corwin Co. store during her sum
mer vacation. taking the place made
vacant upon the return of Mrs. Myron
A. Little to her home in Ooneonta,
n. Y.
Myron A. Little, who had been clerk
ing for O. d. Tracy for the past two
months. returned recently to Oneonta,
n. Y, and resumed his work as travel
ing salesman for granite manufactur
ing firm in Barre.
Charles R. Durkee and family, who
have occupied the Charles A. Densmore
tenement house during the winter, have
moved back to their farm on the east
hill, and John H. Flanders and wife
have moved from the bobbin shop
tenement to the Densmore house, va
Gated by Mr.. Durkee.
The Orange County garage, which
has been closed since the first of the
year, is now open for public patron
age, which fact will fill long felt
need, since one garage in this place
cannot handle the volume of business
which naturally centralizes its patron
age here. The new proprietor is Nelson
Bette of Coripth, who "a short time |
since came from Boston, where he had |
ten years experience in automobile re
He expects to move his fam
lily here in the near future.
viii H. Luce has been appointed by |
the selectmen and county highway SUI
pervisor' to work the state money and /
will begin on the Vershire road. where
he left off state work last fall.
Luther Baraw, the older son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fl. Baraw, who re-
Gently graduated from the Montpelier
seminary, has returned to Montpelier
and is taking a six months business
and commercial course in that city.
Mrs. James B. Stewart and son, Rob
ert, of Barre came the first of the week
to visit the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale X. Darling.
Harold + Corwin of Boston arrived
in town last week for a two weeks
vacation and is the guest of his par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Cor
win.
Miss Hope Abbott. who has been
eaching during the past year in Bris
oil, is spending her vacation at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Rufus Alb
,ott in South Washington.
Reginald l.. Hill, who graduated last
week from the academic department
# the University of Vermont, is spend
ne few days in town as the guest
# his mother. During the past year
re has, in addition TO his senior work
n the academic department. taken the
freshman work in the medical depart
nent and will return to the university
n the fall to continue his studies in
he medical department.
During a short recess of the court.
Judge Stanley C. Wilson is at his home
lere from Manchester. where he is
folding the June term of Bennington
ounty court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald 4. Bixby Of Chi
ago are in town for brief visit at
he home of the formers father, Frank
:. BiKby.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Corwin were
n town for a few days last week and
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Cor ,
rim.
The final work Of putting the post
flee quarters in the new Masonic tenn .
IL in readiness for occupancy is being
one by c. y. Dearborn and Col. Bixby ,
ill move into the new quarters on or ,
efOre July |. ,
John Doyle is laying plans for do. c
" a large lumber job this fall and :
inter and has purchased a heavy pair \
{ horses of VI. NJ. Farnham of Mont :
elier
Attorney Hale X Darling was in G
arfe on legal business Monday