The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-15
CHELSEA

gene H. Kennedy on Monday, May TO-.
Miss Bessie Burgess returned last
week from a stay of several weeks in
New York City.
Charles A. Clifford went recently to
Tunbridge to visit friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. William II. Sprague went on
Thursday to Barre, where she will be
| the guest os friends and relatives for
a few days.
Harold A. Dwinel!. county agrieri-
tural agent, returned the first of the
week from East Calais. where he had
been the guest of his parents over the
week end
Attorney Hale X. Darling returned
Tuesday evening from Boston, where
he had been on few days business
trip.
Mrs. Leonard H. Bacon is entertain
ing as her guest, Mrs. Agnes j.. Clark
of Charlestown, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fay Allen returned
Thursday evening from Boston, where
they had been the guests OF friends
and relatives for a short time. and
where Mr.. Allen went in the interest
of the Pastime Amusement Co
DIN w. Chase of Reading, Mass,
agent of the Masonic Protection asso-
citation. of Worcester, Mass, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in town in
the interest of the association, and on
loved liberal patronage among the
members OF George Washington lodge,
No. 81. f. and A. NJ.
Mrs. Laura Tracy, who has spent the
winter in Lebanon. \. H., returned
to town last week and las opened her
house for the summer.
Chauncey c. Liese of Nershirc was
among the business visitors in town
Thursday. Mr. Liese has recently pur-
chased a store and stock Of goods in
Vershire of Winfred II. Ford and has
already taken possession. MIR. Ford
has conducted very successful mer-
camille business there for several
wears and the new venture should he
successful under the management OF
Mr.. Liese.
Mrs. Alice Hadley and Mrs. Jennie
Atwood of West Roxbury, Mass, have
arrived in town for the summer and
have opened their house on Maple ave
nue..
Next Thursday, Mag IS, will occur
the primary election for the purpose
of voting for candidates for president
of the United States. While there
will be but few names printed on the
ballot. voter has the right TO write
in the name of the candidate Of his
choice if such name does not appear
on the ballot The polls will open at
II o'clock m. and close at O'Clock
p. m.
Leonard A Bannister. who has had
employment in Greensboro tor several
months. was in town last week to visit
his mother, Mrs. Hattie Bannister, re-
turning Monday TO Greensboro.
The remains OF Horace T. Walker
were taken from the vault in Highland
cemetery to the west hill cemetery
for interment last Friday and the COM
initial services were in charge of Rev.
perryal Hewitt. A large number Of
friends and neighbors were present at
this service.
Joseph X. Darling returned Tuesday
to Goddard seminary, Barre, after
spending a few DAYS at the home of
Darling. Charles Titus and Leon Clark,
who spent the week end at their
homes in town, returned the first OF
the week to their studies at the Mont
peier summary e
Judge Benjamin Fl. Adams was in
Mortified on business Thursday aud
while there took occasion TO visit his
son, Lieutenant William H. Adams. a
member of the junior class at Norwich
university. This was Judge Adams
first visit to Norwich university since
he was a cadet there 30 years ago.
John Rich has moved his family to
the Carpenter farm on the west hill,
recently purchased by Marshall A.
Carpenter. and Alton Felch, who has
carried on the farm for the past five
wears. has moved his family . the
Charles MouIton farm, owned by
Charles F Button.
Hale X Darling has been engaged by
the Sons Of Veterans of Camp No %,
to deliver the Memorial day address
here this year
Miss Amber Cole, who has been EN-
ployed in Burlington during the win
ter. + visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Harry o. Cole, on the west hill
Mrs. Ruth Bohonon. who has spent
the winter with her son in Lowell,
Mass. has returned TO town aud i o.
cupying her rooms in the Nation
block on Eershire street.
Miss Vera NJ Beekwith has com
pleted her services as clerk in the F.
4. Corwin Co.'S store and has accept
cd a similar position in the Z. O. Bur
gess store, and Mrs. Myron A. Little
i clerking temporarily in the Z. a.
Corw.n store.
Word has been received here OF the
marriage OF Richard d. Perkins, for
merlv Of Gloucester Mass, and Miss
LILLIAN F. Brown. also a Gloucester
The marriage was solemnized IN In
gram. Pa. April :. by Rev. Thomas
CharlSworth Of Pittburgh. Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins. who are both well and
favorablv known here. have gone 20
Kansas CITY, Mo. to reside Mr.. Per
kins j. a representative Of the Russia
Cement Co. with headquarters in thai
city.
AT meeting Of George Washington
lodge. No. 81. F. and A NJ. held en-