The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-04
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION


Lieut., Walter Tenney of st. Adams
who was a prisoner in the Black forest
region OF Germany for over seven
months, was a business caller in White
River Junction Wednesday.
Work on the five houses which the
Hartford Building association, Inc, is
constructing is progressing. favorably
Some of the foundations are completed
Much of the material for the superstruc-
lures is at hand and Contractor P. f.
Adams expects to have score of men
at work on the project within few
days
Mrs w. L. Blaisdell and children, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Richmond and vicinity returned to
White River junction Wednesday.
Dr. J.. d. Pitman, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
0'Neil of Maple street, returned home to
New Haven, Conn, Monday. His neph-
ew, Walter ONeil, accompanied him.
The Misses Muriel and Mildred Stock
well also returned home with the doctor.
Raymond Powers, James Donahue,
William Banagan and Walter Ware left
Tuesday evening for Buffalo, n. Y,
where they will drive home four new
cars which have been purchased by the
Miller Automobile company.
Sarah 0'Neil, who has been spending
her vacation at the home Of her mother,
returned to Boston Tuesday, where she
is employed as a nurse in the Huntington
hospital
Mrs. Moulton and family of East
Charleston, who are travelling by auto
mobile to California, called on Raymond
Powers Tuesday
Miss Mildred Stockwell of the tele-
phone company is on her vacation
Il. II, O'Neil OF Gary, Ind, who has
been visiting his mother for few weeks,
has returned to his home.
The school census OF 1919 and 1920
shows 05s pupils from the ages of to
u.s.
Henry B. Gillette of Manchester, n H.,
is visiting his niece Mrs. George Steph-
ems Of the lower Maple terrace
The largest class in the history of the
Knights OF Columbus order in Vermont
was initiated into the newly formed Mi
chaud council, No 2025, last Sunday
afternoon and evening, when ITO candi-
dates received the first, second and third
degrees in the presence of over 500 visit
ing knights, The work was in charge Of
State Deputy Wright Of Burlington, as
sisted by District Deputy Gowdey Of
Montpelier. The first degree was ex-
emplifed by the Montpelier council and
the second degree by St Adams and
Burlington councils. At the conclusion
of the second degree, the visiting knights
and candidates marched to St Anthony's
church. where special services were held
and appropriate remarks for the occasion
were made by Rev. G. c. Delaney The
third degree in the evening WAS very
successfully exemplified by State Deputy
Wright and team from DeGoebriand
council OF Burlington after which a gem
erous lunch was served by the local coun-
Gil The furnishing Of the lunch was in
charge of Frank Fellows, manager Of
TIE depot restaurant Among the visit
ing knights were the following: Grand
Knight Buck Of st. Adams. Grand Knight
+. X Lanctote OF st. Johnsbury, Grand
Knight j G. Durriek of Fair Haven,
G. r. Flynn Of Rutland, G. X Howard
Of Bellows Falls, Past State Deputy
G. Z. Mann of Brattleboro, Past Grand
Deputy DR.. +. j. Ridden Of Bellows
Falls and various other officers and
members from Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire councils