The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-08
CHELSEA

MIS-. ffeN ~. FafknuTrE entertained
as her guest last week her sister-in
law. Mrs. Emma Jacques. of Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 4. Atwood of Bos
ton were recent guests at the home OF
the formers mother, Madam Atwood
Oh Maple avenue.
L. 5. Post Office Inspector J. A. vii.
liams of White River Junction was an
official business visitor in town re.
Gently.
Mrs Sarah Skinner and sister, Miss
Mary Wills, entertained last week their
sister, Mrs. Albert G. Brown, of Lisbon
n. h
MIR and Mrs. b. f. Morey of Andover
\. H., were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard |. Thompson
RAY keezer of Woodsyille y. H., a
former clerk in the National Bank OF
Orange County, who has been attend
ing Norwich university during the past
year, has accepted the appointment of
assistant cashier in the above named
bank and commenced his duties as such
Monday morning As clerk in the
bank Mr.. keezer was deservedly popu-
lar and his many friends are much
pleased to see back in the bank in his
new capacity.
Mrs Grace Ordwsy Chaplin and son
OF Springfield Mass, were in town last
week as guests Of the formers broth
er. Fred A. Ordway. aud sister. Mrs.
Willard p. Townsend.
Thomas j. Quaide returned last week
from Montpelier, where he had been
spending several days.
Mrs. Ralph s. Merchant. who has
been seriously III for several weeks
wis erysipelas, is now improving and
her recovery is expected
George Goodrich has been seriously
III with pneumonia and other complica-
tions during the past week, and his
son Charles VI. Goodrich, of Mortified
was in town over Sunday to see him
Judge Stanley c. Wilson went last
week 10 Bennington, where he will pre-
side at the June term of county court
in that county.
Messrs. O'Neill OF Lowell. Mass.
were in town last week looking after
he interests Of the local bobbin shop
and while here purchased large wood
lot OF Archie Mccullough. who lives
just over the line in Corinth on the
West Corinth road
Miss Carrie Morse, q former student
in the local school. called on friends
saturday afternoon. while On route to
Orange, where she resides with her sis
.er. Mrs. Wyuess Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs Zephie Brunette Of
'laremont. y. H.. who had been in
own looking after, the interests of
heir farm and also visiting theirs
laughter. Mrs Ralph T.. Sanborn. re-
lrned TO their home last Wednesday |
Parkhurst and Tilton went last week |
o the Mormon shrine IN RoyNlton /
where they have taken the contract to I
'aint the buildings
Mr. and Mrs Walter = Goss and son |
we're week end visitors al the home Of /
he formers mother. Madam A. T. Goss.
to their home in Barre Mon /
ay morning.
Oscar Hslvorson and Gladys, the
'oungest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
'crt H. Lane Of Washington. were re
entity married in st. Adams and after
he 18th Of June will reside on the
MONS farm DIN the west hill
Herbert J. kingsbury and daughter.
liss Doris. Of Boston. Mass. came
aturday and are visiting friends in I
own. being guests Of Mr. and Mrs '
,eonsrd l. Thompson.
Rev. John 4. Lawrence viii conduct
undav afternoon services 40 the South
Washington church during the re-
lainder Of the summer
Niram Morse. ~ no has been propri-
tor Of the Chelsea meat market for
.vcral YEAR. sold his entire stock II
oo3s and fixture al auction last Sat
rday. and realized good sale Bcni
. Adams was The srcfj0neer.
Mrs William 4 Hood Is putting run
ing water and plumbing into her
1use. and is taking the supply from
D. = g. Wilson system.
VIII A. Reed has 81. large stock ~
g nearly sll sawed out. plsnsd and
uck and has an unusually fine stock
humber
Amcng those from here who attend
the Orange county association off
churches held at Brock
"a reoently were Rev John 4 Law
nee. Mr.. aud Mrs John NJ Comstock.
=. and Mr.. Richard y BACON. Ralph
and William Carpenter and Earle q.
horne
A daughter uas harn. June srd. -
3 and AIRS. Arthur p Dickinson. Who
SIDE 81 TIRE east BILL
Miss Mildred I,utton. q resident here
r the pat tEo Nears, uhe b now