The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-10
CHELSEA

! Jamestown was in town recently visit
ting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Catherine N. Griffin, who has
spent the winter in Chazy, n. y, in
i the family of her son, George +. Grit
fin. has returned to her home near
| the South Washington church.
Supper will be served at the Me, hod-
ist church parlors Tuesday evening,
! NAV II, from q to o'clock, and the
supper viii be followed by a social
hour. Invitation to attend is general.
Mrs. Ralph S. Merchant who has
been seriously i'll with erysipelas, Is
convalescing.
William Fl. Sprague was in Montpel-
/ ier Wednesday to place the contract
| for the printing of the June term dock
cts OF Orange county court and at
tend meeting uf the directors OF the
Granite Mutual Insurance Go. in the
evening at Barre.
/ Mrs. Eunice A. Lewis and daughter,
! Miss Rosemary, who have been board
! ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney
during the winter have returned to
! their home on Main street.
Miss Verna Burgess of Concord, n.
! H.. was in town last week as the guest
| OF her mother, Mrs. Nellie Burgess.
! Russell G.. Corwn of this town and
! Miss Katherine Il. Stewart of Long
meadow Mass, were married at that
place recently and returned last week
! to take I'D their residence on the farm
on the east hill purchased few
months since by Mr.. Corwin. Mrs. Cor
win was teacher here few years
| since and both have a wide circle OF
| friends here who wish them much hap
piness and success.
The household goods which belonged
! to the late Harriet Jones will be sold
at public auction at the residence of
Mrs. Lizzie p Smith on Saturday aft.
ernoon, May Is, at | o'clock sharp.
Sheriff George A. Tracy was in Cor
/ NTH on official business Tuesday, and
reported the travelling anything but
: good.
Miss Mary Darling, wha has had en-
plovment in Burlington during the
winter, arrived home Tuesday, and Is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hale X Darling.
Miss +. Mildred Dutton, who has
been the home demonstration agent Tor
| Orange county during the past two
wears, has closed her work in that ca
pacity and has gone to her home in
East Craftsbury. Later, in company
with her sister, they will open tea
house at Caspian lake in Greensboro
for the season. During her residence
! here she has made many friends, who
regret exceedingly her going away
from town and relinquishing the work
she has so successfully carried on in
| this county.
George F. Ryder, who for several
wears has been employed in the u. ).
census bureau in Washington, ID. G.,
was i'm town recently while on a brief
VISIT to his fatherinla John Nj.
Scribner. of Corinth.
Mrs Nellie Rogers, who has occu-
pied rooms in Mrs Ellen Corwln's
! house during the past year, has moved
| into the tenement in the north side Of
/ Mrs. II. T. Walkers house and Miss
Florence Goodwin, who has occupied
that tenement during the past two
years, has moved into the tenement in
! the south side OF the house.
Leon w. Bugbce moved the house
hold goods OF John Goodspeed from
Tunbridge 10 East Montpelier Wednes-
dav. Mr.. Goodspeed has obtained en-
ployment there.
Attorney Hale X. Darling was in
! Montpelier on legal business Friday
Percy J. Heath has purchased new
Ford car and Mrs. Fannie Robinson
has purchased a new Chevrolet, and
both are derofing their spare time IN
learning TO drive.
Mrs. Sarah (Bartle Coburn, wife of
! Munroe o. Coburn, died at her home
on Vershire street. Friday, April 30,
and the funeral was held from the
home Sunday afternoon, Rev. John a.
Lawrence officiating. lnterment was
in the family lot in Highland GENE
terry. Mrs. Coburn was a most cstima
bic woman and leaves large circle
OF friends who mourn their loss. She
was "A years of age and besides her
husband she is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Elmer L. Hooker of Slawson,
Mich, and Miss Almena Ccburn, who
tenderly cared for her during her long
! illness. and one son. Edmund NJ. Co
burn of Detroit. Mich.
Charles Helmer, who has been visit
ing friends in New York for few
weeks. has returned 70 town and re-
sumed his school work.
Mrs. Malissa Wright has gone TO
| Nashua. y. H.. TO care for her brother
whose health is very poor
At special communication OF
George Washington lodge, No 81. +
and A. NJ. held Thursday evening
there wa- large attendance TO Wit
ness the work Of the NJ. VI. degree.