The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-07
CHELSEA

Mrs. Guy r. Colby entertained as
her guest last week her sister, Miss
C1afn of Claremont, n. H.
Richard H. and Leonard H. Bacon ex-
hibited their IN S,le products at the
| state fair last week.
Will A. Noble, with a small force
of help from Tunbridge is in town to
do several jobs of cement work un-
der the direction of the selectmen and
will also complete the cement work on
the Masonic block, which was not
completed last fall by reason of the
cold weather.
Miss Vera NJ. Beckwith returned to
her duties in the Burgess store last
week after spending a two weeks va
cation with friends in Barre and Wood
stock.
Arthur r. MeCue went recently to
New York to make arrangements to
take up a course of study in gov
eminent vocational school,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert c, Brown of
Lisbon, n. H., rented Miss Nora Tay-
lor's house on Main street and have
already taken possession. Mrs. Brown
is a niece of Mrs. Sarah Skinner and
Miss Mary Wills.
A son weighing nine and one half
pounds was born to Dr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Hayden Sept. 26.
The work of rebuilding the bobbin
shop bridge has so far progressed as
to open the highway again for public
travel, but there is yet much work to
be done in the building of wing on
the northeast abutment
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Burroughs have
moved to Lebanon, n H., where they
will make their home,
Mrs. Luna Godfrey is entertaining as
her guest her niece, Miss Adelaide Al
len, who has spent the past three years
in Savannah, Ga.
Miss Nora Taylor has gone to Can
ton, Mass, where she has accepted
position as teacher in the Massachu
setts Hospital school
Milo |. Sleeper of STAFFORD was in
town Monday with force of help and
put plumbing into his mothers home,
connecting with the Wilson water sys
TEN.
George F. Flint, acting postmaster,
has installed in the basement OF the
new Masonic building a new one pipe
furnace for heating the postoffice A.
T. Sanborn installed the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra w. Hood have re-
Gently received notice of the birth of
a daughter to their daughter and hus
band, MIR. and Mrs. Clayton J. Wight,
of San Diego. Cal.
Sheriff George A. Tracy returned
home Saturday from White River
Junction, where he had been in official
attendance at the state fair during the
week.
The Orange county Republican COM
mitee announce that there will be a
Republican rally held at the town hall
here. Friday afternoon of this week,
and among the speakers billed for the
occasion are Hon. James Hartness,
Vermout's next governor, Hon. Will
liam 7. Dillingham; of Montpelier, our
senior United States senator from
Vermont, and~ the Hon. Frank L.
Greene, member of Congress from the
second district. There should be
large attendance at this rally as the
speakers will have something of inter-
est and Importance to all and the in
vitation to attend is extended TO all
and the invitation is county wide. The
time is fixed at 2:30 p. m. Every mem
Der of the county committee is urged
TO be present and to arrive in season
so that a meeting Of the committee
can be held before the rally, as there
is business Of Importance TO be trans
acted at this meeting. which should
be called as early as o'clock p. m.
John NJ. Atwood of Boston was a
week-e visitor ut the home of his
mother, Madam Atwood.
Fred $. 0sterhout OF Lowell, Mass,
visited friends in town few days last
week.