The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
CHELSEA
Mabel A. Beckwith the Bride OF
Robert H. Farnham.

Mabel A. Beckwith the Bride Of
Robert H. Farnham.
! Miss Mabel A. Beckwith, the second
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Carl N
Beckwith, and Robert H. Farnham o.
Northampton, Mass, were united IN
marriage at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. Pereiyal Hewitt. Saturday
june 10. Mr. Farnham was Iun.
bridge bov and both the bride and
Groom were former students OF the
Chelsea high school and have many
friends in town who will wish them q
long, happy and prosperous life They
will make their home in Northampton
where Mr.. Farnham is established N
business.
Mrs. Thomas G. Dearborn is enter
tanning as her guest her mother, Mrs.
L. b. Dow, of South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mills Of Win
throp, Mass, have been guests during
the week of their aunts, Mrs. Alice
Hadley, Madam Atwood and Mrs.
George M. Medcaif.
George Reed and Mark H. Whitney
made a flying business trip to Fitch.
burg. Mass, the first of the week,
covering the round trip Of two hun
dred and eight miles by automobile in
one day and had to wait several hours
in Fitchburg for the transaction OF
business. The return trip was made
in five hours.
United States District Judge Har-
land b. Howe of Burlington was m
town Wednesday to visit his daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Howe. who mas
been a very successful teacher in the
local graded school during the past
year.
Edwin Fuller, former resident here.
now residing in Chelmsford, Mass, was
in town last week visiting former
friends and acquaintance.
Sinclair G. Lougee, who went early
in March to New Mexico for his health,
arrived in town the first Of the week
and Is visiting his mother. Mr.. Lougee
feels that he has been considerably
benefited by his sojourn in the South.
William Young Of South Fairlee is
working for Ben A. Goodrich for a
time as chauffeur and general utility
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilder and son
OF Barre were guests recently OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bixby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Thorne. Mrs.
wilder is a niece Of Mr.. Thorne and
a former Chelsea girl, and will be re-
membered as Miss Bertha Berry.
Misses Amber and ZilIa Cole re
turned last week from Thetford, where
they have each closed a successful year
OF teaching and for part OF their va
cation they have taken employment at
the Chelsea inn.
Mrs. Mary Beckwith returned Friday
evening from Barre. where she had
been spending the week with friends
and attending the graduating exercises
and social functions Of Goddard semi
nary. from which institution her
daughter. Miss Vera NJ. Beckwlth,
graduated this week in the commercial
Allen a Underhili have secured the
service of Elmer Keyes of Brookneld,
an experienced operator and manager,
TO assist them in the movie business
conducted by them under the firm
name and style of the Pastime Amuse-
ment company, and Mr.. Reyes Is al
ready on the job.
Probate Judge George L. Stow was
in Washington and Williamstown
holding session Of probate court Friday.
The remains Of Miss Nancy NJ. Hall,
who died at the Vermont state hos
Dital for the insane, where she mad
been for several years. were brought
% town June .. and funeral was held /
rom the Congregational church Sstur-