The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-28
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

A. C. Hurd, the secretary of the Wind,
sol county Y M. G. A., has been called
| to New York City on account Of the sud
den and serious illness of his brother.
Ernest and Florilla Perkins of Water.
bury Center, who have been visiting
their grandmother ON Union street, re-
! turned home Wednesday.
The First National bank force, with
their families, had a very enjoyable out.
ing Monday afternoon and evening at the
summer cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Harvey on Mascoma lake.
The selectmen of the town of Hartford
wish to notify the public of the closing
Of the Hartford highway bridge to all
traffic during the time required for re.
planking, which will probably be com
pleted in a week or 10 days.
The 4th Vermont Regimental associa.
ton will hold their annual reunion al
White River Junction, Thursday, Sept
4, in the Knights of Pythias hall Roll.
call at 1880 p. m, followed by business
and social meetings, and campfire in the
evening at 80 o'clock, to which the sol.
diers of all the wars, the Sons of Vet.
Grams and the ladies are invited. The
last roll was published in 1913. Since
then many changes have occurred, caused
by removal to other localities or by
death. I.
Stanley Garipay and Albert Ranney
have returned from Old Orchard Beach
Me, after spending two weeks vaca'
tion as the guests OF Edwin Smith at
Grey Gables, his summer home.
Mrs Carroll Allen is spending a weeks
vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Misses Catherine and Jessie McElligott
of Cambridge, Mass, are the guests Of
Miss Airline Daley for two weeks.
The lawn party held by Uncle Sans
Canning and Cooking club last Friday
afternoon and evening on the library
lawn was success in every way. The
weather was fine and the club netted $25
which win be applied on their Victory
bond This club of rs girls has been
| busy all summer canning every avail.
able fruit and vegetable and win make
| large exhibits at the state fair. Also
several members will do demonstration
work during the fair. If anyone has an
over abundance of vegetables in Their
garden and wish TO donate them to those
members of the club who have small
gardens or no gardens at all, they will
confer a very great favor if they will
kindly notify the club leader, Mrs. Chas
r. Cummings.
Prof and Mrs. Arthur w. Smith and
daughter, Cynthia, are spending a few
days with Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr. and
Mrs f f. Smith of Gates street. They
motored to White River Junction from
| their home in Ann Arbor Michigan, by
way Of Canada and Niagara Falls.
James Smith, who was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Smith, re.
! turned to his work in Attleboro, Mass.
where he is principal of the high school.
w. j. Furman left Wednesday for
! Middletown, Conn.,, where he will attend
the funeral OF his sister
! Mrs. p j. Hamilton of Barnes avenue
is attending the Methodist campmeeting
at Clsremont Junction, n II.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler of Middle.
town, Conn, who has been visiting her
! daughter, Mrs. A. McAnley of Windsor
returned to her home Wednesday
Miss Carrie Lougier left Wednesday
to visit friends in Newport.
! Mrs G. II. Adams of Brooklyn, n Y.
/ is visiting at the home OF H. r. Miller.
Miss Annie l.. Miller has returned ia
the Lady Jane Gray school at Bingham.
ton, N. Y.
Leon NJ. Weeks of the Brown rubber
store has been spending his vacation al
| Warren, N. II.
r. +. Stevens is away on q profes.
1 sional trim to New York CITY.