Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
Windsor County
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Guy N. Smith is in receipt of q letter
from his brother c. Milan Smith, for
mer Junction resident, now newspaper
correspondent overseas. In the letter he
gives a description of visits to towns and
cities on the Rhine and German terri
tory in association with 200 other news
paper men-C. r. Going has sold his
Highland park residence to Attorney Ray
mond J. Trainor, who will take posses
sion June Is for his own family home
Howard j. Miller and Charles ~ Lee
Bourseau. president and treasurer, re-
spectively, of the Inter State Trust COM
pany, have arrived home from their two
weeks trip to Arizona and Oklahoma
F. II. Abbott, district manager of the
Eastern States Farmers Exchange, with
headquarters in Springfield, Mass, was
in town Friday and in conference with
Clarence j. Frink, general manager of
the Farmers Exchange of the Windsor
County Farm Bureau.-Under the super
vision of e. j. Macie a force of men are
at work laying spacious granolithc side
walks on the south, east and north sides
of the new telephone bulding-A sew
enth class license has been granted to
u White River Junction applicant. It
is the second license of the seventh class
c. Pease has returned TO her
home from the Mary Hitchcock hospi-
tai. Hanover. N. H.. where for some
weeks she was patient.-A. II. Stack
pole. assistant superintendent of the
Champlain Realty company. is at his Of
flee after 10 davs' tour of inspection at
the New Hampshire and Vermont pulp
wood camps.-Supt. George A. Chedel of
the Champlain Realty company is on an
extended business trip to Boston.
Secretary Fred l.. Davis of the YER
| mont State fair announces the following
appointments as superintendents of
departments at the coming fair: Hor-
ticultural hall, Dana Stafford of
Brattleboro; machinery hall c. j.
Sargent, White River Junction; floral
hall. S. f. Leonard. North Pomfret
cattle. George Terrill. Morrisville
! sheep, Walter Harrington Pomfret:
Morgan and exhibition horses, Il. A.
Smaller, Morrisville. The prize list of
the coming fair is expected to be in
distribution by June 9-Sergeant Major
Bernard White is at home from an 1s
months army service overseas. He was
formerly clerk in the First National
Bank. He enlisted in New York city and
was assigned to its 69th regiment with
| d
Monahan of the overseas army and New
York. and he also has seen an is months
service.-Miss Marion Barnard of the
local telephone exchange, who is soon to
leave town for Keene, n. H., was given a
farewell reception Friday by her associ-
| ates The gathering was at the home or
! Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brouilette There
was an interesting program Of music and
a presentation of appropriate gifts
! Miss Ida Bonneau of Worcester
| Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Hem
ry W. Larson at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Il. Watson.
Captain Henry w, Larson. medical
corps, who is now in France is expected
home in June to undergo an operation
for tonsiliis.-A committee with C. l..
Joy as chairman is making "A canvas of
the town in the interest of the Methodist
Episcopal Church centenary.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund c. Gilbert went to Will
Jamestown, Tuesday to attend the funeral
of a relative, George Slavery. -Calman
Colodny is on business trip to New
York city.-Miss Roxie Gilbert has been
engaged to furnish the daily music for
the summer season at a White Mountain
hotel in Woodstock, N. II. Miss Gilbert
ia n yiolnist and in association with her
will be Miss Gladys Brouillette of White
River Junction as cello player and NJ ISIS
GLADYS Howard of Lebanon, N. H.,
pianist,
A special and largely attended meeting
NJ Fire District No. I. OF White River
Junction, was held in Knights of Pythias
hall. Tuesday evening. The purpose of
the meeting was to see what action the
district would take on the proposition to
lbuild a new fire department house. The
result of the submission of the question
was the call upon Mr. LeBourveau to
Iexplain the action of the committee in