The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-26
CHELSEA

"AfO nav bNti fiNitiiE tbNii BaiShts
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Comstock, hav
returned to their home in Cleveland, c
Rev. Carl H. Corwin of East 81
Louis, H., who is the guest of hi
mother, Madam Ellen d. Corwir
preached at the Congregational churcl
last Sunday morning.
Judge and Mrs. Stanley G. Wilson
left last Thursday morning for Yorl
Beach, Me-, for short vacation, max
ing the journey by automobile through
the White mountains.
Mrs. George f. Kimball who hat
been guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred j
Alderman, has returned to her home il
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles R. Corwin and
son, Arthur Corwin, of Boston were re.
cent guests at the home of the formers
brother, Ernest A. Corwin.
Mrs Ralph c. Wilcox and daughter
Serahgertrude, of East Brooktield and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett B. jackson and
| daughter, Pauline, of Bayonne, N. j.,
were guests last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Sprague, re-
turning to their respective homes Sat
urday.
George A Lincoln, who was stricken
with paralysis about 10 days ago, died
at Nthe home of his brother. Will II
Lincoln, on the Randolph road last
week Wednesday and the funeral was
held from his late homs on Friday aft
ernoon, Rev John A. Lawrence off
ciating, and interment was in the Lin
coin cemetery on the west hill Mr.
Lincoln was a bachelor and is sur
vived by two brothers, Will H. of this
town, and Charles O. of Wilder, and
one sister, Mrs, George W. Norton of
Strafford, He was about 10 years old
and respected citizen and had fol-
lowed the vocation of farming.
The local baseball team played three
games last week, losing to the Bethel
team in closely contested game,
which resulted in a score OF three to
five, and winning from the Bradford
team in a very interesting and excit.
ing game, with score OF six TO five
and winning from the East Corinth
team at Corinth with score of five to
ten. East Corinth will play the re.
turn game here Saturday afternoon of
this week.
Colonel H. O. Bixby, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is still
confined to his bed and Dr. Clifford OF
Randolph was called in consultation
with DIR. Godfrey, the attending physi-
clan, last Thursday and, while Mr. Blk,
by is thought to be slowly improving,
it is expected that it will require some
little time for him TO recover his usual |
health and strength
Mrs Ruby Clark Mahall of New York |
City is spending he month of August |
in town and is guest at the Chelsea |
inn.
Rev John A. Lawrence spent last
week in camp at Fairlee lake with the !
boys in, his Sunday school class
Mrs Grace Ordway Chaplin OF Spring.
field, Mass. and Miss Ellen Scott of |
Princeton y j.. arrived in town re-
Gently and are guests during the re-
mainder of the month of August at he
Chelsea inn.
Nomination papers for Hale X. Darl-
ing for town representative have been
filed in the town clerks office He states
he hopes there will be a large turn out
at the primary on September l4th, so
that a big vote for Emery tor governor
may be cast-whether they vote for
Darling or not
Mrs. Will H. Lincoln has recently en-
ertained as her guest her sister, Mrs
Royal White Of Springfield, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchihs and
laughter, Miss Lena Hutchins. and
Mr. and Mrs Edea C. Hall OF East
Mass. are spending two
weeks in town and are guests at the
Park View
Attorney Lyle r. Beckwith was at
POST Mills last week Friday 10 play in
he band at the annual Post Mills fair
Thomas J. Quaide, who was recently
allied TO East Randolph by the serious
llness OF his brother, Charles Quaide,
eturned home last Friday.
Herbert r. Kennedy, who has been
listing his mother, Madam Ruth Ken
edy, and his brother, Eugene H. Ken
edy, for two weeks, left for his home
n Bridgeport, Conn, last Saturday.
Joseph H. Darling, who has employ
lent at the Lake Morey club during I
he present season, was a week end Wis 7
or at the home Of hi parents, Mr.. !
nd Mrs Hale X Darling
Frank C. Dickinson of Montpelier j. n
pending a two weeks vacation with '
slatives and friends in town. a
Attorneys Hale X Darling and Will b
am II. Sprague were in Fairlee Satur-
ay to take some dispositions for use in P
rial al the October term Of the United a
tstes district court at Rutland in the p
,se Of Margaret Louise Graham. pro
mi Y. Anna A. Dodge, Frank L. Bry. 4
ut and William W. Clendennin. pro- C
rietors of the Quinnebeck camps at Fl
sirlee lake. 4
Edward b. Hatch is clerking in the A
stional Bank Of Orange County, tax h
q the place Of Milan b. Smith, who v
signed a short time since 10 accept a a
milar position in bank in Brattle- ii
pro. r,
Mrs Eugene II Kennedy, who has n