The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-18
CHELSEA

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County Bobbin corporation, was N
town few days last week on business
connected with the plant
Frank 4. Bixby, who had beer sui
! fering from blood poisoning for 4 few
days went last Tuesday to the sanato-
rum at Randolph for treatment and
all reports since that time from the
sanatorium are favorable for his re-
covery
The two little girls OF Leon II. Reed
have been legally adopted, the older
one Ella, BY Mr.. and Mrs win Fol-
som Of Tunbridge and the younger
one, Hazel, by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L.
Bates OF Tunbridgc.
DR.. Cecil Rogers OF New York City,
DR. William Rogers OF Morristown, n.
j. and their mother, Madam Julia
Rogers, Of Lowell, Mass, have returned
to the respective homes, after having
spent about two months IN Chelsea,
where they have been guests at the
inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II. Hill have
sold their home farm on the West Cor
nth road to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur f..
Hill, who have been carrying on the
Richard Kennedy farm during the past
year, and possession will be given some
time in October.
Archie +. Sanborn has recently pur-
chased new Gardner automobile
through Ben A. Goodrich, the local
agent
Harmon McISeel and wife, who have
occupied the Leslie A. Bragg farm in
the south part of Washington, will
soon move to the Alma Davis farm on
the Vershire road.
Ruth, Don and Ted Lord, who had
been spending the summer at the home
of their aunt. Mrs. John p. Davis, have
returned to their home in Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram H. Bickford, who
had been guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs w H. Sprague, have returned
to their home in Elmira. n. ", and
We're accompanied by Mr.. Bickfords
Madam c. NJ Bickford, who
will spend the winter there,
Among our young people who have
recently left for further school study
are, Reginald L. Hill TO the medical de
oartment Of the University Of Vermont.
where he viii take up the work of his
senior year; Charles ID. Burgess TO
Norwich university TO enter the fresh
man class; Howard Walker to RAN
dolph Center to enter the State Agri-
cultural school; Lyle NJ Baraw. Hope
Morey and Alice Bowin TO Montpelier
seminary to take the teacher-tr training
course r. Browning Wilson of Red
Bank, n J., who had been the guest Of
his uncle, Judge Stanley G. Wilson. also
left last week for Northfeld to enter
the freshman class at Norwich uniyer
sity.
A son war recently born to Mr. and |
Mrs l.. Huxley Sargent.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles r. Corwin Of |
Boston were in town last week as I
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs Ernest A. Cor
win.
Rev Perciyal Hewitt has returned
rom Claremont. n H., where he had |
been taking chiropractic treatment for
eiatie rheumatism and feels that he is
much improved thereby and hopes to
'e able to resume his pastoral work in
he near future.
Ralph. son of Marshall Carpenter,
las gone TO Albany, ~ ~. to take a
'usiness course at the Albany Business
ollege and Miss Zila Densmore has
zone to Keene. n. H.. to take course
n the Normal school at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Dickev and
lister, Miss Clara Dickey. who have
'een spending several weeks with rel
tives in town. have returned to their
Iome in Lowell, Mass
Rev Otis r. lockwood was in Mid
lebury last week Tuesday. where he
tended q conference of Congregation
] ministers.
Harold G. West spent last week in
own visiting friends. after having com
leted his summer engagement as ad
ance agent for the Redpath chautau-
ua. and will leave at an early date
or Madison, \. j.. TO resume his stud
= at the Frew Theological seminary.
D. d. G. NJ. Louis S. Brigham of
randolph made his Official visit to
George Washington lodge. No 81. F.
|. NJ, last Thursday evening when the
FORK of the f. A. degree was exem
lifted
Harry r. Wishart of Winooski spent
ut week in town with his wife and
aughter at the home Of Mrs. Grace
ixby. I,